Fairbanks Hotels with Parking

The location of the city center is very convenient, opposite the Pioneer Park, and there are plenty of parking spaces downstairs. I read the comments before that there are homeless people who are afraid of insecurity and don't need to worry at all. The elevators can only be used with the room card. American breakfast, although not many varieties, but the taste is quite good, there should be some.

Very good hotel, the facilities are very complete, the room is very large and clean, just in time for the New Year, there are few guests, the restaurant is closed, the microwave oven induction cooker in the house is complete and you can cook by yourself. The parking lot is also very large, it is really good to have such a place in Alaska on ice and snow.

There is no restaurant in the resort. The resort is very big. We stayed twice for the first time. Building P was just opposite the front desk. The second time Building K was far away. It was too cold and snowy. We also changed the two-bed room. There is no extra charge for the hotel room. The large kitchen has salt and pepper facilities, but there is no oil. The bathroom shower is not good. The water is small and the bed is very comfortable. The room is not warm The living room is very dry but it feels that the nose is dry and bursting. There is no humidification. There is an electric fan. The windows are blocked and can not be opened in the winter. The K building is next to the gym facing it. Walk across the small bridge on the left of the gym and turn left. The lake is a good place to watch the aurora and it is very open. In addition, the sofa in the living room has a sofa bed that can be pulled out. There is another thin blanket and a pillow but no extra sheets.

The location of the hotel is good, it is convenient for eating and shopping around, there are two big supermarkets, very close to the airport, a little far from the city center, breakfast is very rich

the location is fabulous it has a supermarket across the street Ann’s restaurants