Built in 1928 and established as a hotel in 1965, this inn continues a tradition of gracious Alaska rural living. In the remodeled original homestead building, rooms are decorated in New England-farmhouse style. Here you can indulge in Glacier Bay sightseeing trips, fishing expeditions, bicycle rides, and berry picking in season. The hosts heap bountiful servings of seafood and fresh vegetables on the plates of overnight guests (all meals are included in the price) and others who reserve for family-style meals in the cozy dining room in advance. Dinnertime is 6:30 sharp.
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