Sawing Logzz Bed and Breakfast

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : Space was delightful and hosts gave a warm welcome but left you to yourself for the remainder of the stay.
  : There wasn't anything not to like about this property.

Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The apartment is lovely - living area with a sleeper couch, t.v. and good reading material, dining and kitchen area, large bathroom, and a king bed in the bedroom. Bath towels were too thick, though. Nice size shower. Appreciated the nightlight. Kennicott shuttle will pick you up here - for us it was at 7:15 am and cost us $149 - Well worth every penny for not having to drive 4 hours each way with danger of ruining tires on the dangerous (we saw 2 cars in the ditch and others with flat tires) unpaved, potholed McCarthy Road.
  : Breakfast. A message was sent to me by email the day of our arrival and a text at 4:00 pm the day before that no breakfast would be served. I had made reservations months in advance. We were greeted with "Did you get my message? There's a grocery store...." It just didn't seem welcoming. Maybe she'd had a bad day. The second night we spent there she was friendlier. Fortunately we had some food with us and there was coffee and instant oatmeal in the kitchen. I understand her not wanting to serve meals upstairs, but other B&B's had a much more generous selection of foods available - a small refrigerator could be in the common area with yogurts, hard boiled eggs, juice, milk or creamers for coffee, individual muffins that could be chosen by guests. Providing this would jump my rating to exceptional.

Good
Traveller Type:
  : This is a beautiful log home that sits back off the main road. We stayed in the apartment style accommodation which is downstairs from the main living area. The main part of this space is compact but has what you need with one bedroom, the bathroom, seating area and kitchenette. We were two couples traveling together so we also had the extra bedroom which was not directly attached but shares the bathroom. It also had it's own coffee maker and supplies. We were met when we arrived and had a nice conversation and also got some tips on places to eat. The beds were comfortable and the night was quiet and restful.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : My sister and I had the private deluxe king suite which is lovely (updated from queen). Living area with reading material and television and sleeper couch (futon pictured no longer there) dining area with table and chairs next to the kitchen area which was one counter. The bathroom was large with a big shower. My favorite part in the bathroom was the nightlight! Thank you Luann. The bedroom had a king bed that was very comfortable. We also appreciated the fact that the Kennicott shuttle picked us up so we didn't have to make the 4 hour drive ourselves. The shuttle picked us up at 7:15am and we returned on the shuttle the following day after spending a night at the Kennicott Lodge. Do not attempt to drive the McCarthy Road as it is a potholed dangerous dirt road. We saw 2 cars in the ditch, and others with flat tires. This is out in the country, so don't expect to walk a couple blocks for a snack. Bring your own. Also it says mile 105 Old Richardson Hwy, but there are no mileposts on Old Richardson! At least I didn't see any. And it isn't directly on the hwy. Go to their website for accurate directions. You need to turn on Church Lane, it's not directly on Old Richardson Hwy, and I can't see that lane named on other websites. The house and property are beautiful and it is too bad that COVID has so dampened hosts' interaction with guests. I would have liked to stay there longer under different circumstances to take advantage of the outdoor facilities.
  : When I made the reservation months before I am positive it said free breakfast. When we arrived on the 24th the owner met us on the stairway and asked, "Did you get my message?" "No." She had sent a message the day before our arrival informing us that there was no breakfast served due to COVID and apparently she hadn't been serving for several months although Trip Advisor still says Free Breakfast and it says "fully stocked breakfast" on their website. She did say there were grocery stores nearby - 5 miles? Anyway, it felt quite unwelcoming. She did have 3 packages of instant oatmeal, and coffee in the room - the variety that was there had nuts and I was not eating nuts. Fortunately Kathy and I had our own food for breakfast so we didn't need to go grocery shopping. She may have had a bad day as the second night we stayed there she was friendlier. No more breakfast items however. We stayed at other B&B's on this trip where, if breakfast wasn't served in the kitchen (two did fix a full breakfast) other accommodations to comply with COVID restrictions were followed: Given access to a well stocked kitchen where we fixed our own breakfast or in two other places where there were supplies on a counter - toaster, bread, muffins (wrapped), cold cereal, instant oatmeal, tea, coffee, and a fridge with juice, yogurt, milk, hard boiled eggs. One wouldn't have to have all of that, but yogurt and juice are easy to keep and fresh muffins, too. Guests wore masks and socially distanced at tables or could bring food back to their rooms.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Friendly hosts. Nice apartment.
  : No black out drapes. No restaurants in area.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Subterranean studio. Very nice. Comfy king size bed.
  : Mosquitos were so bad that we couldnt go outside. Only restaurant around was closed for maintenance. We had to eat a sandwich for dinner.

Fair
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The proprietor was friendly and welcoming and obviously puts her heart into her business.
  : Cooper Centre is dead. Businesses closed with some looking totally abandoned so eateries / bars are extremely scarce, only one really in Copper Centre which closes on a Monday. Biggest problem was mosquitoes, thousands of them attack you literally as soon as you step outside. Some obviously make it inside.