Plus: excellent towels in bathroom and real soap bars; pretty quiet for near the highway; microwave and refrigerator worked, beds were firm but not hard with different size pillows so we slept great. Minus: we drove by and had to ask directions - Sunrise Gas is same place. Parking lot was tank trap. If coming from Anchorage, motel is before... more

Stayed here for 1 night. The room is as has been described before; older beds, no phone, no phone, no shampoo...it did have a nice restaurant attached...looked very quaint...I ate in the bar and had the Chili which was very good. Hung around for a couple hours and enjoyed the locals and other travelers I met. I did feel that... more

What costs $130 in the back country of Alaska that you can get for $29 in the lower 48 ? A cheap no-frills room in the middle of nowhere. Yes, we did not expect it to have all the amenities of a full-service hotel but we were shocked at the level of compromise. Pros - View from the front door.... more

We had to make a quick change from Princess Lodge to Sunrise Inn due to error on reservations. Lucky us, we stayed at a more local place, that offered very clean rooms, newly redone and the best home cooked food on the pennisula. We were looking for a place to base out of for an early morning return to Anchorage,... more

We spent one night at the Sunrise Inn in July 2008 and found it to be a most pleasant place to stay. Our rooms were clean and recently redecorated, the beds were comfortable, and we had plenty of hot water. We ate diner and breakfast in their restaurant and the food was good and reasonably priced. They have a little... more

I found the Sunrise Inn after a mix up in Seward. It was late at night and there were no rooms left in town. I called everyone north until I got the last room at the last motel on the peninsula. It turned out to be a large room with 3 beds at a 10 room resort. There was a... more