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What Guests Said About Soldotna:
Deborah
United States of America
10
World class salmon fishing, dip netting for Alaskans, and...
World class salmon fishing, dip netting for Alaskans, and the best subs in the world here in Soldnotna! Super chill town, just a bit away from fishing, plenty else to do if you don't fish, and it is in ALASKA!
Anonymous
United States of America
6.0
Soldotna is a fishing town.
Soldotna is a fishing town. Primarily on the Kenai River. It is a modern town with a suburban feel. We used it as a base for exploring Kenai Peninsula. Lots of driving. Weather not that great most of time we were there in late June. Soldotna is handy for all services and has some good restaurants.
JOYCE
United States of America
10
Easy to get around.
Easy to get around. A lot of well known chains but more local places. Friendly, excellent service every where I went. Wish I had more time to explore. The museum with the history of the area was fascinating- several houses built as soldotna was established are available to go in. The wildlife area on the edge of town is worth your time
Marci
United States of America
10
Great fishing and access to more great fishing and wildlife...
Great fishing and access to more great fishing and wildlife viewing. Comfortable town with a healthy service industry. Plenty of amenities.
Highly recommend the Nikiski bases Alaska West Air Seaplane tour to Wolverine Creek-Big River Lake sockeye fishing & Bear viewing (should you're timing be good) tour. Also recommend their contracted Fishing Guide, Jake 😎
Michael
United States of America
8.0
Great place for a early spring break in south-central Alaska.
Great place for a early spring break in south-central Alaska. Local disposition at its best before the fatigue of tourist season takes over. Spring snow sports peaking with motor sports(snow machining), back country & cross-country skiing and ice or early river fishing with the warming sun (12+ hrs. in late March). Easy access and dynamic panoramic vistas in every direction within easy, short driving distances.
“Quiet, most comfortable bed have had at any hotel. Breakfast area clean and well supplied. Safe, close parking. Lots of hot water. Easy access to all I needed. Had small galley kitchen with microwave and fridge. Very clean and fresh feel without looking like national chains Hotel fit the expectation of rugged Alaska”
“What a find! The young couple running the property should be commended! We stayed in the spacious amily lodge (a log trappers cabin). This was our 4th lodging during our stay and it was by far the best. Quiet, clean, comfortable, even had a washer/dryer, close to town, yet it felt secluded, and was well priced. Plus, short walk to a public fishing area on the Kenai River, complete with fish cleaning station. The resident moose momma and 2 babies were a bonus. Highly recommend this property if you're staying in the Soldotna area.”
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