Cape Fox Lodge
The lodge is an architectural masterpiece, Alaska’s most distinctive hotel. Set on a cliff top overlooking downtown, it looks very much like a treehouse. Built with lots of cedar and consummate taste, it is reached from Creek Street by a funicular. It falls short only because the hotel and furniture are showing some age. To get here take the fun-to-ride funicular car that climbs 211 feet up the cliff at the side of Creek Street. The summertime fare is $2, but if no one is around, just press the “up” button and go. The Heen Kahidi restaurant has a dining room of great elegance. The food is generally quite good, but prices are higher than other choices in town.
The lodge is an architectural masterpiece, Alaska’s most distinctive hotel. Set on a cliff top overlooking downtown, it looks very much like a treehouse. Built with lots of cedar and consummate taste, it is reached from Creek Street by a funicular. It falls short only because the hotel and furniture are showing some age. To get here take the fun-to-ride funicular car that climbs 211 feet up the cliff at the side of Creek Street. The summertime fare is $2, but if no one is around, just press the “up” button and go. The Heen Kahidi restaurant has a dining room of great elegance. The food is generally quite good, but prices are higher than other choices in town.
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