We arrived on Sunday and left on Wednesday. The check-in process was easy, but the room really left a lot to be desired. Yes, we were in Kodiak, but the room was extremely dated and someone before our stay used the door to the bathroom to throw up all over it - and it was not cleaned - along with a bar of soap in the tub with personal hair all over. Would we stay there again - perhaps, BUT, I think we'll look at other accomadations first. The breakfast had the same food each day - and on Monday - no milk. No, don't bother going to the store less than a block away and getting some, NO, you'll just have to wait until tomorrow. OK, you get the drift! We ate in the restaurant the last night - fish and chips - chips were great - fish POOR and way to much breading!

Rooms were depressing and dark. There was a smell of mildew in the lobby area and through the elevator shaft so strong they used bathroom air freshners to try to conceal it. The lobby decor was nice. They baked great cookies for the lobby for the afternoon, but make sure you get there before 5:30pm because they usually run out. People in Kodiak consider their restaurant in the hotel the best in town. Some of the meals are good, don't order the Primerib unless you ask if it was cooked today, or else its 2 days old and reheated for you.

Anyone who has been on Kodiak Island knows to come prepared for rain. And if you need a hotel too, the Best Western, Kodiak is a great choice. Their friendly staff and management, provided us with a quiet well appointed room. And the view from the lounge and dinning room is spectacular!

Not a great hotel, with very dark and unwelcoming rooms, but it's airport courtesy bus makes it the only viable option for Kodiak town, unless you have a car