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Majestic Valley Wilderness Lodge
Located in Sutton, Majestic Valley Wilderness Lodge provides free WiFi, and guests can enjoy a restaurant, free bikes and a bar.
Eagle Hotel
Located within 21 miles of Hatcher Pass and 29 miles of St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Eagle Hotel provides rooms in Palmer. Each room at the 3-star hotel has city views and free WiFi.
Colony Inn
Located in Palmer, 21 miles from Hatcher Pass, Colony Inn provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk. Guests can enjoy city views.
Snodgrass Suite 301, Hyland Hotel
Snodgrass Suite 301, Hyland Hotel is offering accommodations in Palmer. The property is non-smoking throughout and is located 21 miles from Hatcher Pass.
Valley Hotel & 24/7 Open Cafe
Located in Palmer, 21 miles from Hatcher Pass, Valley Hotel & 24/7 Open Cafe provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Colony Suites
Colony Suites is located in Palmer, 21 miles from Hatcher Pass and 28 miles from St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church. The motel has family rooms.
Alaska Knotty Pine B&B
Offering a barbecue and views of the mountain, Alaska Knotty Pine B&B is set in Palmer. Free private parking is available on site. Each room has a flat-screen TV and DVD player.
Fishhook Sunrise B&B
Featuring mountain views, Fishhook Sunrise B&B in Palmer features accommodations, free bikes, a garden, barbecue facilities, and a shared lounge.
Northern Nights Lodging
Providing garden views, Northern Nights Lodging in Palmer provides accommodations, a garden, and barbecue facilities. There's a private entrance at the homestay for the convenience of those who stay.
Beautiful and Comfy Palmer Gem Near Hatcher Pass
Beautiful and Comfy Palmer Gem Near Hatcher Pass is offering accommodations in Wasilla.
What Guests Said About Sutton:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
The resort had two types of accommodations.
The resort had two types of accommodations. We chose the cabin. The layout was different with two beds, one on each side of the room and the bathroom between. There was one table for your stuff. It was truly in the wilderness. They did have a sign on the road, but their directions tell you to which mile marker you go to. Dinner was by reservation only and very, very expensive - $60 per person plus $4 for a soda. Meal was just a get by. Breakfast was offered at $16 per person, but we did not partake. We were able to sit on the porch in rocking chairs and enjoy the view. There was construction on both sides of the lodge, annoying and continued late as darkness did not fall until 10pm. Overall it was nice, but too expensive even for Alaska.
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