Thank you Jill and Scott for a wonderful stay! We had 6 great nights/days and I recommend staying…read moreat this place if you are ever visiting Fairbanks. I really appreciated the time Jill and Scott spent with us over breakfast telling us about the history of Fairbanks and giving us tips about what to do and where to go for dinner. I loved hearing about the history of the house and looking at all the black and white photos from over 100 years ago. Thank you for making it one of the best vacations we've ever had!

Yelpers near and far listen here and listen closely: you absolutely 100% want to stay at this…read moreincredible Bed and Breakfast known as Alaska Heritage House. My dad and I had the opportunity to stay here on Tuesday, July 2, 2019. We just needed a quick place to stay for one night in Fairbanks as we had another flight to Bettles the following morning. So, so many regrets - I wish we had at least two nights here! The place is listed on the National Register of Historic Places!!! How awesome! We stayed in the William Room ($131) which was on the first floor of this beautifully historic bed and breakfast located in the heart of Fairbanks. The manager (?), Melanie, greeted us and got us checked in for the night. We were able to make ourselves feel at home even with all of the antiques everywhere. I was truly amazed and got out my DSLR to take some more photos. We did our laundry every chance we got during our five-week trip so I was quite thankful Melanie allowed us to use the washer and dryer which were located in the basement. Although each room seemed to be booked, we actually didn't see many other guests during our short stay. Like I mentioned before, our stay was short and we had to leave to get back to the airport pretty early. Melanie was so gracious to accommodate us and still provide breakfast despite it being before the normal breakfast time - I really appreciate that! The pancakes, sausage, and fresh fruit were all incredible and I'm not just saying that - it was one of the best breakfasts of the entire trip! I'm going to let the pictures show how great this place is but I do want to note this is one of the oldest buildings in Alaska, built in the 1916s (I think) by a wealthy man to court a female to Fairbanks. It was sold a short while later to author Mary Lee Davis and has since changed owners upwards of 11 times. It's been restored and decorated to reflect the early 19th century. Check out the pictures but more importantly, book a stay here!

If I could give six stars, I would! The couple that run this place is amazingly sweet! It's like…read morestaying with your grand parents! My girlfriend and I stayed there on the first night of our 7 night Alaska trip. We had a ton of ground to cover but seriously wish we could've stayed there the entire time. They served an excellent breakfast (fresh fruit, yogurt, coffee and tea, bacon and pancakes with freshly picked Alaskan blueberries) and the room we had had such great character. If I'm ever in Fairbanks again, I know exactly where I'll be staying.

This was the best deal in our 2 week vacation to Alaska. Great rates. The hosts were very…read moreknowledgeable about the area and gave tons of suggestions on what to do (and what NOT to do). The room was clean, breakfast was delicious and they even offered advice on where to get a tire fixed at a good rate after our flat on the Haul Road. I would stay here again if I ever visit Fairbanks!

Amazing place, friendly staff beautiful rooms. Saw…read morenorthern lights over top of building and around area told where to get best lights. If coming to city again would stay..

i booked a room 3 months in advance for my granddaughter and daughter to stay while she gets…read morechecking into college there. dont thru expdia they arrive 8-18-26 at midnight lady finds her on a sticky note says your not at this property your at the other one gives her a key and sends her to another part of the company taxi driver was nice and waited outside as he said he has lots of issues here so he takes her to the other property and she used the key to get in the door and it wont unlock then a lady starts yelling at them opens door and says that is her room she calls expedia and they called office lady said i already refunded them and canceled her stay. well they called every hotel in fairbanks all booked for militray event last hotel called had 3 handicap rooms which cost her 1200.00 from the 729.00 i paid. both taxi guys warned her of this hotel and said it is druggies and homeless and not safe. shame on you for even being on expedia you dont meet there standards.

I stayed here 3 times in the mid to late nineties. Once with my 2 kids, a colleague and her mom,…read moreonce in March with my daughter, and once when I taught Vacation Bible School. Each time Marnie and Lambert made me feel like family. They were so personable and welcoming. At that time it was still a B&B and truly one of my favorite places to stay while in Alaska. I so regret not getting back there if for no other reason than to visit with Marnie and Lambert.

I would definitely stay here again. I picked this place because of the central location, but don't…read morebe fooled into thinking you can really walk anywhere in Fairbanks, especially in winter. Everything is quite spread out. My dad and I stayed in the nannyberry room, which had two twin beds and a private bathroom. There was obviously a lot of thought put into everything they provided- there's an outlet with USB ports, many hooks for all your gear, 2 (!) luggage racks, a fridge, sound machine, and an actual alarm clock. You can control the heat within your room, and there's a fan to help circulate. There's also an oscillating fan in the closet. They ask you to take your shoes off outside the room, they can certainly get dirty! I loved the quality of the linens and the thick towels, along with bathrobes. The hosts were fine about us arriving after midnight and left a key and great directions for us. Service could have been a bit more friendly but every question we asked was answered. The one thing missing is displaying or communicating the WiFi password to you. Lots of free parking and definitely a great price.

We stayed here in early August as part of the end of a two-week Royal Caribbean cruise/land…read moreexcursion package, followed by a couple of extra days we added on our own to relax and enjoy the area. As an overall three-star facility, they do not disappoint. The atmosphere, warmth, and coziness speak for themselves. It was very pleasant, very clean, and very well kept--both public areas and private rooms. While we were there, a small ice cream bar opened in one of the sitting/library-type areas just off the main lobby. We thought that was a nice touch. There are two primary dining options here: a more upscale-feeling buffet-type area close to the main lobby, as well as Pikes Landing, a separate building housing its other bar and dining options. The Landing has more of a cabin-esque atmosphere. While definitely an upscale three-star facility, it is also a rather pleasantly quirky place. The walls are adorned with historical tidbits, as well as their proud reputation of having hosted the starting line for three Iditarods. There are several special locations around the property, including outdoor dining seating, a spacious patio/deck area, and what I would call "their library." The library is a small building way off to one side of the main building. It houses a small billiards room, a cozy little library sitting area with floor-to-ceiling shelves and a sliding book ladder, and a tiny theater. The theater features a roughly 20-minute independent film about unique views of Alaska, along with breathtaking footage of past Auroras. Seriously--this is a must-go-to when you're here. The staff were somewhat of a quandary for us. Most of the time they were very receptive, friendly, and helpful. There were a small handful of moments, though, when we just got the feeling that perhaps we were asking questions at an inconvenient time. It's one of those things where, when they excelled, they were over the top, but every now and then you got "just a funny feeling" from them. Maybe that's a late-in-the-season thing; I don't know. Overall, though, they were in the 95% range for us. We kept getting mixed messages about the free shuttle service. Unless you hear or experience something different, I would assume those rides are primarily going to get you to the airport or back, and I wouldn't count on being able to get to other locations. That said, Pikes is an unofficial stop on the local Metro route, and they will point out a place where, if you stand and wave the bus down, it will stop for you. We were very pleased with both the Metro and local Uber/Lyft options. The local taxis, not so much (not as clean and interior as their competition). There was one element of our visit that surprised us. Our research indicated that this was going to be one of the most picturesque and beautiful hotel locations for sunsets and river views. I cannot take that away from them--it is true. Our third-floor, west-facing balcony room in the main building had a great daytime view. These were among the premium rooms people had recommended if we wanted great sunsets and Aurora views. We apparently missed the Aurora season by about three days. Bummer! But here's the thing: throughout the night, that entire back patio section between us, the river, and the sunset view is lit up like a main drag in Las Vegas. We jokingly mentioned that the only thing missing was a flashing sign reading "EAT AT JOE'S." Unless those lights are turned off during certain times when Auroras are present, I think I would have been a tad disappointed paying a premium price for a "room with a view" with that much light pollution throughout the night. The daytime view was wonderful; I would simply ask about the nighttime lighting before paying extra specifically for Aurora viewing. Overall, we enjoyed our stay very much. It is clean, comfortable, interesting, and just quirky enough to be memorable. The library, theater, historical touches, outdoor spaces, and daytime views were definitely memorable. Just ask about the nighttime lighting if an Aurora-viewing room is part of the plan.

This lodge was part of our tour package. Our room was humid. One benefit of traveling with seniors…read moreis that I was able to have the gym to myself for both days that I stayed here. Housekeeping attempted to come into our room 2xs without knocking. Also another guest appeared lost and tried to get into our room many times within the night. They offer a breakfast buffet for 18.95 a person. The offerings were meh. Due to large tour groups the lines were long unless you waited until the group left. Bed had a strange spring to it.

They used to have real sausage Real egg and super good…read morewaffles breakfast I haven't been there recently, but I remember they always also had like excellent fruit and yogurt and just real good breakfast enough to always make two trips

I have stayed at this hotel for years since I often work nearby when I travel to Fairbanks. The…read morestaff are friendly and the breakfast is always better than the normal continental fare you expect from hotel chains. The rooms are nice and beds are comfortable.

Spent a single night in Fairbanks and enjoyed the comforts of this beautiful home and its owner…read more Bill is friendly, gracious, a great cook - breakfast was delicious, generous - he let us borrow his new guidebook to Alaskan highways for our drive up the Dalton Highway (terrifically informative and helpful), and broadly knowledgeable - we ended up in a discussion about the America's nuclear program in WW II and he spent a number of years as a teacher. Our room was comfortable, quiet and tastefully furnished. Note that this is a home in the midst of a residential neighborhood, so it did not fit our notion of a lodge. This is not meant as a negative, but rather it just did not fulfill our uninformed expectation. Also, it is 10-15 minutes to get to the airport, train station, or downtown, which was fine for us but to some it may matter. We highly recommend the accommodations if you are looking for a delightful night in Fairbanks.

This is definitely one of the best Bed & Breakfast we have ever visited. The host, Bill is top…read morenotch, totally friendly, warm, courteous, we are so lucky to have stayed here. Bill's breakfast/brunch is AMAZING, something both me and my love one are missing now that we are back in CA. The place is new and very close to the city and easy access to Chena Hotsprings, it's perfect for us. We got the Jacuzzi room and paid a bit more for it, it was totally worth it for us. The room is huge and we got everything we needed in the room, the host even provided a set of toiletries in case you forgot! The kitchen and living room is very nice, although we did not get to use it much. The place is immaculate and we are so very pleased with this booking. Also, Bill is such a great person, he has a ton of knowledge and talking to him seemed like I have learned so much about Alaska and other aspects of living. BONUS: we saw one of the best Northern Lights/Aurora right from the deck of this place! Highly highly recommended.

The employees are mostly friendly and the rooms are fairly priced for the location & amenities. My…read morestay at 'Fairbanks Extended Stays' was pleasurable, especially given it's convenient distance from the airport. That being said, my room wasn't all too clean when I arrived. I was foretold that they were short-handed regarding housekeepers, so this wasn't something I was surprised by. However, the food residue in the microwave and the cleanliness of the floors were a little off putting. If you were to walk around barefooted, you'd find your feet blackened in no time. The office is quaint, but a little confusing as it was a residential home turned into an office. This isn't horrible or anything, but can be slightly puzzling since the rooms aren't connected physically to the office. This all being said, the employees were (again) very kind and Marina even helped me with my luggage.

DISGUSTING PLACE. My room smelled like sewage the entire day and night. Floors were sticky…read more Surfaces were dirty and covered in mystery spills. Called ahead to make sure I was staying that the Abbey Archway in not somewhere else like reviews complained about. They assured me at the birch lane property, then i checked in and they told me i was staying in a completely different location (fairbanks extended stays). Can't recommend a different hotel more. STAY AWAY.

Traveling for the first time to Alaska, alone, this B&B was exactly what I was looking for. It's…read morenot romantic, or feminine, or quaint. It's run by a man who describes his place as: "an eclectic collection of bizarre art and Alaskana", and after visiting, I can't describe it any better than he did. Stephen, rugged owner of this place, uses a unique, independent "fend for yourself" method in running it, so beware before booking a room. If you need to be coddled or babysat, there are probably better places for you to stay in Fairbanks. If you're looking for fun and wanting to feel like you're at home and very reasonable rates, stay here. Also, it's within walking distance of the center of town, yet on a very quiet road...both important features for me in my travels. The house was a bit of a frazzled mess, but that's ok with me. I loved all the messiness of it, and how there's tons of stuff to look at on the walls...in the sun room...etc. My room was great. It was dark and quiet, perfect for after a 14-hr trip. With almost 24 hrs of sunlight, a dark room is a happy, good room! This is a unique place. I think either you'll love it or you'll hate it. I loved it. It's a curious house, with lots of character, same as its owner. Should I get the chance to return for more Alaskan adventure, I will definitely stay here again.