Sawinglogzz Log Cabin

The hosts make an effort to keep your stay comfortable, and ours was very comfortable. It’s a good place to stay before visiting Wrangell preserve or on the way back.

The beautiful view was a plus, and overall the place was nice and basically met our needs. The private Deluxe Queen Suite was pleasant, though its kitchenette could use a thorough cleaning. The coffee maker seemed like it hadn’t been cleaned in quite a while, and there was food stuck inside the microwave. For breakfast, there were two packets of instant oatmeal and a granola bar, which wasn’t what I’d expect from a bed and breakfast. We had to carry luggage down a few steps since the rooms are in the basement. In the triple room with rec room there’s no privacy: it includes the owner’s Office Space, a small Workshop, and an open Stairway to the upstairs of the house, where apparently someone lives.

Luann was a charming host, and I’d stay again. The cabin is gorgeous, tucked into the wilderness around Wrangell St Elias National Park. The B&B was very clean, though there was no breakfast and it felt a little dated. It has lots of potential to become the cutest B&B ever.

LuAnn was super helpful and had lots of activity recommendations. The deck has stunning views, and the quiet location makes a nice base for visiting Wrangle St Elias and Kennicott Mill. The shuttle to McArthy picks you up right at the house.