All I can say is stay away—far, far away. I wished we had read tripadvisor’s reviews on 7 Gables beforehand so we could have done the same. My husband and I live in Manhattan and have been traveling all over Alaska for the past four weeks. We have experienced nothing but the warmest northern hospitality of Alaskans until we stayed... more

Found 7 Gables after looking at many hotels and B & B's. Small, quaint, and comfortable, breakfast included. Quiet and safe. more

Absolutely filthy.Cigarette burns everywhere, Holes in carpet & blankets. Junk everywhere. Nasty. Nasty. Nasty. more

we stayed in a s/c unit Condo 701, a 3 drive from the main house. Location is in a suburban street no view. Unit was clean, kitchen well equipped. Owners were very helpful & friendly on a number of ocassions. Washing/drying cheaper than other Alaskan places. Stayed 2 nights. more

We enjoy trying the daily gourmet breakfasts with a variety of food made from recipes from around the world. Leicha rotates the daily breakfast menu. Use of a guest fridge for our own food supplies when we were staying several days was handy. Their website has several recipes available there. In all the years I've traveled to Fairbanks I have... more

On the night of our arrival, the owner could not find a record of our reservation. He temporarily placed us in one of his B&B rooms instead of the one bedroom apartment we had reserved. That was acceptable to us for two nights. He then told us that the people had not vacated the unit we were supposed to have... more

The first thing you notice is the lack of care taken on the grounds. A lot of "junk" aying all over. Bikes, tools, wood, etc. The. grounds would best be described as a junkyard. When you enter the building you definitely notice the generally rundown condtion of the building. we arrived mid day and found the owner in the kitchen... more

STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!! I was on travel for work and reserved a appartment for my duration. I landed in Fairbanks after a 20+ hour flight and finally got to my room. First: I noticed cig ashes by the front door on the floor under the door knob. Second: Entered the room & it had a foul odor. Third:... more

The truth: You have to remove your shoes before entering. It advertised having canoes and being on water - it's NOT on water, and you have to hand carry a canoe/scratch your vehicle's roof with one, a couple hundred meters to the nearby river. No one wants to do that. The owner wrote down what we wanted for breakfast the... more