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Soldotna B and B Lodge - Soldotna, Alaska

399 Lovers Ln
Soldotna, AK 99669
Nightly Rates (99.00 - 139.00)   3 Star
Soldotna B and B Lodge

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Property Description
Located directly on Kenai River with over 300 feet of river frontage. Located in a quiet part of the small town of Soldotna on Lovers Lane. Our lodge provides great access to all the outdoor activities the Kenai Peninsula is famous for.

Amenities
  • Babysitting/Child Services

  • Elevators

  • Express Checkout

  • Fishing

  • Free Parking

  • Modem in Room

  • Meeting/Banquet Facilities

  • Meeting/Banquet Facilities

  • Meeting Suite

  • No Smoking Rooms/Facilities

  • Free Airport Shuttle

  • Tour Desk

  • TV


  • Room Information
  • Superior Double

  • Sunny, extremely clean, finely decorated Victorian with wallpaper and carpet throughout. Views of woods. Very sunny, setting table, private balcony. Extremely clean, window seat, and flower boxes.
  • Superior Private Bath

  • Sunny, extremely clean, finely decorated Victorian with wallpaper and carpet throughout. Renovated 2003.
  • Deluxe Kenai Riverview Double

  • Finely decorated Victorian with wallpaper and carpet throughout. Spectacular views of yard, woods Kenai River. Very sunny, setting table, private balcony. Extremely clean, window seat, and flower boxes.
  • Deluxe Riverview

  • Sunny, extremely clean, finely decorated Victorian with wallpaper and carpet throughout renovated 2003. Spectacular views of woods and Kenai River.
  • Deluxe Riverview Queen

  • Spacious, finely decorated Victorian with wallpaper and carpet throughout.Spectacular views of yard, woods Kenai River. Very sunny, setting table, private balcony. Extremely clean, window seat, and flower boxes.
  • Deluxe Riverview Quadruple

  • Sunny, extremely clean, finely decorated Victorian with wallpaper and carpet throughout. Spectacular views of woods and Kenai River. Very sunny, setting table, private balcony. Extremely clean, window seat, and flower boxes.
  • Deluxe River Triple

  • Extremely clean, finely decorated Victorian with wallpaper and carpet throughout. Spectacular views of woods and Kenai River. Very sunny, setting table, private balcony. Extremely clean, window seat, and flower boxes.

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    Miscellaneous Information
  • American Dollars is the native currency. 

  • Check in time is 1500 

  • Check out time is 1100 

  • Time Zone is  GMT 

  • Opened in  1987 

  • Renovated in  2004 

  • 16  rooms. 

  • 0  suites. 

  • 2  floors. 


  • Directions
    Located directly on Kenai River with over 300 feet of river frontage. Located in a quiet part of the small town of Soldotna on Lovers Lane. Our lodge provides great access to all the outdoor activities the Kenai Peninsula is famous for.

    Guarantee Policy
    Varies by rate plan booked. Check availability for more information.

    Cancellation Policy
    Varies by rate plan booked. Check availability for more information.

    Restaurant Information
    Dining  Full breakfast - 5AM-9PM - Summer only thru Memorial day thru Labor day. Continental breakfast - 4AM-10AM - Year round Lunch - Can be requested Dinner - May be catered for groups 10 or more Located Nearby- Kenai Riverside House - Alaskan American Cafe Europa - Espresso Ice Cream Cakes - 5AM-7PM Sals Klondike Diner - American - 24 Hours Mykels - American - 11AM-9PM

    Meeting Facility
  • Meeting Rooms
  •   3 Meeting Rooms Capacity 25, 15, and 10. Catering and Banquet Services available.


    Recreation Information
  • Recreation

  • Boating Fishing Horseback Riding Sightseeing Tours Dogsled Rides Flight Seeing Bear Viewing You name an activity, we can arrange it! We specialize in arranging custom package.

  • Area Attractions

  • Kenai Peninsula ...............................................0 MI N* Kenai River Fishing and Sightseeing ..................0 MI N* Kasilof River ...................................................13 MI S* Homer Fishing and Sightseeing ........................73 MI S* Kenai Russian Orthodox Church ......................10 MI N* Ninilcik Russian Orthodox Church ....................35 MI S* Norman Lowell Museum ..................................55 MI S* Kenai Fjord National Park Cruises ....................75 MI NE* Kenai Mountains .............................................30 MI N* Cook Inlet Volcanoes ........................................5 MI N* Worlds Largest King Salmon .............................0 MI N* Kenai National Wildlife Refuge ...........................2 MI S* Kenai National Hiking Canoe Trails ...................30 MI N* Bear Viewing ..................................................30 MI NW* Glacier Wildlife Viewing .....................................0 MI N* Sea Kayaking Rafting .....................................75 MI N* Snow Mobiling Cross Country Ski .......................0 MI N* Dog Sledding ....................................................0 MI N* Northern Lights .................................................0 MI N* Clamming .......................................................20 MI S*

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