No answer ever. Is it still open? Website says it is now reopened after remodeling…read more Check someway before planning on dining there.

An absolute stunning view, great beer selection and customer service. The only reason I am grading…read more4 out of 5 is because the prices are very high, the flounder was very overcooked and the fried fish very greasy. Neither than less I would go back in a heart beat as everything else was phenomenal!

Waited 15 minutes without an order being taken. Meanwhile, they served other customers promptly…read more No ambiance, no service. My black husband may have been the reason??

I am only speaking to the restaurant part as opposed to the hotel. My corned beef hash breakfast…read morewas surprisingly decent. However, I could not get over the fact that the whole interior of the restaurant absolutely reeked of cigarettes. Pregnant woman and those with health concerns should steer clear.

Great view-one of the best in Alaska. Cozy place and clean which is nice since the rest of the city…read moreis kind of old and dingy. We stayed at glacier inn but got drinks here and wish we'd have stayed here instead.

Had a great lunch here. Friendly service, great views, and good food. We sat overlooking the sound…read moreand watching the boats. Mountain and glacial views. We had halibut fish and chips (best I've had in Alaska) and split a bottle of wine. Nice afternoon :)

Quaint coffee & ice cream bar in Kenai Peninsula. Lovely views. If we had time I would have love to…read moresit outside and take in the mountains & lake out side.

**REVIEW IS FOR RESTAURANT & CAFE ONLY**…read more This is definitely what I would consider old school fine dining. The type of food is no frills, but it's still steak and seafood prepared in a more upscale manner, and the servers are dressed like it's a fine dining establishment. I'm very much into the new age dining with creative and eclectic menus. Chefs nowadays are pushing boundaries, but I can also appreciate this more classic and simple style of food. This is the type of restaurant that would be safe to take any person to. It's also a good place to stop on your drive down to Seward or Homer. They're open until 9pm, but I think the restaurant stops taking their last seating at 8:30pm so keep that in mind. They also have a cafe (cash only) on property that closed at 9pm with pizza, deli sandwiches, ice cream and a full service coffee bar. We've gotten ice cream from there, which is the same brand of ice cream served at the Ice cream shop in Girdwood & Twin Peak treats in Eklutna. The service at the restaurant is always friendly and attentive. The menu hasn't changed in the past 5 years, and I've dined there 3 times now. They do run specials ever so often. There's a full bar, which is a plus especially if you're a hotel guest. The food menu isn't very big. My favorites appetizer are coconut shrimp. The steaks are prepared to your specifications and are always cooked properly. I think the steaks are the best menu item here. The seasonal veggies change depending on availability, and all the entrees come with veggies, rice or masked potatoes. I like the stuffed halibut, but wish it came with some type of sauce on it as parts of the fish can be over cooked. It's a simple preparation that really showcases the fish so not over cooking it is crucial. We also like the salmon Mac & cheese, which comes with a very hearty portion of salmon. I've found that the seafood tends to be overcooked at some points, but not at others so it's not cooked evenly. You cannot choose your burger temperature, but the burger pattys are seasoned well. Burgers come with a choice of fries or side salad. The food here is prepared exactly as stated, and it's always a satisfying, hearty meal. It's just nothing really fancy. The desserts here are all house made, and rotate. They are truly excellent. I've had fruit pies or cheesecakes and they're delicious. Overall I think you'll have a good experience dining here as long as you're expectation are set for old school fine dining and not something more eclectic!

Had the pleasure of staying at Alyeska Mountainside B&B. Jodie and Garh were very friendly and did…read moreeverything they could to make our stay memorable. The accommodation is very clean and spacious with everything in it you need. It is within walking distance of the town and the hotel. Have booked to go back next year. Judith and Chris from Australia

These were very clean and well built cabins. Secluded from the road with an excellent tranquil…read moreview of the lake and mountains. The owner, Gary was very knowledgeable and quite fun to chat with. This place is a definite must when visiting the area. Only a 15-20 minute drive into Seward. I would stay there again for sure.

Absolutely wonderful place to stay. Waterfront accommodations, super clean cabin an awesome…read morefriendly hosts. Great place to stay. Will be back soon.

When there's only 3 restaurants open during the winter months, "beggars can't be choosers" or…read moresomething like that, but let me tell you this place was absolutely delicious. The server crushed it, considering we came in an hour before close with 8 people. The kitchen was on fire (no pun intended) and the food was way better than I could have hoped for given the current state of affairs. Nothing pretentious just good ol fashioned Alaskan eats!!!

Came here for lunch. The chili is ok. The fish in the fish and chips is a little chewy but the…read morefries were delicious. There is a lodge and bar here. There is a beautiful view from the lake at this location. If you bring an old license plate, they can hang it up in the restaurant.

I cannot comment on the food as we didn't eat here, but we crashed here one night on our drive down…read moreto whittier. We stayed in the cabin out back. My husband went inside to check in and he said that the people there were incredibly friendly. The bar was filled with locals and it seemed like a great place to just hang out. Our room was really comfortable and pretty clean.The only thing that I noted was that there were a lot of cobwebs up on the ceiling, but I know that they were pretty high up there. The room isn't anything incredibly fancy.But for the price, it seemed really reasonable. The kids slept on the futon that pulls out. The futon does block the door just a little bit whenever you pull it out, but it wasn't enough to really cause a problem. Our bed was comfortable, although there was a little bit of light shining through the curtains all night, given that it was summertime and there was so much sun out.

Well ... keep it classy Bird Creek. Arrived as 2 others were leaving, as only 2 customers kindly…read moreasked to place burger orders; bartenderess directed me to water station and patiently waited for friends drink order. before finally burgering us. They were fine for $8 on Wednesdays (Even in Alaska). Before finishing, I placed my card on the empty bar; still had to ask for the bill, and left the tip she earned. Just before we drove away, she came out the front door and her frustration stopped my friend from closing the car door; as she said, "For your information, normally you have to order a drink with the burger special!"

WORST HOTEL IN ALASKA. I rather be caught dead in the streets down town outside the Sheraton,…read morerather than in this terrible service of an establishment... If you even call it an establishment. They keep trying to bring me towels when I say "no thank you please no thank you" they just leave the door unlocked and walk away leaving me barn door wide open while I'm asleep door not even halfway locked. Their fucking insane for doing that to me. When I have been out here more than 5 nights now and they still can't even seem to do their jobs correctly no matter how long you stay here. It's absolute disregard for the customer just for the job entitlement. And they cant even give me my 20 nights stay money back pre-deposited even though they keep on accusing me of smoking marijuana although I do own a medical marijuana card I'm not even smoking any weed honest to God. And I just wanted to go to the Ramada inn way nicer hotel across the street from the government hill bridge. I can't even get my deposit back to go to the Ramada inn. For my 20 nights stay booked in advance at the bird Creek motel inn. I just wanted to stay in room # seven or nine. Where previously was a couple of nights ago, Before the cleaning lady lost her mind and accused me of smoking weed as another false accusation. I'm being held hostage in a different room now unable to get my money back and I do want to be in this room anymore.

Nothing fancy, but very clean... Convenient and well priced for the area... We had to be Anchorage…read moreearly us a bunch plus a sweet little drive...

This place had wonderful customer service. Making a reservation was easy. The Alta House Chalet was…read morecozy and easily accommodates 4 to 6 adults. This place was complete with kitchen, hot tub in the back deck, and bbq. I would rate this 5 stars however it was hard to get sleep due to there being no blinds on the first story windows and felt the tub needed a little TLC. I would recommend this for a couple or small family looking to spend some time in Girdwood. Totally worth the price especially since it's like a small home and within walking distance to Alyeska (about two miles)

This place is highly recommended for those looking at a vacation in Girdwood. Located near the…read moreAlyeska Resort, the Alta houses are also conveniently located near several stores and restaurants while still maintaining a wonderful feeling of seclusion. We stayed at the Alta House Chalet, which had a hot tub and a wonderful view of the woods. The house has a fully stocked kitchen as well as a washer and a dryer. The bed was very comfy and the place was spacious.