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Mile 47.7 Sterling Hwy
Cooper Landing, Alaska 99572

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This is one of the best in the region. Each room in the red-roofed buildings feels like a remote cabin, with balconies overlooking the wooded valley, woodstoves stocked with firewood, and many unique details; yet they're luxurious hotel rooms at a resort with a fine restaurant. There are three classes of rooms with a $30 price difference between each. The middle, premium class, is halfway up the hill, with rooms separated by a divider into two parts, like a real cabin. At the top level the deluxe rooms, highest on the hill, have more of a clean, elegant feel. Bathrooms are surprisingly small in all the rooms. Currently closed off-season, most rooms fill in the summer with Princess cruise-ship passengers. The cycle of the ships determines if there are rooms open for independent travelers. The lodge books guided fishing, horseback riding, tours, and other activities, and there are hiking trails nearby. An attractive 35-space RV park with full hookups is on-site, with access to the

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Only two hours south of the bustling city of Anchorage, the Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge is a world apart. Overlooking the turquoise Kenai River, the Lodge offers the serenity of a wilderness retreat and the thrill of Alaskan adventure. Alaskan residents refer to the Kenai Peninsula as Alaska's Playground, and with good reason. During the day, enjoy fishing, river rafting, and hiking. In the evening, return to the comforts of a crackling fire, warm up in one of the outdoor hot tubs or feast on local delicacies, all special features of the Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge. 100 miles south of Anchorage on the Kenai Peninsula. Centrally located in Cooper Landing, Alaska on 46 acres with 1200 feet of riverfront