Nice free family fun! Everyone should see at least one dog sled race in their lifetime. Check it…read moreout.

As the Raven Landing Center website states: "Raven Landing…read moreCenter is a beautiful venue for meetings and events of all sizes. The large, light-filled dining room can seat up to 350 people. Other size rooms are available, and catering is provided on site." I recently held a celebration of life memorial in their main event room and could not have been more pleased with their service and facility. The room is gorgeous and their diverse catering menu is impressive. The food was delicious and everything was just right. The staff are kind and so very helpful.

Great place for only $50 per person. You get a way place to stay with included bathroom, snacks,…read moredrinks, and Expert hosts on the aurora, cameras, etc. And they will do photos of you that they include for free. So take as much as you can. And they video the time-lapse and include that for free as well. We drove and parked ourselves. First time using our camera for aurora photography. The hosts was very helpful and knew all the settings to our sony camera. They open 10pm and close at 2am but if the aurora is still strong they are willing to stay longer as well. Very accomodating!

Great place to view the northern lights! They have complimentary coffee, cookies, tea to keep you…read moreawake because you'll probably be there for a while to catch the best views. There's a fireplace, tables and chairs inside. They also take complimentary pictures of you and give a little presentation of the northern lights.

This hotel is wonderful! It is clean, the staff is kind and helpful, and the breakfast is out of…read morethis world! I have never seen such a great spread from a hotel. The workout facility is wonderful as well with machines found in the best gyms. The hotel is conveniently located right off the highway. We enjoyed our stay and hope you do too.

Unsure about the low ratings. HIE in a great location near a shopping center. Room was clean…read more Breakfast was good biscuit & gravy, sausage, cold and hot cereal, coffee, and juices. Pool room was clean and handicap equipment available. Towels are available in the pool area. Check in was a breeze, free cookies in the lobby. Microwave and small fridge provided in the room. Overall.... Clean. Spacious. Convenient.

I love that Huffman Manor is locally owned and operated. The owners strive to make the place…read morewelcoming and diverse for whatever your need may be. I've enjoyed every event and stay I've had there and have felt spoiled by its beauty.

Great place to stay and very very very clean! Very central…read moreto everything and you can walk around the park and walking distance to near by restaurants. They offer breakfast but I did not have it so I am not sure how good it is. But just know that they're homeless sleeping in the park so just be careful but they never messed with me. I gave them 4 stars because the elevators were a bit shady, made noises and shook. In the morning, the elevators were shutdown and everyone had to take the stairs.

Exceeded my expectations. The hotel is beautiful and I liked that it is conveniently downtown my…read morethe Riverwalk and cute little businesses. There is a small gym, pool, and hot tub. The breakfast is nice as well. The rooms are HUUUGE and include a fridge and microwave. I got the room with a couch, which was awesome. The layout of the room was unlike any hotel I have ever seen, total unique. There was quality soaps, ironing equipment and a hair dryer. Reason for 4 stars - hot tub was not hot enough, parking lot is small, although there is overflow a block away, bath tub draining was HORRENDOUS, no dresser for clothes. In 2 days, housekeeper did not check on our room to empty our trash and it was overflowing. Also the bathroom does not have a fan; that's gross. I still recommond- overall experience was pleasant.

I've come to find out that Fairbanks isn't rife with a lot of activity. I would think their main…read moredraw is the Aurora, which unfortunately was not active nor in season during our visit. That being said, it's nice to check out the ice museum and what it had to offer. Since o got the combo package of the ice museum combined with the aurora show, I'll separate them in the review. The ice museum part of it comes with a roughly 15 minute video that takes about ice sculpting; a little history so to speak. Similar to other reviewers, the video does leave a lot to be desired. The idea is fine, but execution is poor. The video is TERRIBLE quality. It's 2023... they could do better than 120p or 240p. It's actually kind of embarrassing really. So just power through that until they update it. Afterwards, you're escorted to the actual museum, which is an assortment of ice sculptures. I urge you to taper your expectations and you'll have a good time. It's not incredibly massive, but there is a decent amount. I liked Andy's (the ice sculptor) enthusiasm and you can tell there is passion in what he sculpts. He functions as a photographer if you want group/couple pictures. I particularly love toe slide since it's pretty fun to go down. Made me feel like a kid again. Also don't worry about not having a jacket as they definitely can provide you with one. It ends with actual demonstration of him sculpting in an observation room. It's really cool to see the process in action. Pretty cool (no pun intended). The Aurora show was unique in that it highlights the beautiful photography of Zimmerman combined with classical music. Don't worry the quality is a lot better (although not the best) than the ice sculpture video). It gives a short history of Zimmerman before showcasing his work. It is beautiful and showcases the aurora borealis in different forms.it is pretty mellow and calming, which could lead some to dozing off (I did a little), but definitely appreciated the art behind it. Overall, it's definitely something to do if you're in the city. I don't think it's too expensive, but many may not see the value. If you like ice sculptures, check this place out!

Waste of money! $15 a person to get through in 10 minutes. Then they have qr codes where the…read moreartists ask for donations as well. I went down the slide 3 times for something to do. Gift shop looks like a garage sale. Stay away from here. From the locals, I hear the sculptures at local festivals are way better.