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"Convenient and clean. "

"Wonderful cabins with a firepit right outside, free ice cream from 6 -9 each night, right on the river, gigantic tv, heated solarium for watching the Northern Lights and quiet! Folks at the front desk in the evening aren't the most helpful - with the exception of the shift supervisor...she was very helpful. A group of guests all asked to have lights on a decorative windmill turned off as the light was interfering with viewing the lights one evening. Person at the desk said No, we can't do that. The lights on the grounds are on and they stay on. The next evening, when there was poor viewing of the aurora lights, the windmill light was off! Beware...WI-FI in the cabins is VERY spotty."

"All was great. The place was super clean. It seemed odd at first to be a rather unassuming apartment building, but all was great inside and I felt safe and secure. We’d readily stay here again!!! Great host!!!!"

"This review is 5 stars only because we had Margo. Margo is an employee, she doesn’t own this B&B and she may or may not be there when you book it, so I would say this is a review qualifier. Margo was amazing, cooked the best breakfasts, provided all the information we needed, offered to drive us around, she does above and beyond her job at this hotel. She even went to the store to buy us specific dishes for breakfast. Never had that before in any B&B. This is a historic house, almost like a museum, where every room is decorated with antiques and where you can learn a lot about the history of Fairbanks and Alaska just from going from room to room. It is really fascinating. The decor is not modern, the bathrooms are old, but that’s the whole point. There is no TV anywhere in the house, but then again, there wasn’t a TV back in 1916 when this house was built. I would also say that the heating system is amazing. The kitchen is part of the public space here, which is unusual for a B&B, and that’s because no one lives here. It’s fully stocked with snacks and drinks and everything you need. We got special treats for our stay in our room as well, which had a fully functioning kitchen for our own private stay. The piano hasn’t been tuned since the Raegen administration, but did I say the house is full of antiques? Location is perfect, 2 minutes walking distance from downtown Fairbanks. Parking is not an issue unless the place is packed in the summer, but we’re there in September. The"

"Rooms were excellent, actually this was leg #2 when my trip extended. The beds are awesome, best sleep I've had in a hotel in a while. Bathroom needed some attention though. Fixtures are beaten up and not working entirely properly. But the first room fixtures were fine, so not sure what the deal was with room #2. Faucet wasn't fully connected to the countertop, toilet flapper continually got stuck, shower head was way loose and I needed to use my keys to tighten a screw in order to get a shower. Otherwise? Excellent hotel. Totally doing this again if I'm in Fairbanks."

"Room was clean and well apportioned. Great for business travel"