I can only speak for the lodge itself. I did not stay here, but I intend to the next time I travel…read moreto/from Valdez-Anchorage. It's a great halfway point to break up that really long drive (about 300 miles). We stopped here on the way just to check it out and ended up ordering a beer and slice of homemade rhubarb pie with vanilla ice cream. Yum. Hungry on the way home, we stopped back in, this time for dinner. We were hoping to eat on the patio, which offers beautiful views, but the three or so tables outside were occupied. We ordered the salmon chowder, salmon beurre blanc and the rockfish salad, and the rhubarb pie again. Everything was delicious, and despite being full, I grabbed a big chocolate chip cookie on the way out. They also offer molasses and oatmeal raisin. At the very least, stop here. The staff is super friendly. The views are fantastic. The food is delicious.

Stopped in here for dinner & asked to see a menu and was handed one with some attitude and no…read moreattention, decided to head to Grand View Cafe instead. Beautiful property but disappointed in the waitstaff.

I don't typically write negative reviews on places I stay, but these guys have earned it…read more Gunsight Mountain Lodge, Eureka, AK. The rooms were ok, although the smell of glade was beyond intense, the lack of restrooms or water in the rooms was tolerable, the guest restrooms outback were a little gross and made my eyes burn, but I wasn't expecting much.. The owners however were super unprofessional. From double charging me, to making it my problem to fix, to complaining to me about everything in their life under the sun, to badmouthing hotels.com, other guests etc. etc. I just didn't need any of that on our stay there, and should have been a sign to go somewhere else, but I knuckled through it. The icing on the cake however, was being Attacked by her dog outside my room while using the guest restrooms... Yes, attacked. As in, I'm a fully grown man, dog owner/lover myself, and ended up having to drive to urgent care to stem the blood flowing from open wounds on my leg deep enough to stick your fingers in. Hey, stuff happens right...I'm a big boy. You try to put yourself in other people's shoes and do the right thing, but its also all about the people you're dealing with.. What was the owners response? Denial, even though it happened feet from their door, and I'm bleeding all over their floor. The dog evidently was also super aggressive to another person who was staying there that we spoke with, and then I found out it bit someone else. Did they comp any part of my stay? No. In fact, I was double charged. Have they made good on their promise to get me some shot records on the dog? Nope. Have they bothered to call me back a single time to check on me? No. It's a week and a half later folks, and I'm done trying. My wife and I have left messages until their machine was full, have left a message with their front desk / family member who runs the store, have facebook messaged them, and they haven't called me back once. Great customer service. An apology would have gone a long way here. Not only did I find out that she lied to me when she said the dog has never bitten anyone before, but they're completely ghosting me? The customer? I'm not a tourist, I'm in Eureka A LOT and so are lots of my snowmachine friends. I am pursuing this now that they've decided to do nothing, and I am recommending anyone who knows me boycott this place. Gunsight Mountain Lodge is TRASH. Stay at the Eureka Lodge or Sheep Mountain Lodge, or anywhere else but here. This place is owned by people who lack any semblance of character, or decency, and as much as I like to root for local business owners; they deserve to lose their business.

Such a beautiful place to go. Away from the hustle and bustle of town. Rooms are so clean and…read moreAlaskan. Great place to stay! If you have to shower everyday and cannot do a small walk to the bathroom. This is not the place for you. We loved all the mountains and the owners were just wonderful! So accommodating. We will definitely stay here again. We give them a 5 star review for a 5 star lodge.

This is a hard one to write. Three stars because of the history of the lodge and family owned is…read morelovely... Shawn who is running it is as kind as can be with some good conversation but breakfast as the season winds down wasn't edible. The over easy eggs had full runny whites, the hash browns were put in the microwave to rehydrate and there wasn't enough salt or hot sauce to be able to eat them. It was rough... I ate my sausage and toast but that was it. Coffee was good too. I imagine in the summer when it's busier, they have things prepped in advance... at least I hope so. $20+ per meal is a bit much when it's that bad.

My girlfriend and I had blown a tire on the side of the road and busted two studs. When walking…read moreback from town one of the employees here not only gave us a ride but brought us in and gave us a place to stay and food for our bellies. We can't express how grateful we were to be taken in by these great people. Not to mention it was he best bed me and my partner had slept in in some time. God bless these people and give them a try the canoe on the lake is amazing also!

Such warm welcome and hospitality by Mary and the rest of the staff. Mary really went over and…read moreabove her duty to ensure we had a comfortable stay, were well fed (and quenched!) and left with a packed breakfast even though it was early in the morning the following day. The hotel is by Lake Louise, rooms are comfortable and clean. The access road is not well made but once you get here, you will not regret it! We had a really great time here. Thank you Mary and the rest of the team for such a wonderful stay.

Very clean and friendly staff. We love a family own and ran business. Restaurant on site a what we…read morehad was tasty. We stayed here on the recommendation of Mat--Su Jolly Roger fishing. Pictures of out side and fish caught will be attached.

This was the greatest chicken fried steak not even an exaggeration. I was tempted to order the PBJ…read morebut my cheapness got the best of me. Do not leave without a slice of pie. The service is amazing even in a crowded restaurant. Also 25¢ coffee is a nice touch like a soft memory of a time long long gone.

This is a fascinating place. It's in a building all by itself off the Glenn Highway in between the…read moreGlacierview community and Glennallen. It's a combination of a gas station, lodge, and old-fashioned All-American comfort food restaurant. The kind of restaurant where they bring you water when you sit down, pay at the register, and have a candy counter there. I had the chicken fried steak with fries, salad, and garlic toast. Homemade banana cream pie for dessert. It was very good, not outstanding, but for Alaska I'm grateful there is a place. Anyway, I'd recommend this as a roadside diner for breakfast or lunch if you're traveling in the state on the Glenn Hwy.

As a relatively seasoned RV traveler in Alaska that's done it for the past 3 years, this is the…read morenumber one place I recommend in the interior. Andy and Karen Burnham bought the place several years ago and have worked very hard to make the place at home for you. They live in the place in the wintertime when it can get down to 60 below and they only have a wood fireplace to rely on for warmth. A brief history of the place; it was a lodge 3 brothers from Michigan founded in the 1940's and built themselves with blood, sweat, and tears, which is what it took for an enterprising person to make it there back then to not get cold or hungry. Andy and Karen took it over making it a showplace and still working on it. There's a display of vintage typewriters and appliances in a room in the lodge and a nice selection of sundries and reading material. And the outside has old International trucks from the 1940's on display still in running condition. For food and drink, they serve their famous roadkill chili with a selection of squirrel, porcupine, and muskrat depending on what day it is. And wood fire pizzas to include supreme, meat lovers, pepperoni, or chili. Better than what you'll get at the average pizzeria in Alaska. The bar has a nice selection of flavored whiskeys, canned local mixed drinks, and the basic traditional stuff. It is expensive, but a lot of logistics and expenses are involved to get the stuff there. As for RV'ing in itself, perfect! All the sites are near the nicely flowing Tolsona Creek. Whether you like to fish or not, it's a pleasant view. Anyway, we've been there 3 times already in the past 2 years. I want the place to remain a secret, but at the same time want the owners to enjoy the bounty of their hard work and the place continue to flourish, maybe eventually it'll become a popular winter lodge as well with the cabins.

This place is too open! and very buggy! Main problem is they have a huge campground but shove…read moreeveryone into one area, some of us like a little privacy.

Very nice room, the bed was very comfortable, friendly staff. Good burger at the dinner. Old school…read morelodge feeling.

Hate to say, but the place has gone downhill some. A couple of years ago, I had homemade chicken…read morefried steak from scratch, homemade cream gravy, and homemade french fries with it. Last time I ate there, I had a frozen fritter with canned sausage, gravy (every other restaurant uses that now. I don't know why, it's not rocket science making a good gravy!), and frozen french fries on the side. But the desserts are absolutely delicious, pies made from scratch! And service always nice and efficient

We had a lovely stay at the Glacier View cabin! Colleen was very warm and welcoming. Such a quaint…read morecabin on beautifully kept grounds. The view did not disappoint. The inside of the cabin was super clean and well kept - very cozy as well.

This place is like a slice of heaven literally in the middle of nowhere…read more Keep going west bound on glenn highway , around 10 miles ahead of Matanuska glacier there is a sign to the side road that leads to the cottages, The cottages overlook the Matanuska glacier(see photos). We were sipping on some tea sitting on the porch after the tiring day while staring at that magnificent glacier. The cottages themselves are also pretty awesome. Clean, comfy, cosy...everything you expect out of a cottage in the woods and more. The views from the porch and the windows are astounding. Also we didn't expect high speed wifi in this oblivion but there it was. All in all beautiful cozy little place in the lap of nature....Very highly recommended.