My husband and I had a fantastic time at the Wildflower Inn during our trip to Anchorage this past May. We book-ended our trip to Alaska in Anchorage and stayed at the Wildflower Inn for 2 nights at the beginning and 2 nights at the end of the trip; both were great and very comfortable. We stayed in the Lupine Suite for the first stay and in the Wild Iris room for the latter part of our trip. The hosts--Allan and Larry--were so personable; they made us feel at home from the moment we were there. We could come and go as we pleased. They worked with our schedule on breakfast (which was SO incredibly delicious each morning) and made sure there was always reindeer sausage, since we liked it so much. Each breakfast was a hot, homemade meal and different every time.

We stayed in 2 other bed and breakfasts in other cities in Alaska during our travels and none compared to the Wildflower Inn. We were quite happy to return for the last 2 days. It's also a perfect location to Anchorage. We could walk into Anchorage (about 0.5 miles from downtown) and never used our car when we were staying in town. There's also a neighbor nearby who has a pet Reindeer--we enjoyed saying "hi" to Star every time we walked by.

We highly recommend staying here on your travels to Anchorage. The prices are great too, especially for all that you are getting.

This is a wonderful B&B just a few blocks from the center of downtown Anchorage. We stayed in the Lupine Suite for two nights and were quite pleased. Larry is a terrific host (we only met Allan briefly) who makes a great breakfast and loves to share his knowledge of the area. Our suite was two rooms -- one with a king bed and one with a futon. The king bed was extremely comfortable, but our adult son said the futon was a little lumpy, but he did enjo the privacy the extra room provided. The private bath was small, but there was plenty of hot water and the towels were good. The Inn is very well maintained, spotlessly clean inside and beautiful flowers abound outside. If you are a light sleeper, please note that the Inn is on a fairly busy street and the street noise may be bothersome in the morning. There are only three rooms here so book early.

Two nights, two delicious gourmet breakfasts, pots and pots of good coffee, comfy beds, and hosts that I want as my new best friends. Loved it.

I stayed for 3 nights at the Wildflower Inn during my recent trip to Canada and Alaska and really enjoyed it. Allan was so welcoming and always keen for a chat, so I felt very comfortable, like I was staying at a home away from home. The location is good - no more than a 10 minute walk to the centre of town. There is also a nice supermarket across the road and a gourmet bakery a few blocks away that looks to be a favourite with the locals. Allan is a great cook - breakfasts around the shared table every morning were amazing, and it's also nice to have a chat with the other guests. There was some traffic noise in my upstairs bedroom, but that really was the only minor issue that I had during my stay. I would definitely recommend this B & B to anyone going to Anchorage. Thanks for your hospitality Allan and for those great breakfasts!