Alaska Railroad Vacations from $633

The issue I had was with the HVAC system. There is a window AC unit, but the curtains block any cold air from coming out into the room. The AC unit is noisy when it kicks on as well. I was charged a "resort fee" but since I stayed only one night and left at 4 am, I was not able to use the breakfast buffet that is the "resort fee." The hotel itself is not bad, and the restaurant inside made it convenient for dining.

We were not woken up to see the Aurora. The alarm system could be more affective. Staff is very friendly and accommodating.

We were somewhat disappointed. We had a really nice, spacious, and comfortable room but felt the whole experience was overpriced. It was raining when we arrived. We had our luggage taken to our room and I was informed about parking. The lot near the hotel is very small and can handle only a small portion of guests. The other parking areas, quite large, are a good walk from the hotel, especially in the rain. We had dinner at Seven Glaciers, and our server was exceptional. Sadly, the food was mediocre. The main entree was Halibut and Filet Mignon. The Halibut was a little dry, chewy, and not flaky. The Filet Mignon was the thinnest we've ever had, about a half-inch thick. Our overall stay was excellent but definitely overpriced, especially dinner.

Plenty to see on the property and beautiful views!

The dog amenities were good