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InnPoints Reserv - Fairbanks, AK

Here at Travel Tidings Alaska we know that many travelers prefer to stay in the same hotel chain they have made reservations with before, so this page is provided to give you a complete list of InnPoints Reserv hotels in Fairbanks, AK.


Regency Fairbanks Hotel
95 Tenth Avenue
Fairbanks, AK 99701
Nightly Rates: ( 75.00 - 85.00 )
3 Star
The Regency Fairbanks Hotel is a full service luxury hotel. All rooms offer a full kitchen, 2 queen size beds, and complimentary coffee. Other amenities include: whirlpool suites, fine dining and lounge, handicap access, car rental desk, ...more information


Rivers Edge Resort and Cottages
4200 Boat Street
Fairbanks, AK 99709
Nightly Rates: ( 109.00 - 109.00 )
3 Star
Fairbanks, Alaskaâ??s most unique hotel. Located in the heart of Fairbanks. AAA 2 diamond rated. The 14 acre landscaped riverfront is home to 86 private cottages each with riverfront or gardened courtyards for summer midnight sun and 8 exec...more information


Minnie St. B and B Inn
345 Minnie Street
Fairbanks, AK 99701
Nightly Rates: ( 145.00 - 279.00 )
3 Star
Lambert & Marnie Hazelaar are proud to welcome you to Minnie Street Bed & Breakfast Inn. A tradition of warm and friendly Alaskan hospitality awaits you here, where you are a stranger only once. Minnie Street B&B Inn offers suites with pr...more information


7 Gables Inn and Suites
4312 Birch Lane
Fairbanks, AK 99708
Nightly Rates: ( 95.00 - 140.00 )
2 Star
7 Gables Inn and Suites offers a variety of rooms, apartments and efficiencies. All come with private baths, cable TV/VCR, and a full gourmet breakfast, and are individually decorated. Additional amenitites include voice mail, free local ...more information


A Taste of Alaska Lodge
551 Eberhardt Road
Fairbanks, AK 99712
Nightly Rates: ( 197.50 - 245.00 )
3 Star
The lodge is situated on 280 sunny hillside acres, 15 minutes from Fairbanks. Massive spruce trees were logged from the homestead and crafted into the unique structure of A Taste of Alaska Lodge. The 7000 square-foot natural log building,...more information


Minnie St. B and B Inn
345 Minnie Street
Fairbanks, AK 99701
Nightly Rates: ( 0.00 - 0.00 )
3 Star
Welcome to Minnie Street Bed & Breakfast Inn and INNspa, where there is a tradition of warm and friendly Alaskan hospitality awaiting you, where you are a stranger only once! Minnie Street B Inn offers beautiful and luxurious rooms and Suit...more information


Borealis Inn
1500 Ariport Way #C
Fairbanks, AK 99701
Nightly Rates: ( 125.00 - 185.00 )
3 Star
Borealis Inn offers 5 rooms with private bathrooms and a spacious cedar deck for barbecues. We are in walking distance to restaurants, shopping, banks, and theater. All rooms are air conditioned and furnished with single beds and queen ...more information


All Seasons Inn
763 7th Avenue
Fairbanks, AK 99701
Nightly Rates: ( 179.00 - 249.00 )
3 Star
All Seasons Bed and Breakfast Inn is located in the city core of downtown Fairbanks, Alaska. AAA reviews and guests alike say the Inn reminds them of a quaint European hotel. Frommer's Alaska selected All Seasons for its 'Best of Alaska' ca...more information


Fairbanks Downtown
1461 Gillam Way
Fairbanks, AK 99701
Nightly Rates: ( 125.00 - 125.00 )
3 Star
The traveler is invited to stay in Fairbanks, enjoying privacy and comfort at Fairbanks Downtown B&B. There are five guest rooms, each decorated with antiques and victorian accents, and each having an adjoining, full private bath. This lo...more information


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Fairbanks Hotel Chains

Comfort Inns
Holiday Inn Express
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Sceptre
SpringHill Suites
Super 8 Motels


Cities Near Fairbanks

Fairbanks


Airport - Transportation

Fairbanks International Airport (FAI)


Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers

Carlson Center
Chena River Convention Center


Hospitals & Medical Care Facilities

Fairbanks Memorial Hospital


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Dog Mushing Museum
Fairbanks Community Museum
Fairbanks Ice Museum
University of Alaska Museum


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Pike's Riverboat Cruises
World Eskimo-Indian Olympics


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Pleasant Valley Animal Park

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FAIRBANKS

Originally a trading post for gold prospectors and sternwheeler river boats, Fairbanks, on the shores of the Chena River in the heart of the interior, is now a popular tourist destination and gateway for national parks and tours further north across the Arctic circle.

In the summer, with 20 hours daylight, Fairbanks is the perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts
There are a number of trails in the town, but many hikers make their way to the Chena River State Recreation Area that is also popular for canoeing and fishing,

The long days are also ideal for exploring the wilderness areas around Fairbanks, like the Gates of the Arctic National Park and the Brooks Range and enjoying all the wildlife and outdoor adventures the areas have to offer.

Even in winter there is enough to keep the adventurous happy, and the fit, active.

For them, The Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race offers excitement in the 1,000 miles between Fairbanks and Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, and Tesoro Iron Dog, formerly known as the Iron Dog Gold Rush Classic covers 1,971-miles by snowmobile from Wasilla to Fairbanks. For the less active, guided dogmushing tours and lessons offer a less competitive way to enjoy the snow.

Also on the active side, with a six month winter season, Fairbanks is one of the top spots in the nation for cross-country skiing. Host to the likes of the US Ski and Biathlon teams and national championships, Fairbanks has world-class facilities for world-class skiing. There are recreational and competitive programs for all ages including group tours, youth programs, instructional clinics and races.

But one of the must see winter events held in Fairbanks is the annual World Ice Art Championships, an international ice sculpture competition with ice sculptors from more than thirty countries producing more than more than 100 larger-than life sculptures.

Kids Park is a winter favorite for families with slides, twirlees and mazes all crafted from pure crystal blue ice.

The highlight of any trip to Fairbanks, however, is to see the northern lights. One of the best spots on the globe to see them, Fairbanks sits under the Auroral Oval, a ring-shaped region around the North Pole, with displays visible an average of 243 days during the year when there is sufficient darkness and clear skies. No guarantees, but visitors that are in Fairbanks for four days, have a 97% chance of seeing an aurora.

Summer, or winter, for a look at man’s achievements in the area, and as a testament to the mining spirit of the gold fever of 1902, Fairbanks’ attractions feature the University of Alaska Museum of the North, the El Dorado Gold Mine, where visitors can take a narrow gauge train through a permafrost tunnel, and Pioneer Park, an indoor facility with Pioneer and Goldrush exhibits.

The University of Alaska Museum is the state's primary repository of natural and cultural history and is internationally recognized for its comprehensive northern collections.