Rewak Studios

It was quiet, comfortable, clean, and the housekeeper was very nice; I liked having a small refrigerator in my room and a microwave outside my door in the hallway, but I wished they had an ice machine, my window didn’t close all the way, it’s weird not having someone there to greet you when you arrive, and I also didn’t like that the parking lot was dirt and I had to park around large puddles and mud.

Sherry·Há um mês

I got stuck at check‑in because the instructions mentioned a room number that didn’t exist, and calling the two reference numbers didn’t connect me to a live person— the AI assistant was useless. Luckily, the maintenance manager on site sorted everything out, and overall the place offered good value for the money and a great location.

Felix·Há um mês

The bed was great, but there was no hot water for the shower.

Nelson·Há 5 meses

“Ill come back sometime”

The staff were respectful, and there were no negatives.

Chaston·Há 5 meses

“Unsafe and unsanitary.”

Checking in was easy, but the place felt unsafe and unhygienic—kids shouldn’t stay here. After 10 pm the lobby smelled of booze, and people often left their beer or other drinks on the small table. Cleaning was irregular: toilet paper wasn’t restocked, trash wasn’t taken out, towels weren’t replaced, and sheets weren’t changed for a month. The bathroom stayed dirty for weeks, trash bags were missing, and dirty sheets and towels were left on the stairs for days. The lobby heater’s cover was broken, exposing valves and pipes. When I tried to cancel because of the unsafe conditions, the manager said that alcoholics and homeless people are common in Fairbanks and that’s just how it is. Eventually I could cancel the last two weeks after I told him a camera outside my room’s window—set up by a tenant in the building next door, 10 feet away—would record me. He said the glare would hide the footage. I grew up in Fairbanks, so I know some parts of town need extra caution; the strip club and liquor store are across the street, so you have to watch your surroundings. The hotel should have an on‑site employee or owner for a property this size. The manager in Anchorage apparently removes trespassers from the building, but why should it get to that point?

Rein·Há 6 meses