The staff was very polite and courteous with always a smile and energy. The Inn has their own van that can pick you up at the small airline terminal a short distance from downtown. The room was of good size and comfortable with a very nice bed. My room had a microwave, refrigerator and coffee pot. Standard Tube TV 27" with a pretty good choice of cable channels to select from. With the exception of new carpet most of the other furnishing are outdated and worn, the bathroom needs a complete remodel and the locks on the door are of inexpensive type and need to be replaced. RM #52 had a beautiful view, but I did not get much of a chance to enjoy it since I was there on business. No complimentary "High Speed Internet" offered which is quickly becoming the standard in the industry.

The place was been remodeled and the food is very good. The location was excellent, and service great. Plan to stay here next time.

Stikine inn is a hotel near the ocean. If your room window looks to south you can see Woronofski island and some of other islands. Staffs are cheerful, housekeeping is better... etc.

We were soaking wet, cold and tired, and in a foreign country. The family that owns the inn (see their photo elsewhere on this page) took care of us, way beyond the call of duty, and it was much appreciated. Everything about the place was more than adequate, I don't really remember very well, but what I do remember was the warm hospitality. If I'm ever again spit out of the mouth of a northern river in a rainstorm, I hope there's a Stikine Inn right there.

Never having visited Alaska before it's hard to compare, but the place seemed to be a very high standard for such a remote place, the food in the restaurant was good, the shower (critical feature) worked perfectly, there was a shuttle to the airport, and the view of the sea was magnificent. (I suppose it goes without saying that you would have to book a room facing the sea to get the view; the other side faces a mountain).