The elegant Alaska Heritage House has 7 luxurious bedrooms for guests to enjoy. It is ideally located within walking distance of shops, businesses, museums, and many restaurants in downtown Fairbanks.

Newly refurbished, the Alaska Heritage House is the ideal place for celebrating life. This home is filled with surprises of days gone by with great attention to detail. Antiques abound. The 1875 dining room set came around the horn and up the Yukon River by Sternwheeler. This beautiful dining room is the ideal place to enjoy a wonderful Alaskan Breakfast to start off your day. The sitting room is very elegant and an ideal location for that special celebration. There are spacious suites with parlors, sculleries(kitchens), and water-closets(baths). There are comfortable bedrooms with lounging beds tucked under the eaves for that extra person when needed. Every bedroom has its own private bath except the Maids' Room.

Its down town location makes it especially suitable for the business traveler.   Each room has wireless

internet, a fridge, coffee maker, and telephone. The parlor and dining room are ideal for Small Meetings and Groups.

The Alaska Heritage House is that special place that will long be remembered when your stay is over. It is listed on the ‘Downtown Fairbanks Walking Tour’ as the 'Mary Lee Davis House' (#21)

                                                                          
                                                                                    Rigosa Rose

Guest Comment:

"This must be the most outstanding house in Alaska! Not only historical and beautifully furnished but also so comfortable and quiet. A wonderful B&B with a feeling of "being at home" with delicious breakfasts and warm hospitality. 

My father (aged 90) and I had a spectacular stay.
Wish it could have been for more than 3 days...."

                                                       David Rydygier
                                                                    Toronto    

                                                                    Aug 9 2008