Huisdiervriendelijke hotels in Southeast Alaska

'A great place to stay! The hotel combined two of the officer's quarters from Fort Seward to make a beautiful building. While the building is from the early 1900s, it is beautifully maintained. The owner is very helpful - he went so far as to dig out a socket wrench to help me with an errant piece of photo equipment. Would definitely stay here again. '

'I stayed here the night before I caught the ferry and it was fantastically comfortable. The only issue that I had, and it was very minor, was finding the check-in instructions, but it was no trouble - another guest showed me the way. Well, there was a second issue. The driveway is very steep with some very sharp turns. I had everything I owned in the back of my pickup, so with the added weight, it was problematic for me to maneuver the driveway. If I'd known, I would have parked on the road and...

'Comfortable and convenient. Warm on a very cold day outside.'

'I stayed at Cape Fox Lodge about 6 or 7 years ago. This lodge was on the level of other premiere lodges in the northwest I love the location the views and the architectural style of the lodge. The room was clean. I was disappointed that the building and rooms are well overdue for a refresh. The menus in both restaurants were not as upscale as they were for my prior visit. The service was not on the same level either. The pictures in the museum had dogeared corners. The tram was broken and...

'We love this historic hotel. It is always clean and tidy and the staff members are always so friendly and helpful. It's a great place to stay to be close to the harbor and downtown Sitka.'

'Clean and comfortable. All amenities worked great! As advertised'

'Extremely overpriced. Provided a room that was not what I ordered. The room I ordered had a balcony and only one bed ended up giving me a room with two beds with only two chairs. Parking in their parking lot was usually filled up by their own commercial fishing boats to which they blocked off most of the parking so you couldn't get in there. Price of the food was outrageous $35 for two very very small pieces of halibut no longer than 3 inches long by 1 in by 1 in. TV worked absolutely nothing...