Program I booked through rated this motel as 3 stars. Ain't no way this place deserves a star. The shower did not work. The room had a moldy smell. It was OK at best for a one night overnite before I went to the Kenai for a fishing trip. However it was not the lowest price I found, just convenient for my transportation. The place actually is used as apartments by some folks in the area. It has stove, small fridge and restroom. Rooms are oversized but that is the only feature I would say was good. Nothing to recommend it for the $90.00 a night it cost. I would not pay over $25.00 for this accomodation in the lower 48. If I had not known that there were better in Alaska, I might have been scared off from coming back. Heck if I saw this before I saw the rest of Alaska I might have turned around and left.

the windows in our room wouldn't shut, some of the eletric sockets didn't work, the water was dirty, the boiler seemed to shut off alot, the oven didn't work, our extra key wasn't avaliable i was told another person that stayed there had it, very scary to walk at night, i was told there was roaches in every building, lots of the rooms needed repairing badly, the laundry room isn't no laundry room the washers and dryer needs to be updated i mean who unplugs the drier then plugs it back in to the socket to make it work? water leaks mostly all over, the fire alarm in our room didn't work, while we were cleaning our room we found pills and drugs on the floor and in the dressers, the vaccume they gave us wasn't the best at all it was taped together and very scary to use, mostly every time we walked out of our room we'd look down the hall ways and we'd see many people out side for a party cause it was too packed in the room, also we were staying there when that shooting in feb. of 2007 happened VERY SCARY! when i talked to the front desk i was told that the owner or manager doesn't do anything besides sit in front of the t.v. watching the survalence cameras and get mad at the workers for something they did that wasn't in training, the training was pretty much just make sure people check in and make sure they paid, i was also told that he would go out side and kick the homeless people to wake them up to tell them to go away from the hotel, i was also told that his excuess for not repairing the hotel was that he was always tired. ah hello?! thats why you hire people to do things like that! other than that, don't waste ur money here unless they get a new owner and if you recently heard that the place was remodled! its not worth it to stay there! just get back in your car and park somewhere safe and stay the night in there, its rather much safer!

The room that Mush Inn management placed us in was not fit for an animal to inhabit. The ceilings had holes in them. The heating source was taped together with duct tape and appeared to have caught on fire in the past. The room was dirty with mold in the shower, a brown substance in the mini refrigerator and black hairs all over the beds. The lamp was broken with the bulb and wires hanging over the lighting fixture. The windows had no screens and would barely open to allow air to flow in our room, which smelled of stale whisky and cigarettes, and this was supposedly a non-smoking room. The room condition was so bad that I slept on a towel on the bed. We only slept a couple hours and left for our final destination: a fishing cabin that was a palace compared to the Mush Inn.

Absolute horror! Dirty smelly carpet; windows, door locks, cabinets don't work. Everything seems to be falling apart. No wonder we were the only guests there. Never seen a dump like this in my life! But the receptionsts are very friendly and ready to help.

My family and I always look for budget accommodations whenever we go on vacation, but this was one occasion where we would've rather paid more money for some relative comfort. Now we're not the kind of family that needs a 4-star hotel, although it's nice if you can afford it. We just want a clean place to sleep at night and not have to worry that something is going to crawl into bed with you while you sleep. The room was dark, dingy, dirty and had a musty smell. We stayed in 2 different rooms the 1st and last night of our weeklong trip to Alaska. One of the beds in the first room was in such bad shape, it was lopsided, and I could feel each spring. Neither of the lights over the sinks in either room worked so we basically brushed our teeth in relative darkness, aside from the light from the bathroom. The carpets were grimy with holes in certain areas. The cheap wooden bathroom door in the first room actually had a hole like someone punched it. There was no point in having the kitchenette because they don't provide anything, not even a pot so you can cook water in. Even if they did, we wouldn't want to use it. I could go on and on about all the other problems we had, but I won't since it will take too long. It's a shame I have to write such a bad review for this place because everyone that worked at Mush Inn were polite and friendly, but the motel is long overdue for a renovation.