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#5 of 18 B&Bs in Fairbanks
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4.3
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4.6
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4.2
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3.0 of 5 stars
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Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Wifi
Free breakfast
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Non-smoking hotel
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113louise wrote a review Dec 2016
Los Angeles, California1 contribution
Tammy, the owner of the All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn is first class. Due to a blizzard we had to postpone our trip to Fairbanks, and she was more than accommodating to our needs. She is amazing and we can't wait to finally be "spoiled" at this Inn. Highly recommend based on customer service alone!
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Date of stay: December 2016
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Francina G wrote a review Nov 2016
49 contributions28 helpful votes
Location was good, easy walk to main shopping area and attractions. Comfortable room, although a bit on the small side. Nice to be able to meet and chat with other guests over an excellently cooked breakfast. Would be useful to have been given a set of keys each.
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Date of stay: August 2016
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Jen D wrote a review Aug 2016
103 contributions15 helpful votes
After a bit of a delayed trip from Ohio, and a 10 minute wait to have someone check us in (it was the summer solstice though so the wait outside was actually pleasant after sitting in on the planes all day), we were pleasantly surprised by this B&B. The check in was smooth, the room and bed very comfortable, and breakfast was filling. Bob, made a delicious banana cake with chocolate frosting. On our last morning we were catching the early train and he was up bright and early with breakfast to see us on our way. The location was just about right for activities down town and near the bus stop. I would definitely recommend and would stay again.
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Date of stay: June 2016Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Jessica K wrote a review Feb 2016
Atlanta, Georgia66 contributions46 helpful votes
My husband and I took the red eye flight from Atlanta to Fairbanks (over 10 hours of traveling). The bnb host, Tammy, assured me that red eye flights are common and to call her cell phone once we arrived around 2:00 am. We landed. I called, and called, and called. No answer. We drove to the bnb - no lights, no cars, completely empty. The note on the door said to call a number after hours. We did, no answer. Stranded in Fairbanks at 2:30 am, we made our rounds at nearby hotels for a last minute room accommodation, but because it was Valentines Day weekend - everything was sold out! In tears, the Regency hotel felt so bad for me they snuck me in as they had a last minute cancellation (4th hotel I tried that night!) An hour later, Tammy calls apologizing saying she was working down the street at a flower shop preparing bouquets (at 3:45 am?) and missed my calls. Said she'd love to take me and my husband out for breakfast the next morning - that never happened nor was the request extended again. I informed her we were getting ready to sleep in the hotel room and we'd call her first thing in the morning to get ready to come to the bnb to move our luggage. Next morning comes, I call Tammy, we check out of the hotel room, and I get a call from Tammy's mother (odd it wasn't Tammy herself?) stating the bnb's water isn't working and we can't come. What happened to the other guests staying at the bnb without water? Were there any other guests? And if I'm your ONLY guest, shouldn't my stay be top priority and my room prepared for my stay in advance? Tammy did call that afternoon to ask if we needed to be picked up and taken from the Regency to the B&B since we had a tour collecting us there (even though our room wasn't available for check in). I politely declined and hoped we would be staying with them the remainder of the week because I wanted to believe in this place (the outside was cute and in a great location downtown). The morning on day three (Monday) I call Tammy before check out - NO ANSWER. I have my husband call Tammy's mother, who says she "thinks" the water is back on now at the bnb. No one called us to confirm? It was almost 10 am and at this point, we decided to just stay at the Regency for the remainder of our trip in Alaska. I'd like to note that Tammy's mother did apologize and gave us a reduced rate at the Regency as they have a relationship with the hotel, which is truly appreciated, but for our first time in Alaska after being locked out and room less in -15 degrees, packing and unpacking in a state of exhaustion, I was very disappointed in the lack of communication from the B&B. Thanks to the Regency for taking us in when we were practically abandoned on our Valentine's Day weekend. You saved our Alaska trip! I don't know if this was an unusual occurrence for them as I was told the ownership had exchanged hands from a local tour provider who had used them in the past, therefore past or future experiences by other travellers could be different. I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt, but given our experience, I felt it was necessary to provide our encounter on Trip Advisor.
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Date of stay: February 2016
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Donny W wrote a review Nov 2015
Maggie Valley, North Carolina508 contributions152 helpful votes
Three couples booked a week stay in November to see the northern lights. We were all delighted with our stay. Tammy and her mom prepared an outstanding breakfast each morning!! We found Tammy very accommodating for all of our request. She suggested a viewing spot for the Northern Lights and we got outstanding photos. We will definitely be back!!!
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Date of stay: November 2015
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Trip type: Traveled as a couple
Room Tip: Talk to Tammy since the B&B only has 8 rooms.
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Michaela S wrote a review Sep 2015
Perth, Australia80 contributions37 helpful votes
The Inn itself is very warm and comfortable, with beautiful rooms and sitting areas downstairs. We stayed in the sage room and it was lovely and clean, and a really well thought-out space. The breakfast was good, with variety. The service wasn't great though - we couldn't get hold of the owner to organise an early check-in and nobody was around during the day so we had to just leave our key at the front desk when we checked out, as it was unattended the whole time we were there.
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Date of stay: September 2015Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Odditor7 wrote a review Aug 2015
Bellevue, Washington3 contributions
I have stayed at the All Seasons many times - ten years at least, multiple times per year most years. The former host, Mary, was exceptionally competent and ran a great B&B. However, Mary moved on and things have changed. The new owner, Tammy, is very enthusiastic and full of energy but either running it on the self-service AirBNB model or learning the ropes. Since I'm not sure which, I will give her a break by not recounting my entire story and rating my experience as average. But there are lots of places to stay in Fairbanks and I will be trying some of them on future trips.
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Date of stay: August 2015
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barbara115de wrote a review Aug 2015
Bethany Beach, Delaware439 contributions161 helpful votes
We stayed two nights at the All Seasons and were very pleased with the accommodations. The place has changed hands this past spring and the new owner, Tammy and her mother are doing an excellent job. The common areas are large, there is coffee and tea available at all times. We had the pink room which is on the first floor. It had one king bed and bathroom. The bed was comfortable and the room was very clean. Breakfast is not my meal, but there were a variety of options available. I enjoyed the fresh watermelon and Tammy's mother packed me a to go breakfast the morning we left. It is an easy walk into town, so no need to drive. Tammy recommended some things for us to do including the ice museum and aurora film and the museum on the U of Alaska campus. Both we enjoyed. We also went to the Antique car museum which was a wonderful surprise! Beautifully restored cars all from before WWII. I would definitely stay here again if I am back in Fairbanks.
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Date of stay: August 2015
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cybertraveler wrote a review Jul 2015
Orange County, CA780 contributions183 helpful votes
As a traveler I am always looking for the 3 C's and the All Seasons Bed And Breakfast hit them all. After the drive through town, I was expecting a pretty dismal experience in Fairbanks, it just had a depressed feel to the parts that we had seen. But the house behind the funky blue tree stump looked much better kept than the others in the area. (I wanted to hear the story behind that tree, but got pre occupied with a business call right after breakfast). Our room was a suite with a queen bed in one bedroom and 2 twins in the other bedroom, both sharing a bath. This worked out great for our family as our 16 and 20 year old kids really do not enjoy sharing a bed. Everything was very clean. Decor was a bit country floral. Black out shades were very much appreciated. The common areas included a living room, sun room, and coffee bar. We had wifi and TV. Living room had a nice selection of family games. Hostess and hubby and cute baby were friendly and gave us a great dinner suggestion, The Silver Gulch Brewery. Breakfast was ample with scrambled eggs, bacon, fruit, store bought pastries, and hash brown patties. I would stay again and judging by what we saw in Fairbanks this B and B is a very good choice.
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Date of stay: June 2015
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Asi S wrote a review Jun 2015
Phoenix, Arizona1 contribution1 helpful vote
This B&B is great. Nice location in downtown Fairbanks, clean rooms, good breakfasts and lovely hosts. It is nicer and quieter than other places others in our group rented in downtown Fairbanks. On a residential side street, good A/C, comfy bed, great bathroom, and curtains (for all the time daylight). There is coffee, ice, drinks available all the time. The owner lives on the property, but slips in and out so as to be helpful but not bothering anyone. The owners (who are very involved in trying to keep downtown Fairbanks alive and well) went out of their way to help me out with lost or forgotten items and were gracious about storing my extra luggage for a week while I was wandering around Alaska nearby. I would stay here again anytime I could have the good fortune to get to Fairbanks. Terrific place!
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Date of stay: June 2015
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Frequently Asked Questions about All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn
Which popular attractions are close to All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn?
Nearby attractions include Arctic Traveler's Gift Shop (0.3 miles), Fairbanks Children's Museum (0.2 miles), and Marshall Arts (0.2 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and free parking.
What food & drink options are available at All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast during their stay.
Is parking available at All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn?
Conveniently located restaurants include Big Daddy's Bar B-Q & Banquet Hall, Noodle House Thai Restaurant, and Bobby's Downtown.
Is All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn located near the city center?
Yes, it is 0.4 miles away from the center of Fairbanks.
Are there any historical sites close to All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Alaskan Pipeline (6.8 miles).