Bad experience. What they say on their website and in the emails is not the same after you book…read moreit. I booked a trip for aug 31 to sept 6 and when final emails came I would need to rent a car and drive to two of the locations which weren't close so taxi/Uber was not a option. Due to my personal situation , that was not acceptable. I had to cancel my trip but had to lose my non-refundable air fare ... I just wish there had provided complete info BEFORE I made all the arrangements. Sad.

This was my first time to AK and I stumbled on this B & B. Steve and his staff arranged two great…read moredays of fishing. Better yet, they provided an amazingly comfortable experience in the lodge. They bent over backwards to make everything perfect. You had the entire lodge to use, complete with kitchen, TV room, dinner area, a fridge for your personal items, a beautiful back yard and access to the river, all in a super comfortable atmosphere. The staff was better yet! Breakfast cooked to order anytime you got up, with the friendliest people. They all were amazing! I will be back!

John and Jackie at Red Cabin were awesome! We came here for part of our honeymoon and it was the…read morefirs time we have ever stayed at a B & B and boy were we happy! John and Jackie were so friendly and outgoing. They took us horseback riding, offered to take us fishing, and invited us up to their house for coffee and banana bread. We stayed in the larger cabin and we loved it. We had a great view of the horses, had our own outdoor grill, and our own little cabin getaway. We are planning to go back to Alaska next year and will be definitely staying again.

We stayed in the smaller (annex) cabin and it was a perfect base for visiting relatives in the…read morearea. The set up was really nice, out in the country with horses and dogs running around. Our cabin didn't have a stove which was fine for us but might be hard for some.

A very nice place to stay. A few minor complaints: The land around the house was cluttered with…read morejunk and the house was a bit unkept. Other than that the owners were incredibly nice. Breakfast was excellent. Our room was great. The bathroom water pressure was not the best, but it got the job done. The views from the house are what make this B&B worthwhile! Their deck overlooks the river, where Belugas come through and wildlife visits. We were only there two nights, but during one breakfast a herd of caribou crossed our view across from the river. It was amazing. The owner even lent me his shoes so I could run out and grab a picture!

From the owner: Chris and Delora Garcia are long time hosts at Tanglewood B&B. Both were raised in Alaska and grew…read moreup on homesteads in the Matanuska Valley. Chris and Delora migrated to Kenai from the Matanuska Valley in the late 60's. They fell in love with Kenai and raised their four children there. The Garcia children completed their schooling in the Kenai Peninsula schools. Chris commercial salmon fished for 35 years in South Central Alaska. With kids gone and a huge empty house, Chris and Delora remodeled and started Tanglewood B&B to share their love of Alaska.Tanglewood B&B is Open Year Round

I went to irenes lodge every year for 15 years. Irene and herman were great. there sons were…read moregreat and fun to around. fishing with herman and sons as guides were great. we had fun and a lot of laughs. there hospatilty was the greatest. I miss going there and was saddened to see they closed down. I wish them all the luck in the world and I love them very much. I will always think of them as family. may god keep them and watch over them. I will truly miss all of them.

From the owner: Family owned multi-generational and on-site managed, Irene's Lodge and Alaska Guides are proudly…read moreheld to a high standard for our guests comfort and enjoyment. The family moved to Alaska in 1968. By 1976 two lots were purchased in downtown Kenai and the family took on the construction project to build a big home. When five years later Irene found herself an empty-nester there came the B&B idea, Irene's Lodge was founded and is now celebrating over 30 years in business as the first B&B open on the Kenai Peninsula. With our love of the outdoors came the idea to start Alaska Guides. Fishing for salmon in the Kenai River was what the family had done every summer. Guide fishing along with guests staying at the B&B was a perfect fit. Hundreds of guests have come and stayed at Irene's Lodge many of whom do repeat visits. Irene's Lodge B&B is only open three months of the year. June through August is our visitor season. These three months are the most beautiful time of the year with long day light hours. The B&B location is perfect for setting up as your home base - go fishing or join one of our many day trip adventures. There are so many interesting things to do and see on the Kenai Peninsula that there is sure to be an adventure day for everyone. Contact us for more information and don't miss looking through our great website.

Totally recommend this place for anyone coming to the Kenai Peninsula for a visit he will be…read moretreated like family great views excellent accommodations.

From the owner: Heaven's Little Acre Bed and Breakfast is centrally located on the Kenai Peninsula near Soldotna &…read moreSterling. Situated in the heart of the best angling hot spots for all species of salmon, we are also located close to the top halibut fishing in the world. Just 5 minutes to the Moose & Kenai rivers, you can be fishing, hiking, camping and enjoying some of the most breath-taking scenery in the world in a matter of minutes. Come enjoy the quaint towns of Soldotna, Kenai, and Sterling Alaska.

What a great Alaskan business! It's a no frills bit solid…read more And I mean SOLID! Hotel. It seems austere from the outside and that's the motive. Nothing fancy. Only an Alaskan hotel would have an arctic entry to fit a school bus full of kids. Then the elevator. Then the cozy front desk tucked in the back away from the front door. What a great concept born from experience. Though we didn't use it. Kitchenette. Range refridge microwave sink. Plates and silverware. Etc.... Warm room. The bathroom kept up with the motife. Note room. Not less. Enough space for two people and all your elbows without bumping into each other. Older style. But very very clean. Nothing at all was worn or used looking. Quiet quiet quiet hotel. At heat for us. Dogs welcome!! Pool and jacuzzi Ohh!! BONUS Three bears grocery in the same commercial lot with a McD's and shell gas!

The hotel was pretty chill and nothing bad happened, I don't know what's with all the bad reviews…read morebecause this place is great, it had everything just like the good reviews said.

If you're ever lucky enough to visit the Kenai Peninsula this is a great place to stay. I visited…read morethe New Englander on the Kenai a half dozen times but a busy life got in the way and now my last visit was about 10 years ago. I still plan on going back and staying here. Ron and Kim are the friendliest people you'll ever meet. They are happy to point out things to do and places to see in that area. The B&B is beautiful, comfortable and clean. The breakfasts you get are huge and tasty, I especially love the fantastic cranberry waffles that Kim makes. She keeps bringing them out to you until you've had enough. Stay here, you'll be glad you did.

Us 5 blue collar working stiffs took what we hope was not a once in a lifetime trip to Alaska to…read moresee the sights and do a little fishing. A friend recommended "The New Englander on the Kenai" We are glad we took his advice. We showed up several hours late and were greeted in the driveway by the hosts, Ron & Kim. They immediately made us feel like very welcomed old friends and made us feel right at home. Ron & Kim are wonderful hard working "salt of the earth" people. Ron is a Chef by trade and Kim knows her way around the kitchen as well. They took great care of us, went way out of their way to accommodate our schedule and needs. Food was great, the place is very quiet and immaculate. The location is right in the Kenai River and is absolutely beautiful. Close to town, the Russian River and the Ocean but feels secluded. I hope that I'll be back that way and I will definitely stay at The New Englander again. Thanks Ron & Kim, you made our trip.

Totally awesome! They deserve every star. Fine folks running the place. The location is nice and…read morequiet, and our room was spacious, clean and comfy.

This is a fantastic Bed and Breakfast that I highly recommend! Their breakfast was amazing, as…read morewell as the location, where you can fish for salmon right off of the bank. Very clean and high end, with very nice finishes and toiletries. They also have all of the bells and whistles to professionally vacuum seal and freeze your fish to easily transport it home. I will definitely stay again! Thank you Cusack family for your generous hospitality!

Cusacks on the Kenai is a business that advertises weddings. It's a fine place to go if you want to…read morepark in a ditch along the road half a mile from the ceremony. Just be careful getting out of the car in your good clothes if it's been wet. Even if it hasn't been wet actually. Cusacks is very lively and regularly has complaints to the State Troopers for loud music after midnight. Everyone in the neighborhood is bothered by it. One never thought they'd be living outside the city limits by a honky tonk. But it's lively. That's for sure. There is also abundant wildlife including 8 large dogs who roam the neighborhood, poop on everyone's property and invade everyone's personal space including visits the front door. Imagine how that goes over by the resident dog. The Troopers have had many calls but so far the only suggestion is pepper spray. Outside the City Limits right. Imagine how awful that will smell at a wedding though. Anyway. I'm sure you can tell how well loved by the neighborhood these out of state entrepreneurs are. Yes. The web site spins some heart felt tale about sisters from Alaska, but the owner is one person from Out of state. But, they're making a buck so who cares right.