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"The room was loud with a train waking me up several times a night. The location was not really walkable and the potholes were bad. The exterior was nice but the room was not great. Parking was free, and breakfast was included."

"Friendly and clean place."

"Tidy, clean, and full of love. This bed and breakfast is the perfect place to stay when visiting Wasilla. The morning breakfast was delicious, the views of the mountains from the dock that sits on the lake are spectacular, and the room was very cozy and clean. I will definitely stay here again!"

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"The hotel has been recently opened and rebranded. The rooms are cozy and quaint. Adorable fridge in rooms and grest coffee in the rooms. Comfy beds, great gym, nice staff, coffee shop and restaurant on site. Walking distance to many restaurants and shopping, airport is a short drive. Cons: Very noisy with a train coming through nightly (more than once) there are ear plugs offered at the bedside. The absolute worst (I think 1 ply) toilet paper in the rooms."

"1. Water leak in bathroom with towel on floor and attendent saying we will have to put it on maintenance list. 2. Room was quoted with breakfast and didn't have any! 3. Room quoted by Expedia was pet friendly yet attendent charged xtra $20 for small dog with history of perfect behavior."

"It was really good time to be at their hotel"

"We were locked outside at 11:30 pm for close to an hour. I had left the key card in the room. I was told if that happened there was going to be a night security person. He came for work when we were locked out and also couldn't get into the building. He was very nice and really tried every option but I had a child with me and a flight to catch. He was eventually able ro get a guest who could hear the pounding to let us in the lobby. He didn't know how to make us a key and wasn't able to get ahold of anyone on rhe phone until close to an hour. Very stressful. Also the overflow parking lot had nonguests staying in their cars."