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Website: bestwestern.com
Phone: (907) 373-1776
Open now
- Wed Open 24 Hours
1300 W Lake Lucille Dr Wasilla, AK 99654 ·3526.68 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Parking
- Restaurant
- Spa
- Smoke-free
- Family friendly
- Business center
- Accessible
Reviews
tripadvisorStayed here at about the three week mark of an extended trip. Was tired of hotels. Jeff on the front desk went above and beyond to make me feel welcome and helped me resolve my luggage/souvenir problems. Hie customer service was excellent. Thanks
MoreGreat location and a lovely view of the small lake (if you book a room with a lake view, otherwise you will look out at the parking lot). Friendly, helpful staff. The onsite restaurant was great- very good food, beautiful view and friendly servers. The room was clean though a bit dated. It was quiet although the quacking ducks out back did not bother me at all. The only downside was the breakfast - I was hoping for more than the usual make your own waffle, muffins, etc., but it was serviceable
MoreFacilities were not as advertised. Over priced.
MoreSpent the first weekend of August here, 2nd floor lakeview.. and it was a nice weekend to be here, our room a balcony and chairs, it was nice sitting out there enjoying the view and the weather,We had dinner and drinks in the restaurant that is attached, the staff there were also very friendly.. Breakfast was the usual fare nothing exciting, but it was nice to sit out on the deck and look at the lake while enjoying breakfast.There are no ac units in the room, but being on the 2nd floor we were able to keep the sliding door open all night and enjoy the breeze
MoreOur stay at Lake Lucille Inn was a mix of some good and some very disappointing experiences.The room had a beautiful view overlooking the lake. The woman who checked us in the first evening was exceptionally friendly and welcoming.The first night, however, there was a strong fish odor throughout the upper floors. The lobby did not smell, but once we reached the second floor, the odor was very noticeable. Friends in our group who ate dinner in the restaurant that evening said it also smelled strongly of fish. Fortunately, the smell was gone by the second night.Breakfast was probably the weakest part of the stay. The scrambled eggs looked like small pancakes and were not very good. (The hardboiled eggs are better). The first morning, before breakfast started, they announced there was no milk. Shortly after breakfast started they ran out of yogurt. The fresh fruit was disappointing. One morning there was a bowl of shriveled kiwis, and the next there were mealy Golden Delicious apples. The second morning they did have milk and a better supply of yogurt. They also offered grab and go items like Nutri Grain bars and trail mix packets, which were appreciated.The breakfast room is too small for the number of guests. Seating consists of one large table for eight and a handful of small tables designed for two people each. Because seating is so limited, families and groups often pull chairs away from the large table so they can squeeze four people around one of the small tables. That leaves the large table with only two or four chairs, reducing the total seating even further. There is one table in the lobby, but otherwise only couches, which are not ideal for eating breakfast. Several people in our group ended up taking their breakfast back to their rooms because there was nowhere comfortable to sit..I mentioned to a front desk employee that adding a few more chairs might help, since guests were already moving them around. Instead of considering the suggestion, she became defensive and repeatedly insisted there was absolutely no room for more chairs and that there was plenty of space in the lobby. After explaining that I was simply describing what guests were already doing, I decided to let the conversation go. It was an odd response to what was intended as constructive feedback.One other disappointment was the breakfast room attendant. She repeatedly chastised guests for not closing items properly, and at one point told a larger member of our group who was standing in line that he was in the way. The breakfast area is so narrow that there wasn't anywhere else for him to stand.In the end, Lake Lucille Inn has some strengths. The lake views are lovely, and some of the staff are genuinely warm and welcoming. Unfortunately, the breakfast experience, the cramped seating, and the inconsistent customer service kept it from being a place we would be excited to return to.
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