I have never even been to such a run down apartment much less have to stay in such a mess of a place. The "resort" is old apartments that were built for oil refinery workers in the 70's. When I got there I quickly learned that the only activity at this place was hauling my luggage up the 3 flights of stairs no elevators and they don't tell you this in advance. Once inside my room it only gets worse. The room is dated with the dark wood paneling and the mustard yellow kitchen. The AC only works in the bedroom area so if its hot plan on spending a lot of time crammed into the place that is big as a closet. The sheets felt like sandpaper and the bed was nothing more than a mattress and box spring on a frame. When I stayed there the power went out 2x and the room had musty smell. And the curtains had what looked like bullet holes in them. I travel a lot on business and understand that in certain parts of the world there is not much choices of decent hotels. But this place takes the cake at 229 a nite they really made me desire to sleep in a pop up camper over this "resort". I was scheduled for a week but checks out after 2 nites.

After having stayed at the Wedgewood Resort for four nights, we have to say that it certainly offered us all of the comforts of home. The suite was very clean and roomy with a well-appointed full sized kitchen, offering the option of cooking when we tired of eating out all of the time. We enjoyed the prospect of coming home to our own relaxing suite for
"down time" after each day of Alaska adventures. It was always cleaned very well and in a timely manner each day. At check-in and check-out the staff was pleasant and quite accommodating. The breakfast buffet offered a large variety of delicious items, and we certainly didn't come away hungry! We will definitely recommend the Wedgewood Resort to any of our friends who are planning a trip to Fairbanks. It is truly one of Alaska's hidden treasures.
(Oh, we almost forgot. When it came to blocking out the "midnight sun" for sleeping at night, the curtains were the best!)

We arrived via bus from Denali in late afternoon. Both our Tour Director and Bus Driver made a comment that goes something like this: If your rooms are too cramped, just ask Brian and he will have the hotel staff assign you another room. Well right off the bat I (and 90% of the group) was wondering what we got ourselves into. We entered the room, upon seeing what was there, my wife yelled, "hey guys come look at this room!" Well, it was a suite with a kitchen, dining area, living room, walk in closet, nice sized bathroom and bedroom. I'd return to this resort in a heartbeat....The staff was extremely friendly. The meals were tops and so was the dining area. Regards, Jim

There was not a comfortable feeling to this resort. It felt very dated. Even though it was clean, there were several problems within our group. One phone didn't work, a screen door was bent so that it couldn't be opened and also let in bugs, there was very little water pressure in the shower, and the air conditioners were very loud. The entranceways and rooms smelled musty. One member of our party was assigned a smoking room when non-smoking was requested. It was obviously a place for people who planned to be there a few days at least, as it had kitchenettes. It was not meant for people who arrived by train and had no means to shop for groceries, and not a good place for people on tours.