A terrific place to spend our final full day in Alaska!…read more The room was spacious, nicely decorated and clean. The refrigerator and basket were stocked with a variety of beverages and snacks. Our first floor room opens into a nice patio with seats to watch the water and nature. It is also very convenient to the full kitchen. The continental breakfast selection is outstanding. Cereals, fruits, bread, muffins, pastries, ramen, juices, coffee and if you are willing to cook a bit, there are eggs in the refrigerator. The stay also includes one load of laundry, so I had clean clothes for the trip home. Would I stay there again? Yes!

Nicole and Jim were amazing hosts! The Black Bear Inn is by far one of the best places on the…read moreisland to stay! We stayed in the bunkhouse, which was top-notch and roomie for the 3 of us! The place had access to the ocean, amazing views, and a welcoming environment with a beautiful landscape and house! We would 100% stay again! It's nice and quiet and just a few miles from the hustle and bustle of town! Nicole gave great recommendations for things to do and go see as well!

The view is good to great for any restaurant. But 5 star from me because the price for a very good…read morebrunch is excellent.

4 of us went to Cape Fox for brunch....before 2pm. Service was fast, efficient and friendly. I had…read morethe blueberry halibut salad...was so good

We had such a great time on the Silverking Lodge Seafood Feast & Wilderness Cruise in Ketchikan,…read moreAK. We had two fantastic tour guide guides-- Trevor & Emerson. They were very enthusiastic young gentlemen and made our trip all the more interesting and informative. Breathing the crisp, clean air in the rainforest was a once in a lifetime event. With really enjoyed the seafood boil! I highly recommend!

We took this excursion from the Holland America Koningsdam. Very fun and great tour guide. The…read morefood was also very good. Biggest surprise: the forest near the lodge looks like a moss covered fairytale land.

What an amazing resort Waterfall is. This isn't our first time but this time we brought our son and…read moregrandson and niece. We lucked out and got Will as our guide and it's worth the long trip to Alaska just to get to fish with Will. The breakfast buffet is excellent and the dinners are also exceptional. Everyone here is accommodating and friendly and the service is great. The scenery is breathtaking and we loved seeing the bears. Can't wait to come back next year. Thanks for a wonderful time.

Had a great time with captain Rick in the 27 boat. The first day we caught a few fish.Not bad for a…read morehalf day. The next day started slow. We moved and got our limit of coho as well as a few pinks. My brother got the biggest coho of the day, week, and month. It was his birthday. Day three we got halibut, a ling cod and a limit of yellow eye. Then we went and got more coho. Day 4 wegot half our limit of coho and then had to go back to the dock. Had a fantastic time and will be back next year. Accommodations were great also. Get ready captain Ricky.

Pros: Great location in downtown Ketchikan…read morePart of Wyndham Clean and comfortable room Cons: Beverage area on 2nd floor was constantly out of stuff - e.g. cold water, hot water No elevator Spotty front desk service Our room had a view of a brick wall - the other side is better I hear Sink is next to the bed which was funny There was a ladder outside our door leading up to a mysterious hole in the wall Pro tip: An affordable hotel within walking distance to most things downtown. If you can get past the oddities, it is a totally fine place for a short-term stay

Perfect for what we needed. After 6 days fishing, we needed a hotel stopover to store our fish…read moreboxes, hold our bags until it was time to check in, and have place to sleep. Great location to go walk around and then hit the bars. Very old hotel and very old feel. Got to Ketchikan about noon-ish, so they held all of our bags. On the weekend, you don't need to move your car every 2 hours so we kept our nice spot right in front. The workers weren't overly friendly, but they were definitely nice and helpful. Our room was good enough. Hubs and I were cramped but fit 2 suitcases and our carry ons also. The guys had a room twice the size as ours with 2 queens. Best part... ice chest had bags of ice so you know people aren't breathing on and touching the community ice. There was also a constant supply of tea and coffee. If you're looking for luxury, you're looking in the wrong place.

We recommend staying in Ketchikan to experience the city before, during and after the cruise ships,…read moreand The Inn at Creek Street is centrally located. We walked south towards the Coast Guard base, north towards Newtown, and all over downtown. The room was very clean and comfortable for our group of my husband and I and my mother-in-law. We slept in the loft up the metal spiral staircase, and shared the downstairs bathroom and kitchenette. The balcony over looking the creek was refreshing with a cup of coffee and private from the cruise shippers checking out the shops. The staff was super friendly picking us up at the ferry, recommending restaurants, and holding our bags before we head back to the ferry.

Fabulous. Super clean and historic. The staff is amazing ! Wonderful attention to detail.read more

The hotel itself is older, but the customer service is what earned this hotel 5 stars…read more My mom was on a cruise to Alaska when she got very sick and had to be hospitalized in Ketchikan (not her home state). My husband flew out last minute to be with her and bring her home, during fishing season of course. This hotel was the closest one to the hospital, but was booked up. They were so kind, considerate and sympathetic. It made what was a difficult time, a little easier to navigate. Thank you Landing staff.

The lobby smelled like old perfume . The hotel itself dingy tacky ..not close to being a 400.00 a…read morenight hotel.

I'm very pleased with My Place Hotel in Ketchikan. I went to visit my sister who has terminal…read morecancer and "Wendy" who took my reservations was amazing. I explained to her that I needed a bigger room as my sister was planning on staying with me. She was so gracious and sweet and made the changes for me. Our check in was fast and seamless. The next day we ran out of coffee and Wendy brought coffee, towels and even bottles of water to our room. The room was very clean and the beds comfortable. It's quiet too. Our room was in the back and we heard nothing back there. The towels were great and smelled of bleach so I knew they were cleaned well. There is a little store by the front desk where you can buy snacks or a tooth brush or even dishes as there is a small kitchenette in each room. Each of the refrigerator/freezers in the rooms has an ice maker. If I get back to Ketchikan this is the motel I will be staying at. I don't think you can go wrong staying here.

This is the most basic hotel so don't expect anything fancy. Each of our pillows was way too thick,…read moreso we all have neck pain. And they say that there is someone at the front desk 24/7, but the few times I went down there for extra toilet paper there was no one to be found.

The location was good if you want peace and quiet after a long day strolling through downtown. I…read morethink I would've preferred somewhere closer to downtown though. As the taxi rides into downtown can average $25 each way. There is a shuttle available or at least they try to make it available for you where just pay gratuities. That did not always work out. However, if you can schedule ahead. I'm pretty sure you won't need to use the taxi. There is also a bus stop right in the parking lot so if you have the extra time and can be a little flexible, the location should not be an issue. Had a couple bumps in the road initially : the heat did not work in our room, and we had to move in the middle of the night our first night. However, Manny was absolutely amazing and he helped out. We hardly noticed the inconvenience once we got settled into our new room. We had an amazing view on the second floor. I think it's just the little things that prevented a higher rating. The lack of TP we had to request. The TV not working the first night, the shampoo should have been replaced in the room. The blow dryer was missing in our initial room so we had to request that as well. I think if housekeeping had just done a check in the room before they rented that out for guest all of these minor bumps could have been prevented. The staff was friendly, though and knowledgeable, They will also be able to provide an affordable option for fishing at Salmon Falls. They provided the shuttle back-and-forth as well. I would still recommend this place if you're looking for an affordable option to stay in Ketchikan. No pizzazz, but definitely worth a consideration.

This place is not as it seems, A 18$ hamburger is available…read morein the restaurant & very little else. Trees & weeds growing in gutters, your feet get black on dirty carpets. These rooms are cramped & furniture tops & even head boards are painted with old latex paint probably left over from when the walls were painted several years ago. The landing hotel is your best bet or anywhere else really for the price.

30 miles north of Ketchikan is this piece of heaven. There…read moreare no roads there as it is accessed via float plane or boat. If you are concerned about WiFi, get some therapy before coming as this is a place to connect with nature and people not the internet. Time for a reboot The accommodations are rustic but completely adequate. Private rooms, bathrooms, hot water, Bar, and a nice restaurant. Food is amazing but requires some flexibility as You are literally on a island 30 miles from the market. They ran out of Mayo one day. It was still great. No Karen, there is no DoorDash or Boba tea. Try the homemade muffins and coffee, both great Service. This is a family run spot with servers who are summer workers. These kids are charming and hilarious. Take some time to talk to them and hear there stories. This is not the Ritz Carlton Susie. Remember that and you will be happy. Of course, this place is about fishing. Do your own research about when to come and you will get a lot of fish. If you don't, it's not the lodge's fault.

My parents recently stayed at Yes Bay Lodge: We want to…read morethank the entire staff at yes bay lodge for the outstanding service they provided us during our recent stay. We truly had the adventure of a lifetime while spending our 45th anniversary. From food service to fishing A+++. Special thanks to Erin Tamy and our fabulous guide Chad AKA Packrat. We are already planning a return next year. Scott and Susan Rovner