My wife and I had the opportunity to stay at the Roadhouse recently. It was the best stop on our trip. Nick and staff were some of the friendliest people we've met on our trips. They were the icing on the cake! It's a great place to stay; full of history and Alaskan memorabilia. The lounging area was decorated in... More

So do not expect perfect or modern, what you get is old, haunted, sagging reality and it is fun. Food is always good. Join others at long tables and strike up a conversation, they may be locals! This is where many mountain climbers for many years made preparations and came back to frostbitten faces and feet, to stew, a piece... More

My family and I live in Alaska, about an hour and a half drive from Talkeetna, known to locals and visitors alike as a quirky, artsy town that is the jumping off point for climbers, as well as a stop on the Alaska Railroad (part of land/sea tours for Princess Cruise Line and Lodges). As residents, Talkeetna is probably our... More

My family and I did not stay here, but we had breakfast here and it was outstanding! You have to get the Sourdough pancakes and everything else was good as well. Also, we wished we stayed here. It is located right in downtown Talkeetna and close to everything. More

Great place to stay, eat or just hang out. It's got the small town Alaskan feeling, so don't expect anything fancy. Talkeetna is a quiet, slow paced town and the Roadhouse is a perfect example of the lifestyle. It looks like some of the other reviews are poor because of the service and dirty hippies or whatever, but man, they... More

We ate breakfast here regularly and stayed in the small wooden 'shack' for one night after flying off Denali. Good food, good service and the 'shack' was luxury after staying in a tent for 4 weeks. Ideal location More

Our family of five stayed in the little cabin behind the Roadhouse. We stayed just one night, but we constantly think about how rustic, charming and fun it was. It is a unique experience, somewhat like camping meets lodge. The cabin is comfortable for 5 adults. It was clean and cozy. Our young adult guys loved sleeping in the little... More

Talkeetna roadhouse was one of the best hotel living experiences for me. It was so unlike a hotel - quaint, rustic with an old world charm. It had a bakery and a restaurant on the first floor and our room was upstairs with an awesome view of the vibrant main street. It felt like a log cabin with clean and... More

This hotel is rather rustic, but clean, comfortable, no frills, and we really enjoyed our stay here. Room #2 was clean and the bed was comfortable. Rooms 1-2 are on the main floor of the roadhouse. We had a sink in our room, but otherwise bathrooms are shared. Its a great old historic building, and we heard some great stories... More