We stayed in the "Cottage" and it was adorable! Decorated nicely and very clean. Located right in…read morethe middle of the RV park and near all of our friends staying in the RV hook up area. The cottage was equipped with a full kitchen and dining area with a tv (that we didn't even turn on). The bedroom was in a separate private room that also had a tv & a dresser. The bed was kinda small but the linens were soft and clean. The bathroom was cute and a shower was wonderful after fishing all day. The Cottage came with a complimentary bottle of wine. The only thing I would have improved is a fan of some sort... It got very hot and only one window opens up, so we had to keep the door open so we could have a crosswind.... The staff was friendly and we will definitely return when we make our yearly Halibut fishing trip!

This review is for the cabins only. From a factual perspective the cabins are located on the main…read moreroad into Valdez so there is street noise until 9 and early morning when people start leaving town. The cabins are small and rustic feeling although there is a great heater, microwave and refrigerator. The floral sheets seemed like they were from my grandmother's house but there was a cute bedspread on top. When I attempted to ask for fresh towels from the front desk I was greeted with a very unfriendly host. The WiFi in the cabin does not support streaming as the bandwidth is obviously overloaded which was super frustrating. The housekeeping staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Also need to mention the hot water heater can only support a single shower and then runs out of hot water. Overall a disappointing experience.

Blueberry Lake is a small campground with about 10 overnight sights and about 8 day/picnic sites…read more The first handful of picnic sights are directly on the lake, then only 1 or 2 of the campsites have direct access to the lake. The rest if the campsites and daysites are scattered along the windy terrain. It looks like this location doesn't get a lot of visitors since it's about 20 miles out of Valdez proper. This site is in a valley and no cell service and not much tree cover, so it's pretty windy and not much to do on-site. Worthington glacier is down the road a little way, and there is hiking and berry picking around as well if you know where to look, but you definitely need a car, or at least a bike from this point.

Food is comfortable and delicious, service is outstanding! The lodge is gorgeous and comfortable.read more

Was fortunate to be able to stay two nights at Tsaina off-season (late September) as we visiting up…read morefrom San Diego for a wedding being held at the lodge. The dining area is gorgeous, the food was amazing and as someone else noted, they have true (and unique) craft cocktails. Our room overlooked the Richardson Glacier, a sublime and million-dollar view. Rooms were cozy but well appointed, very clean and modern. Am making a vow to come back sometime in the winter and use Tsaina as a base of operations for some heli-skiing.

False advertising! Don't go there if you want to tent camp! Unless of course you want to pitch your…read moretent in a parking lot on the side of the road. Also there are no maps of the campground available and for good reason... The campground is scattered along the roadside like the garbage it is.

Shoreline salmon fishing steps away; awesome views; campfire pits; fresh water available; RVing…read moredoesn't get any better than this.

We rode to Valdez and stayed here. Suzy is like your "Aunt…read moreSuzy" ... regardless of your age. It is clean and quaint. As nice a B & B as you ask for.

This is a great little place to stay in Valdez. I was there this weekend for the women's silver…read moresalmon derby, and not only was it clean, quiet, and charming but the hostess also came through for me when I arrived and realized I'd booked the wrong nights and they didn't have a vacancy the night I arrived. Ooops! She called around to other b&bs and found us a place to stay the first night. The inn is only a couple of minutes drive from Valdez and it has lots of local charm -- built in 1898 and moved three times till it settled in its current location. A room for three was around $150, so split three ways it's a good deal. The blueberry pancakes and coffee in the morning were excellent. I'll certainly stay here again when I'm in Valdez.

Pleasant surprise in Valdez! My wife and I drove over from Anchorage for the weekend and lucked…read moreinto staying here. Some of the cheaper options in town were full up due to a snow machine event that weekend, but this place is fantastic! New, modern vibe and decor with app-based after-hours/room entry so keep that in mind if you're new to that kind of thing (we had no issues at all downloading the app on our smartphones and no problems opening doors with it). The suite we stayed in had a comfy bed, smart TV, free wi-fi, and an ample kitchen with coffee/tea, fridge, sink, microwave, etc. Great view of Valdez's main street or the harbor. Favorite touch is the downstairs cafe - you can scan a QR code and preorder coffee and breakfast sandwiches for pickup the next morning (their "Spagel" is a unique local tasty choice!). Staff were largely out of sight but a phone call or text away and checked in on us more than once both on arrival and departure day. The woman at the front desk in the morning was also a delight to talk to full of helpful suggestions of what to fill our Valdez day with. All in all, we'd stay here again and it's a place worth every penny :-)

Naswik Suites, thank you for a wonderful stay. Your staff is wonderful and I highly recommend your…read morehotel.

Reviews We had an awesome glacier lake kayak tour with…read moreLogan. There were just four of us (two couples); once we were outfitted with waterproof boots, jacket, and suspenders, we had about a 15 minute drive to Valdez Lake. Logan gave us a choice of paddling to the base of the glacier which would have required longer paddling or to meander around the icebergs. We chose the latter and had so much fun! Logan said the icebergs shift every day, and because of that, it becomes a bit of a maze. We even had to backtrack when we hit a dead end. Logan shared information about the history of the glacier; it was interesting to learn that many of the icebergs were a result of a strong calving in 2020. Shout out as well to Sami who answered the phone when we inquired about two possible tours so we could decide which one would be best for us. She was also there when we checked in. Her friendly personality was a welcome greeting before we set off for our tour.

We had a blast on our glacier kayak tour! So fun and thanks to our guides Goose and Aiden! Thanks…read morefor making our trip that much more fun!!

We arrived early in the morning after driving the whole night from Fairbanks to Valdez. Though we…read morewere exhausted, Phoenix at the front desk made our check in process very streamlined and easy. I sent emails notifying about our late check in on the drive, and he answered all of them promptly. He had been at the front desk the whole night and was still extremely accommodating and helpful!! He definitely deserves recognition for being such a helpful employee. Besides Phoenix, the other hotel staff were friendly and hard working. I can't say that we had a fancy or luxurious stay at the keystone hotel, but I can say that we had a hot shower and warm bed waiting for us at the end of each adventurous day. The keystone hotel provides just this, which is perfect if you are spending your days outdoors. I don't think I needed anything fancier during our trip, as most of our time was spent outside of the hotel and adventuring. The breakfast is not very good, but luckily the coffee co is just a short walk away. Overall, we were just happy to have some basic longing during our stay. Thank you keystone hotel!

Unit was clean and staff was quite pleasant…read more Highly recommend to put shower operations instructions in the bathroom - instead of buried in the manual in a desk drawer.Suggest laminating the instructions and posting in the bathroom.