Motellit – Alaska

”Nice view; quiet except for the furnace kicking on so loudly I couldn't sleep until turning it off. Great to have washer/dryer in the room. Not so great to be charged an extra $30 for using and incorrectly folding a blanket. (One of the blankets I had to fold since it had been left in the dryer prior to me arriving) Overall not too bad a place, just be careful if you stay there.”

”I'll be honest, we booked the Super 8 for a quick one night stay and expected a dive. We were pleasantly surprised! It's older, could use a few upgrades but the hotel is clean, location is really convenient, and its one of the least expensive places to stay in Ketchikan. I'd stay there again.”

”This was a small hotel about 9 miles north of Denali. It was closing the next day for the winter so I don't know if they normally have any amenities or activities. Things were clean and you had what you needed. The staff were very nice.”

”Not clean, seems long time no customers lived in. We had to clean everywhere by ourselves.”

”Like the old style of the hotel and their keys, but they lack amenities. Just direct TV no other viewing options. Menu didn't state only break between times. Bar and restaurant were closed.”

”Worst accommodations in memory. Bed had protrusion in the middle of my back I am still getting over. TV channels were a joke. Overall, more like a hostel than a motel. The memory of staying here will last for a long time--and not in a good way.”

”The beach is amazing as is the view. We were in the first set of rooms right on the beach. It was so nice to leave the window open and listen to the sound of the waves as we fell asleep. It is an older motel, but very well maintained and the beds were very comfortable. I live in Alaska and occasionally go to Homer. I will definitely book with them next time I am in town.”

”Henkilökunta mahtava”