Fairbanks International Hostel Hostel

About Fairbanks International Hostel

Fairbanks Hostel offers clean, comfortable accommodation at affordable prices and has a number of activities and facilities that you can take advantage of including luggage storage and laundry facilities, canoe and bike rentals a communal self-catering kitchen, a guest computer workstation, wireless internet in all rooms and apartments and a library with a wide variety of lending books.
In the winter, we invite you to stay up late by the fire and view the Northern Lights [also known as Aurora Borealis].
Both shared and private rooms are available. Bed types include twins, queens, futons and even some kings!
A variety of unique accommodations include a seasonal two story tree house. Studio apartments offer a full kitchen all your own, stocked with dishes and pots to cook in.
Many of the bathrooms have a jetted tub. You will find a dry place to hang your tent, or have the opportunity to rent a canoe to float the Chena River.

Fairbanks International Hostel Policies and Conditions:

Cancellation policy: 72 hours before arrival.

Check in 15:00.
Check out before 11:00 .

Payment upon arrival by credit cards, debit cards.
This property may pre-authorise your card before arrival.

Taxes not included - 8.00%
Taxes not included - occupancy tax 8.00 % per room per night
Breakfast not included.

General:

No curfew.

We do not accept customers younger than 18 years of age.
Child friendly.
Non smoking.

Extra Policies from Property:
Common areas are available from 9 am until 10 pm in consideration of other guest’s need for rest. Please call for late arrivals.
Reservations can be made in advance for groups.
The guest kitchen is available between 8 am and 9 pm

Location Information

We are located right down the hill (walking distance) from the University of Alaska Fairbanks so you can tap into the opportunities the university offers you as well.

Many who want to go north of the Arctic Circle choose to take a tour with local companies or you make the day-long journey yourself.

In the summer there are so many things to see and do, you could take weeks to explore it all. The heart of Fairbanks is gold, and there are lots of tours to educate you on different styles of mining.

If black gold interests you, you can drive an easy 10 miles for the nearest pipeline education center.

In nearby Denali you can white water raft, hike, camp, and enjoy the spectacular scenery and vast remoteness of the wilderness Alaska has to offer. Delta Junction has been a farming community with bison roaming the windy flat of the Alaska Highway

You can soak in the mineral waters, view the Ice Museum, or become more aware of state of the art geothermal alternative energy use. Other hot springs include Manley, Circle, and Tolovana.

If you enjoy the great outdoors, we are right down the hill where the University of Alaska Fairbanks offers world class ski trails for Nordic; we are about 20 minutes from our local downhill ski operation, Moose Mountain.

If relaxation is more what you’re seeking, then Chena Hot Springs Resort offers a great opportunity.

Day trips from Fairbanks include the nearby towns of Nenana, Healy and Delta. Each offers a different flavor of Fairbanks. Nenana is 60 miles south of Fairbanks.

The Chena River is right across the street from the hostel and one can find grayling, whitefish, pike and turbot in this river.

Cancellation Policy

Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 3 days before arrival. After this date, charges will be applied by the property up to the first nights cost of the reservation, unless otherwise stated in the property’s conditions. Deposits paid are non refundable.