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Discover the best Lodges in Cooper Landing, Alaska including Drifter's Lodge, Alaska Heavenly Lodge, Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge, Kenai Riverside Lodge, Alaska Troutfitters Lodge, Kenai Backcountry Lodge, Kenai Lake Escape, Red Salmon Lodge.
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1. Drifter's Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 256 reviews
Drifters Lodge offers customizable fishing packages with about any activity you can want plus guided fishing, rafting and hiking. Our Lodge is right on the banks of the beautiful Kenai River and we are surrounded by stunning mountains. We offer continental breakfast, a 24- hour sauna, and nightly riverside campfire for all our guests to enjoy. The Staff at Drifters Lodge is some of the best to be found. We work hard to make every guest's experience one they won't forget.
Bucket List Trip At Drifters
Reviewed By H6675KJbrandonhVisited Alaska and The Kenai Peninsula a month ago with my 74 year old Dad. To say it was a trip of a lifetime is an understatement. The staff and facilities at Drifters are all first class. Many thanks to Bob, Evan, Ally, and our fishing / rafting guides Ben, Jon, and Tommy for 3 unforgettable days of fishing and rafting. You guys did an amazing job of catering to our every need and provided memories that will last us a lifetime. If you are an outdoors person you will love everything about this place. My Dad has not stopped talking about it since we got back. Worth every penny. I will definitely be back and would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for an authentic Alaska Experience. Cant wait to go back!
2. Alaska Heavenly Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 146 reviews
Elegant lodge overlooking the Kenai River. Whether you are a seasoned angler, the bride-to-be, or a group of old friends, allow us to provide luxury accommodations with the last frontier feel! Alaska Heavenly Lodge can comfortably accommodate up to 25 people and consists of the following three log cabins: the Main Lodge, Mt. Cecil Cabin, and the Russian River Cabin. The Main Lodge and Mt. Cecil Cabin house our guests during their stay, while the Russian River Cabin serves as a common recreational area with pool table, hot tub, and sauna. Reservations for individual cabins, or the entire property are available to visitors. All our guests are welcome to enjoy the 18 acres of private property that surrounds the lodge. Manicured lawns, flower beds, yard games, a large fire pit with bench seating, and private hiking trails are at your disposal.
Great Family Vacation
Reviewed By 474danhRented entire lodge for an extended family trip numbering 17. The lodge is centrally located in Kenaii Pennisula so we had access to to every activity we wanted to pursue. Despaired of our group we had plenty of bedrooms and bathrooms. The long dining table in main building was a bonus as was the hot tub. Would definitely come again. Very friendly hosts and beautiful scenery.
3. Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 363 reviews
A subsidiary of Princess Cruises, the Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge is nestled on a hill overlooking the turquoise waters of the Kenai river. Each of the bungalow-style rooms at Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge has been designed for the utmost in comfort and relaxation. Vaulted ceilings made of naturally finished wood, cozy sitting areas with wood-burning stoves and private porches help make any occasion memorable. Stop by Rafter's restaurant for an ice cold Alaskan Amber or enjoy fine dining at Eagle's Crest. Touted as "Alaska's Playground", the Kenai Peninsula hosts an array of activities from fishing and rafting to hiking and wildlife cruises. Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge is the perfect mix of tranquility and adventure!
Awesome end of the season stay
Reviewed By dawnya00Beautiful rustic 2 night stay at the lodge. We stayed at the end of the season and really enjoyed our time there. The room is gorgeous and really gets you into the Alaska spirit with the fireplace. There wasn’t a mini fridge which is the only reason I gave 4 stars. We had great experience with staff, I think that is something Princess is known for.
4. Kenai Riverside Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 67 reviews
Kenai Riverside Lodge - your home for premium sport fishing, guided hiking and river rafting adventures on the Kenai River. 16 private cabins surround our cozy log lodge, all welcoming you back from a day of salmon, trout or Dolly Varden fishing with our best-on-the-river guides, a naturalist-led hike or a day of wildlife viewing as you float the scenic Kenai River. The brand new deck overlooking the river is the perfect place to relax, enjoy a cold beverage and take in the mountain views that surround you. All-inclusive packages available from 2 nights and longer; with transportation to/from Anchorage available and many custom itinerary options to suit everyone in your group.
Interesting Experience
Reviewed By I13JAmarymWe stayed in the Lynx cabin for 2 nights the first week of June. The cabin was lovely and well appointed. The food in the lodge was good. The first day we were there the dining room was disorganized but there were huge improvements by the time we left. Staff were very helpful and knowledgeable. We don't fish. We did do the all day raft trip. The raft guide was excellent at steering the raft. She was not able to look for any wildlife while steering. Birds are an important part of the wildlife viewing. In my mind the big drawback to this property is the location. While it is right on the river, it is located on a narrow strip of land between the highway and the river. There is road noise. There is no place to walk. I am not sure I would go back and I know I would only stay one night.
5. Alaska Troutfitters Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
If you want a vacation filled with great fishing and beautiful scenery, you must come see us here in Cooper Landing. Alaska Troutfitters is located at the headwaters of the world famous Kenai River, between Kenai and Skilak Lake. We are a short two-hour drive away from Anchorage along one of the most scenic highways you’ll ever take. We offer comfortable lodging, a fly shop stocked with everything you need to fly fish the area waters, and trophy Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, King, Red, and Silver Salmon fishing with experienced fly fishing guides.Nestled along the pristine shores of the Upper Kenai River and surrounded by the towering beauty of the Kenai Mountains, Alaska Troutfitters Kenai River Lodge offers guests relaxing, home style accommodations in an Alaskan setting that will take your breath away. Enjoy the feeling that only a rustic Alaskan log lodge can give you. Kick back in the hammock next to an outdoor fire and let the sounds of the Legendary Kenai River put you to sleep after a good day of fishing. Our lodge offers some of the best lodging and views in the Cooper Landing area. Our log cabin is divided into three units that accompany a variety of guests. The rooms are cozy yet spacious with full baths including Jacuzzi tubs, TV with satellite, refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker with complimentary coffee.
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Reviewed By Cliff JMy grandson and I loved our stay at Alaska Troutfitters Lodge. They are on the main highway, but the rooms have access to river via a nice dock area that one can sit and enjoy the river. They have a variety of rooms. We had a room with two queens, bathroom, and small kitchen area with apartment sized refrigerator, sink, and microwave. They do have other rooms that provide a kitchen area. They have room darkening shades which is very nice and also provide internet/TV. It is a cabin, but a nice cabin. They have some rooms that have easier access, but some of the rooms require quite a few steps to reach if that is important to you. I would highly recommend a stay. The staff is personable and pleasant. They also do fishing trips, but due to the way I set up my trip I did not understand that and made reservations with another provider. However, was very pleased with my choice of providers to go fishing. Cooper Landing is mostly a strip along the highway, but this lodge is very close to the things you might choose or want to do. Cooper Landing was just a delightful little place to do some great activities and enjoy their beautiful area.
6. Kenai Backcountry Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Deep in the heart of the two-million acre Kenai National Wildlife Refuge lies the historic Kenai Backcountry Lodge. 9 cabins tucked neatly into the woods surrounding a restored main lodge offer a peaceful getaway. Your access to the lodge is a canyon raft trip down the Kenai River - an all day float that brings you across Skilak Lake to the shoreline of the lodge. Wilderness fine dining and comfortable accommodations top off a day of hiking nearby trails and enjoying the lodge location.
It really does look like the photos
Reviewed By jon4913As you can tel from the photographs posted, the scenery is spectacular. We didn't see a lot of wildlife but we did very much enjoy our stay there. The chef this past summer was a character -- aspiring 5-star chef. One dinner really was excellent, the other one missed a little. Kayak after dinner was special and sunset was amazing. August is a good time to visit. Mosquitos not much of a problem.
7. Kenai Lake Escape
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Camping for the weekend
Reviewed By LauraCelyIf you like to hike and do things outside this is your plan, skilak lake is beautiful, quiet and nice place to camping with your family, we definitely will come back next year. It was nice spend time in the middle of nature
8. Red Salmon Lodge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 2 reviews
Nestled in the Chugach Mountains against the pristine Upper Kenai River, this former Big Game Lodge offers the ultimate in a civilized wilderness experience. Alaskan log architecture, fireplaces/woodstoves, sumptuous comfy beds and Alaskan decor recreate the historic great fly-in camp era.
Red Salmon Lodge
Reviewed By mjclimbI would not recommend anyone staying the Cooper Landing area stay at Red Salmon Lodge. First, we arrived and were told the cook would be 'unavailable', so we would be on our own for meals. The cabin appeared nice, with all the amenities, but when we attempted to go to sleep at 10pm, we discovered numerous rodent nests in both beds. We called the owner's cell phone, but were unable to reach anyone until 11:30pm. After explaining the situation, we were told it was too late, and we should just brush it off and sleep in the beds anyway. When I said this was unacceptable, the owner proceeded to be very disrespectful and told me at 11:30 to just leave. We found droppings and foraged food in our bags and shoes after we left. We spend the next few nights at the Hutch and at River Haven, both of which were extremely nice facilities.
