Chena Hot Springs Resort

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We had a wonderful experience that truly captured the essence of Alaska. My partner and I chose the romantic package, which initially seemed pricey, but it ended up being well worth it due to all that was included. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, making our stay even more enjoyable. The Ice Museum is definitely a must-see, and of course, the hot springs are amazing. Dining at the restaurant was very satisfying as well. While the rooms are a bit dated, they’re comparable to other places in Fairbanks. My only complaint was that there was only one television channel available, which was Fox News; it would have been nice to have some variety. But honestly, who needs TV when the views are so stunning? Overall, we had a fantastic time!

The restaurant was mediocre. My partner had an Apfel Martini at the Eismuseum bar, which was decent, but overall, I wasn't particularly impressed. The massage was definitely the highlight of the visit, but I'm not convinced that the rest of the experience justifies the trip or the cost.

For those who would degrade this beautiful place, know that this place is removed! the willingness of the employees to serve at this remote location is a hard task, especially in these days. our cabin was rustic, as expected. it was pointed out that it was a dry cabin and what that meant. we appreciate it for exactly what it was. the sources were magical. amazing that the resort uses the geothermal to work! the photos of the turn of the century women who work in the city for so long, shows how long the opposite is in use, despite the far. also the fact that they grow in the woollen houses before place, a large part of their own products is very special. go for what it is, they ask themselves in the history and of course wonder of the place.

Chena was a fun place to stay, but wasn’t my favorite! The rooms were meh with being dated, uncomfortable beds, but they were clean. They didn’t have anything but a coffee pot. All of them seem to be fairly close to the hot springs which is nice. The springs felt great. They offer a lot of activities, but honestly I think you’d find higher quality activities elsewhere. All of the staff were friendly and accommodating for the most part. The restaurant had good food, large portions, but a bit pricey. It’s an hour outside of Fairbanks and is the end of the road with nothing else out there, so plan accordingly. It was a fun experience overall.