Small, well-maintained and friendly lodge on beautiful Lake Louise. The fall colors and sunsets were amazing. The staff were friendly and the food was excellent. Rooms small but not cramped. Wake to loons at sunrise.

First of all, be sure to get room# 3, 4 or 5 overlooking the lake.

Rooms 1 and 2 have a small sauna, but are so dark and unusable that it made us change our reservation upon arriving to room #3.

A dinner main course is 30 USD.

No host to great you, no feeling welcome. If you wanted, you could hang out at the bar where the host seemed to be more interessted in selling beer than taking care of you.

The kitchen help was the one to greet us, and played her "I'm sorry, I am only the kitchen help, so I don't know all around this areas yet"-act.

Really, we just look forward to sleep, and leave.

Lodge is in a remote spot, 45 miles from the nearest city. Quiet with a terrific view of the lake from every room. We had two rooms, both had a balcony overlooking the lake. The staff was very friendly and extremely helpful. We had a breakfast and evening meal at the Lodge and they were both excellent. The rooms were very clean and not your typical hotel rooms. They were tastefully decorated with themed walls and matching decorations. I will stay here again on my next Alaska visit.

my mates and i had just completed a weeks fishing at seward and on the kenai river . we wanted to drive into the interior to check out valdeez and glenallen. because it was abusy time and being in australia we could not ask anyone where to stay, weused trip advisor. we inquired and got aquick repley to our questions. we duly booked and when we arrived were pleasently surprised. wehad great weather which made the views better.the owners were warm and friendly. we quickly settled into homestyle food and cold beer. next morning before heading for valdeez, we booked another night. we enjoyed a few drinks with acouple of locals and learnt about the fishing,animals and culture.it might not be five star but its warm and friendly.