3-Star Hotels in Alaska, United States

This is the most comfortable hotel I stayed in Fairbanks. The only problem is that you can't check out late. You have to leave at 11 o'clock. But the hotel is good and the stay is very comfortable. There are not many types of breakfast.

it is a good place to stay; it is very convenient, near the airport, a 3-5 minutes drive away, some tourist attraction like Pioneer park, pikes ice bridge, and Fred Meyer. the hotel is very clean, they have free coffee at the front. but there is no housekeeping. they didn't clean our room for 3 days, so i assumed they didn't have a housekeeping daily. the staff was very friendly, except for the lady with the blue/red highlights on her hair; she was mean to my daughter.

We used it for one night. The free shuttle from the airport came in about 5 minutes when I called from the airport. Check in late at night, sightseeing in the city the next day and going to China Onsen from the evening, so I regret that my hotel stay was short. If you are lucky, you can see the aurora from the room, and I woke up several times in the middle of the night and checked the sky from the veranda, but unfortunately I couldn't see it. In addition, there are many stuffed animals in the lobby and corridors? There are paintings, and there are small but fitness rooms and saunas, so I wanted to stay more and enjoy it.

Lands End Resort is always an amazing experience being at the end of the spit in Homer Alaska. My husband traveled this time and was pleased with the room, service and restaurant.

Two big beds, very clean! Breakfast is average, but local hotels are almost the same! In addition, it is convenient to take a red-eye flight next to the airport. The hotel has a free airport shuttle service! Going to the city needs a taxi, about 13 knives! There are Korean food and Japanese materials nearby, and it is said that Aurora can be seen near the hotel in November and January.

The location is very good. There is a big pet store opposite a plaza. Parking is free. The hotel is relatively new. The suite room type we booked does not seem to have been replaced with two single rooms. The front desk service is warm and will provide aurora news. There are several close to the hotel. You can see the aurora and there are some news reports for the group.

Breakfast is normal, the aunt is warm and welcoming; the room is clean and tidy; a few minutes drive from the airport; parking is free, there is a shuttle bus; the bathtub is a bit slow, overall satisfaction

The hotel is conveniently located, with shopping malls and restaurants just a few minutes' walk away. The room is big and clean. But the attitude of the staff is average, and I couldn't get a travel transfer. The most unfortunate thing was that there was a power outage in the entire hotel at around 11 o'clock on the second night of our stay. There was no air conditioning and we could only open the windows. The noise of cars outside was very loud, which affected our sleep. The electricity was not restored until 9am the next day, but breakfast was not served. When asked whether the hotel would provide a refund, there was no positive response.

The price of the area is expensive. The most expensive Best Western has lived so far. Apart from the expensive, the other is good. The town has beautiful scenery. The hotel is next to the port. The scenery is good and convenient.

The Delta Lodge is similar to a hostel. The structure, bathrooms and showers are clean enough. A towel washing room and a kitchen with penthouses and stove are available. The reception service was not present when we were there but all information was provided for an self-checking.