Fun place to shop, and great gift possibilities! The artists all live in Valdez, and if the Artist…read moreon duty doesn't know the answer to your question, they call another Artist who will answer or just come in to meet you. Everything from wearable art to reclaimed furniture, soaps, pottery, ornaments, fiber art, prints, cards, and jewelry.

I loved this co-op. I stopped in as I was walking by to go to dinner at the Best West. It's a…read morelittle house that is filled with art from Valdez artists. Each artist spends time at the shop to man the place. I got a cool sweatshirt and some stickers. I almost got a screen print of a sea lion, but it was in a frame and not a plastic sleeve. Artists will be giving art classes throughout the winter. Cool place and I would definitely stop in again.

T-shirts, mugs, postcards, cheap jewelry, and anything more you can think of for a tourist trap…read moregift shop in an airport. This store is owned an operated by Valdez-U-Drive.

Loved their apparel options. Purchased several souvenirs here as well as some fishing supplies. The…read morestaff was helpful and friendly. Returned the next day to make another purchase. Very pleased with the store. Stop in and check it out. Their prices were about the norm for the area.

Just a high end gear shop named Prospector but like REI. Bought cute Ak made leggings for a friend…read more Nice that it promotes small businesses.

If you're looking for gifts for kids or grandkids, this store is the place! They also have a great…read moreselection of candies, prepackaged and gourmet chocolates sold by the piece or pound that were made in Minnesota. The pecan caramel clusters and chocolate covered toffee were divine! The sales lady was so sweet and helpful. Very pleased with my purchases and felt the prices were the norm for the area. Hope to visit again on our next visit!

It's full of tchotchkes and toys. I was searching for a present for my sister for watching my place…read moreand pups, and didn't find it here. But, if I wanted funky socks, toys for tots, or fun things for the kitchen I would stop in. May do so in the future just to check it out. Friendly people staffing the store.

Local art co-op behind the Visitor's Center, across the street from the Valdez Museum. Besides…read morelocally produced artwork, jewelry, and prints, the place offers art classes. Stop in and check it out! Also some stuff from one of the local snowboard makers/detailers.

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.

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.

it's a great BB place. The bedroom and restroom are very clean and spacious. We had four people…read morestayed in one room, still pretty good with one in sleeping bag though. The breakfast is on second floor which is a big living room with big windows facing the mountains. All are prepped early morning for us, with all kinds of continental breakfast style. The house is lovely decent decorated with kitties and feathers. And after a day of kayak, it's a nice place to rest at with good views and nice sofas. Laura is a nice lady, catering all our needs and giving our suggestions for restaurant and guide for bear viewing. One thing though, the wifi signal at first floor was very poor, but it's ok.

Just ok. There isn't a lot to choose from in Valdez, other than the Best Western, a couple of…read moresmall B&Bs, and the Totem Inn (which has some pretty bad reviews). The bedrooms are in the basement of a house (you reach the bedrooms through the garage door). From the outside, the house looks ok (chalet style) but the rooms are strictly bare bones. The bedding and towels have seen better days, but I think both were clean. The bathroom seemed clean although, oddly enough, there's a refrigerator in it. One bad thing is that you don't get a room key, so you can't lock your bedroom during the day. The house isn't locked either (and the owner is gone at her day job during the day). The owner says no one really locks doors in Valdez, and while it might be a safe town overall, I felt uncomfortable about this. I mean, what if the people staying next door are sketchy? The breakfast was decent basics--juice, coffee, cereals, toast, fruits, etc. It's all self serve (I had to investigate upstairs to find out where breakfast was served), but ok stuff. Overall, it's an inexpensive place to stay, but with few amenities.