My boyfriend and I traveled to Eagle River to attend a wedding for a friend with whom he served with. Their wedding was in Chugiak, and on their invitation they said to look into places to stay in Eagle River since it was only about a 20-25 minute drive away. I stumbled across Alaska Chalet B&B while perusing Google searches one day, and I loved it immediately. This was both of our first times staying in a B&B and we would totally do it again! Brigitte was so warm and welcoming when we arrived, and she remained that way throughout the duration of our 4-day stay with her. We opted for the hosted stay in the Alaska Chalet Suite, and her breakfasts were constantly on par; she typically started off with fresh fruit and yogurt with granola, then onto to an egg and sausage bake one day, omelettes and bacon the next, and hearty pancakes with fresh blueberry preserves for our final day (we did go out to breakfast once to send the bride and groom off to their honeymoon). The suite itself was way too big for just the two of us; originally a third person was going to join us but had to cancel last minute due to work. We stayed in the queen bed which was very comfortable and CLEAN, which is huge for a germophobe like myself. The bathroom was also spotless and the shower was huge (never used the jetted tub), plus there was tons of counter space to utilize. Overall, we would highly recommend staying at the Alaska Chalet B&B, and we would do it again the next time we get the opportunity to travel to the Anchorage/Eagle River area of Alaska. Brigitte was a doll; super sweet and genuine, and we loved having her sit down with us for breakfast in the mornings. I think the people that have given her a bad review didn't acknowledge or respect the fact that this B&B is also her HOME, and that is truly something that every guest needs to take into account. She is gracious enough to allow guests to stay in her house, cook breakfast for them, and then clean up the mess once all is said and done; respect her wishes and ring the bell to alert her that you have arrived and wait for her to make her way down the steps; you wouldn't want people barging into your house, I'm sure! Take your shoes off upon arrival as to not drag in the dirt and mud from the outside; Alaska has a rough and rugged terrain, and trekking your mud throughout the house after your hike or day spent walking around town is disrespectful. Thank you for being so kind and accommodating throughout our stay, Brigitte, we had a wonderful time and hope to be back soon! read more