Summer Rates*
Effective May 15 - Sept 15 2013

*Plus 12% room tax. Includes full breakfast. Each additional person is $30.

Winter Rates**
Effective Sept 16 2012 - May 14 2013

**Plus 12% room tax. Includes continental breakfast. Each additional person is $20.

Long Term Winter Rates***
Effective Sept 16 2012 - May 14 2013

***The above is a single rate, add $50 per week or $200 per month for double occupancy. Plus 12% room tax for stays under 30 days. Breakfast not included in monthly or weekly rates. 

A special rate is available for climbers, seniors and AAA members. Please contact us by phone +1-907-258-2746 or email directly for more details.

Reservation and Cancellation Information

• Reservations are confirmed with credit card.

• There are no refunds for cancellations within one (1) week of arrival.

• Reservations of more than three (3) nights can not be cancelled.

• We will not be held responsible for the guarantees if conditions are beyond our control, such as acts of God, fire, earthquake, volcano, acts of public enemy, acts of government, strikes, lockouts or other matters involving organized labor.

History of Alaska European Bed and Breakfast

In 1968 Irene was a stewardess for Capitol Airways. She stopped over in Anchorage on the way to Vietnam on a soldier transport mission.  Here she met a young doctor who was building the first medical clinic in the nearby young community of Eagle River. He was the only doctor for 10,000 Alaska residents at the time. He delivered over 5,000 babies. Irene stayed in Alaska and helped “Doc” with his clinic and they were soon married. They had three boys together.  Irene went to work for the Municipality at Anchorage Convention and Visitors Bureau using her seven languages to build the international tour business from Europe to Alaska. She revealed an undiscovered land to the Europeans and taught the Alaskan tour community how to host them, making speeches all over Alaska. Within three years Irene went on to form Alaska Vacations International and was bringing large groups to Alaska from all across Europe.  She became known as the Mother of Alaska. In 1989 Irene purchased the home that you are in now. During the ‘90s two of her sons were running a couple of bed and breakfasts near the airport and were often overwhelmed with guests. Irene helped out by opening her home to the “overflow” from the boys’ endeavors. After the first year it became obvious that she should have to have her very own B&B because Irene truly enjoyed visiting with the guests from all over the world. Alaska European Bed and Breakfast was born and has been operating ever since.

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