My boyfriend and I chose to stay at a bed and breakfast in Fairbanks because we wanted a more cultural/personalized/local place. We started our trip at the Alpine Lodge because they had the availability and it was your typical hotel-- room service, changed towels, continental breakfast, etc. However, Ah Rose Marie was where we spent the latter half of our... More

This was a great family friendly place to stay. The kids would have to be a little older because he does have spiral stairs. John, the gentleman that owns the house, is very nice and made me an amazing scramble. He is very nice and can point you in the right direction for fun places to check out. My dad... More

Don't waste your time trying to find another b&b, you just found it! When you'll come in, you'll be greeted by a wonderful man named John. He will show you to your room and explain every thing to you in his own unique humor. He will make you feel at home the moment you get in. When you'll be ready... More

Very nice, quiet location for a quick stop in Fairbanks. John, the owner, and Tila, the cat, are very welcoming. I stayed just long enough to tour downtown, shower, sleep, and grab a bite to eat. Although, I tried I didn't see the Northern Lights. John says in his backyard, he has seen some of the best of his life.... More

I went to Alaska this past summer with three family members ages 8-49. Our first stop was at Ah Rose Marie and it was very disappointing because no other bed and breakfast that we stayed in even came close to how wonderful John's establishment was. When you start off at an amazing place you can only hope the rest of... More

This B & B is located in the city. Host is very kind and knows the city well also the tourist attractions and has maps for you. Breakfast has everything a traveler would want and more. If you are allergic to cats, this is not the place for you.

I felt very much at home at the Ah, Rose Marie B&B. John was a gracious host. He made me feel comfortable from the start. He gave me some helpful tips about what to see in and around Fairbanks, and the room was very comfortable. The breakfasts were far more than the toast and cereal I received in other B&Bs.... More

My husband and I stayed at this B&B in Jan 2012 when we went to Fairbanks to see the northern lights. John Davis was a delightful host. The room was clean and well furnished, the bathroom was clean and bright, and the bedding and towels were plentiful and comfortable. I am vegan, while my husband eats anything. John had lovely... More

John picked me up at the train station and everything from that point on was wonderful. Great omelet for breakfast and other goodies. Very helpful about local attractions. Will stay there again, if in Fairbanks. John speaks a bit of Japanese, too, which would be helpful to some.