West Coast Cape Fox Lodge

This comfortable hotel is situated in Northern. A total of 72 rooms are available for guests' convenience at WestCoast Cape Fox Lodge. Those who dislike animals may enjoy their stay, as this establishment does not allow pets.

For the town's best harbor views and a gander at one of Southeast's most luxurious lobbies, walk to the top of steep Venetia Avenue or take the funicular ($2) up from Creek Street. Don't miss the totems and other artwork created by master carvers Nathan Jackson and Lee Wallace.

With scenic views of the town and Thomas Basin from 135 feet above Creek Street, Cape Fox Lodge is cozy yet luxurious. A towering, log-framed lobby has Tlingit and Haida artwork and an interesting collection of museum-quality artifacts, and there's often a roaring fire. The spacious rooms are attractively decorated with traditional tribal colors and watercolors of Alaska birds. All have views...

This is Alaska's most beautiful hotel. It stands on a wooded pinnacle above downtown, reached from Creek Street by a funicular. The sheer drop-off and tall rainforest trees create the lofty feeling of a treehouse in the rooms and restaurant. Warm wood frames complement the stunning views out of the double-hung windows. The Cape Fox Native corporation built the hotel, and the lobby and parking...

18 hole public golf course owned by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.