This motel sits along the highway at a midpoint between Anchorage, Seward, and Homer in Alaska. The views are beautiful, as they are all along the highways in this area. It's kind of a quiet spot, removed from any hustle and bustle.
The motel is obviously old but is well maintained. There are classic outlets available, but don't expect usb ports or modern conveniences. The wi-fi is too slow to support the provided Roku device, but you visit a place like this for streams, not streaming.
We were in and out early and late, so there was never anyone in the office when we were onsite but was on call if needed. Heather was very friendly and helpful when we reached out to her for online check-in and made sure we could access the rooms for a late arrival. No key needed, as the rooms use code entry.
The pillows were thin and there were no extras in the room, but we made do. We could have asked for extras, but we didn't want to bother anyone so late in the day. No A/C, but it really isn't necessary in this area. The windows have screens and if it gets warm, you can just open them to cool off the room.
The biggest issue was a lack of hot water during the last night/morning of our stay. We were informed it was out, and they were working on it, but it wasn't restored in time for us to shower before leaving for our next destination. These things happen, and I'm sure it was just bad timing that it happened while we were there.
All in all, it was a nice stay.
