Uncle Nicolai's Inn

We found the accommodations over priced, not as represented. Private bath was a community bath. No breakfast was provided when advertised as having breakfast. Staff was not helpful and inconsiderate.

Loved this spot! We stayed in a cabin built in the early 1900s that had a tv and satellite. A lot of decent fishing spots and hiking trails in the surrounding area. Located just off the main road, it was perfect for our 3 dogs after a long hike and having a bar on the property is pretty sweet. It’s full of some amazing history, great local photos, a pool table and good drinks(blueberry mojito). The miniature train and city setup above and throughout the bar is definitely worth taking some time to check out too. Don’t be shy with the owner, he has roots in the area that stretch quite a ways back and has some great stories to share. Super friendly and accommodating, be sure to get there when the food truck is open, not a lot of food options in the area but they’re open till 9.

Great place to stay in the area. A real local Alaska experience. Stayed one night passing through, the area is beautiful and I would stay longer another time. The room was clean and comfortable, having a kitchenette was very handy. The bar is great and host is knowledgeable and friendly.

My fiance and I came to Copper River for a fishing charter, looking for a good place to stay, checked with a couple other locations and we choose Uncle Nics for location and price. This quiet, off the trail hotel was perfect. We choose room #1 which was equiped with a shower, a full and twin bed, coffee maker and private bath. With needing to wake up early for the charter, the coffee maker was perfect! Highly recommend for anyone traveling through or staying a few nights!

Not sure why this is rated two stars, this place is great!!! Room was very clean and smelled good. It has its own bar and food truck. Everyone staying here was very nice as is the staff. Price was good too.

We stayed at this motel for one night as a midway stop on our round trip from Fairbanks to Anchorage. The motel was decent, offering basic amenities like a microwave and refrigerator. The rooms were small but clean. The bathrooms were located outside and shared among guests, with access controlled by a code, ensuring only those staying in the rooms could use them. The bathrooms were also clean and there were 2 separate bathrooms for men and women which were very big and they had a bath tub, washing machine and the dryer. The staff were friendly and explained all the things.

This place is awesome. Iam am an alaskan resident and even this place impressed me. They are going through a bit of renovations outside in the common area and the Rv parking area. But it was a 100% alaskan experience. If you are looking for a true alaskan place to stay this is your place. If you are looking for unicorns and fart rainbows then this isn't it for you. Go to a Hilton

At the doorstep of Wrangler this hotel/hostle/guesthouse is worth the trip on its own. We stayed in room 5 which was actually a 1900s hut. It was super cozy and you could see how much thought went into bringing it to the property. The shared facilities were clean and the staff clearly take pride in the establishment. The owner was lovely and he knew everything and anything about the history of the region and Alaska. The train set and villages are amazing, and the thought and care that has gone into the bar area is fantastic! The continental breakfast is the perfect start to the day and the coffee available in your room as well as the bar is great! My only complaint is that I couldn't stay longer due to the length of our time in Alaska!