Had dinner at the Whistle Stop bar. Menu had changed from what is on their website. You can still…read moreorder a couple of things from the old menu if you know about them. The Caboose sandwich (portobello mushroom) was great. Generous amount of vegetables and cheese. Fries were fries. Nice crispy pickle spear served with it. Hubby had the cheese quesadilla and there was nothing special about it. Guacamole with it was rather bland. He enjoyed his wings though. The White Golden Rush (alcoholic beverage) was yummy. Prices were pretty par for the course for Alaska. If you get there early enough you can order from the full dining room menu.

The fact that I had to witness their treatment of their employees ruined my stay. These people are…read morehorrendous and take advantage of marginalized people. Disgusting! They need to be fired.

Great food and portion sizes. It was a warm and cozy place to be after a long day of driving and…read morevisit to Wrangell St Elias Natl Park. We started with dessert first (why not) of a delicious homemade rhubarb pie in a little mini tin with vanilla ice cream on top. They also had blueberry and apple as choices. Then we shared the piping hot corn fritters that came with honey butter. Super good but super filling. The Reuben was amazing. Very tender meat and delicious homemade sauce with hand cut French fries. Seems like the local hangout spot. And was greeted by a very friendly dog on the way in! Wine and beer options as well.

Cute place with great food. I got the Reuben and it was amazing. The French fries are some of the…read morebest I've ever had, and this is coming from someone who considers the potato an actual food group. If you're inclined to venture far from the beaten path, then head to Copper Center and check this place out!

I Would never have dreamed that when I moved to Alaska that showers would be a luxury! Most homes…read morein remote Alaska are dry cabins, as is ours right now. My weekly shower is much appreciated. The service is good and rooms are clean.

Their are 3 parts to this review The water in the hotel is…read morenot able to be used for drinking. It is full of sulfur abd makes the whole room and bathroom smell so unbelievably terrible The room is so outdated and the beds are super uncomfortable The food in the restaurant is poor at best super greasy and not seasoned The good news is that all of the staff in the hotel and restaurant were super friendly and helpful If you are in glennallen the choices are super limited especially in off season. I would suggest a airbnb or vrbo because even though the water is not usable the price for the night was not adjusted

This place is bare bones and small. Don't expect a lot for your money…read more The room barely fits a a queen bed. There is no TV, closet, dresser. There is a private bathroom. The room gets hot, I called down to ask for a fan. They have none. The window was wide open but had to keep the door open for cross breeze. (I am not sleeping with the door open) There is a bar next door which gets loud. There are no black out shades for 20hrs of sure light light. Bring some eye masks. Sound travels really well outside and in your window. You can hear people whisper outside. But cars driving by sound extra loud and will wake you up at night. Staff seems friendly. Check in was very easy just a confirmation and swipe of credit card. This place is pricey in the summer time. Which is understandable; but breakfast is included. Which helps digest the higher cost. Breakfast options: Eggs (any way) Wheat or white toast Meat: bacon, sausage, reindeer sausage. This place is special as it's only open 3 months out of the year with lots of history. This building was formerly a morgue and a brothel. The owner is very friendly. This is a very solid option to stop by and get some sleep (if you are not a light sleeper) and move on the road.

Food is very meh…read more.. The three stars are for the service and mining memorabilia decorating the lobby. Everyone got something of everything from the menu and each plate came out at a different time and was lukewarm and tasteless. Like even the toast. How??? I got the snow crab cake bene and all I could taste was breadcrumbs. I thought maybe it's because it's in a small town, out of the way, but fishing season was starting so you'd think this place would have had it down by now. Wake up! Winter's over. Oh well. I'd been here last time I was through and it wasn't very memorable so next time I will try someplace new. Would pass up next time.

Very clean and friendly staff. We love a family own and ran business. Restaurant on site a what we…read morehad was tasty. We stayed here on the recommendation of Mat--Su Jolly Roger fishing. Pictures of out side and fish caught will be attached.

Compliment sandwich format:…read more This place is remote, even for Alaska, but the road out to it is in great shape, even on the winter. The Lake Louise Lodge does not respond to email inquiries for rates, you need to call. We checked in at night, and the bar was bustling. There were lots of people dancing to live music, there was not a single mask in sight. This should terrify most but, sadly, masks have been made political by people that trust politicians more than they trust scientists. We got Room #2, dubbed "Old Timers". It bordered the kitchen and was really loud, great for me (I'm a sound sleeper), but probably not for the average Old Timer. There was a sauna in the room, with instructions. It would've been a great respite from the -20 temps outside. But it was stuffed with supplies, and looks like it hasn't been used in years. Maybe take down the sauna instructions, then? The room was $131.25, including taxes. It was a warm room to stay in, with a private bathroom. But that's about it. On the plus side, this is probably the darkest place within a 3 hour drive of Anchorage (in fact, I found it by looking at a light pollution map of Alaska). And we were lucky enough to catch an absolutely incredible northern lights show!

This is a hard one to write. Three stars because of the history of the lodge and family owned is…read morelovely... Shawn who is running it is as kind as can be with some good conversation but breakfast as the season winds down wasn't edible. The over easy eggs had full runny whites, the hash browns were put in the microwave to rehydrate and there wasn't enough salt or hot sauce to be able to eat them. It was rough... I ate my sausage and toast but that was it. Coffee was good too. I imagine in the summer when it's busier, they have things prepped in advance... at least I hope so. $20+ per meal is a bit much when it's that bad.

My girlfriend and I had blown a tire on the side of the road and busted two studs. When walking…read moreback from town one of the employees here not only gave us a ride but brought us in and gave us a place to stay and food for our bellies. We can't express how grateful we were to be taken in by these great people. Not to mention it was he best bed me and my partner had slept in in some time. God bless these people and give them a try the canoe on the lake is amazing also!

I waited in the lobby to check in for almost an hour no one was around I used the walky talky at…read morethe front desk numerous times to call for service. I called the phone and still couldn't get anyone to show up and help me. The water in the room was nasty and slimy and smelled like suffer you feel way nastier after showering then not showering at all. The rooms are super old and dated. They do not clean your room even if you stay there a month they charge you 50 bucks if you want your room cleaned.