Environment: Copper River is quite remote, with little to do. As a stopover, I was pleasantly surprised to find such a large hotel in such a remote location. There are large lounge areas in the lobby and on the second floor.
Service: This is likely a Princess Cruises hotel, catering primarily to cruise passengers. The service is standard, but not bad.
Facilities: The hotel is dated. There's no refrigerator or microwave, not even one in the common areas. There's no hot water for hot drinks or tea in the common areas; there's only a coffee machine in the room. This definitely deserves a negative review.
There are no shops nearby. The gift shop in the lobby is good; the prices are reasonable. For example, an Alaska commemorative ceramic mug is $6.95, significantly cheaper than other places, and no other gift shop offers as good a value as this one. The lobby dining options are limited, so preparing food in advance is crucial.
The room rate for the day was around $200 (without breakfast), the cheapest on this trip (compared to other hotels).
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