It’s unanimous! Anglers Lodge was the right place for our family
to be together for our fiftieth anniversary celebration. We can’t thank
you and your staff enough for sharing your know-how and know-when with a
variety of ages.— Gordon & Sally
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Our rooms are clean, heated, carpeted, with phones, coffee makers, and
mini-refrigerators. Most of our rooms have two double beds but we
also have rooms to accommodate singles and triples. The rooms have
private baths and daily maid service. |
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 Out of respect for our Non-Smoking guests, the Lodge and Rooms
are No Smoking areas.
We have family-style service of fresh Alaska seafood, beef,
fowl or pasta, complimented with all the trimmings.
Breakfast is
continental style: hot coffee, juice, cereal, bread, and fruit. Lunches
are provided in the Lodge or packed for boat trips. |
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The 8-person outdoor hot tub is available to all guests at
Anglers Lodge so make sure you bring your swimsuit; towels are
provided.
After a day of fishing, there is nothing like a soak in a
warm hot tub to take those little aches and pains away!
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Before or after the evening meal at the Lodge, the camp fire
area is a great place to swap stories about the day's fishing
adventures! Wood is always available to start the fire and
keep it going. Relax around the camp fire and roast
marshmallows or make S'Mores! Whether you choose the hot tub or the fire pit area, it's a
great place to end the day. |
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Daily maid service is provided at the Lodge. In
addition to making sure your bed is made daily and you have a
fresh supply of towels, Kelsey, Emma and Katie also help in the
preparation of your lunch and/or dinner, set out breakfast
foods, and make up all those coolers full of sandwiches and
snacks for your fishing trips away from the Lodge. When not
inside the rooms or Lodge, they are tackling the endless array
of outside chores. You'll find these young women, all college
students, to be friendly and more than willing to do whatever
they can to make your stay at the Lodge as pleasant as possible. |
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Emma just completed her freshman year
at Western Washington University where she is working toward a degree
yet to be decided! She is a Soldotna resident and a long time
Alaskan. It will be her second year at Anglers Lodge.
Katie was born and raised in Alaska and has just completed her
freshman year at Corban College in Oregon. She is a psychology major
looking for a degree in counseling. She is a first year employee of
Anglers Lodge and is part of the camp fire singers!