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Originally Posted by tater03  Thanks for the clarification on the different types of cabins. Honestly I am not looking to sleep in a sleeping bag on plywood. Sorry, just not what I would think of as a vacation. |
No, these aren't many folks' idea of a "vacation" but if you like to go camping, this is a great way to go. Besides, the cabins are a bit more "bear resistant" than a tent! ;-)
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Originally Posted by Roguegal How much do these other places run? They sound a lot more comfortable than a sleeping bag even if they are more expensive. For example how much would it cost for a 3-day or a week stay? |
There's quite a range in pricing. I know of a few private cabins (homes) that people rent out with little or no services for between $50 and $150 per night. Our forum sponsor, The
Alaska Wolf Lodge is a great B&B/Lodge with rooms ranging from $129 to $199 per night (double-occupancy, of course!) and that includes a wonderful breakfast in the morning. The going rate for several of the light-houses in the area is $250 per night once you get there (helicopter or boat only) and the level of service and accommodations varies.
-Case