Fodor's Expert Review Manley Roadhouse

100 Front St., Manley Hot Springs, Alaska, 99756, USA

Built in 1903 during the gold rush into the Interior, Alaska's oldest functioning roadhouse caters to a diverse crowd of vacationers, miners, and road-maintenance crews. It's known for its home-style restaurant and comfortable accommodations, in the original roadhouse and three cabins. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner; the bar earns bragging rights for its 200 brands of liquor and 20 varieties of beer.

PROS

  • <PRO>authentically historic building</PRO>
  • <PRO>location near hot springs</PRO>
  • <PRO>free Wi-Fi</PRO>

CONS

  • <CON>no phones</CON>
  • <CON>seven rooms share bathrooms</CON>
  • <CON>rooms located above the noisy bar</CON>

QUICK FACTS

B&B/Inn
$

HOTEL INFO

Phones: 907-672–3161

HOTEL DETAILS

13 rooms, 3 cabins
Rate Includes: Closed Oct.–May, No meals

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