Great Blue Heron Inn at South Cove
406 9th St, Craig, AK 99921, Craig, United States
Guest rating: 4.6 / 5
Overview
Great Blue Heron Inn at South Cove is a small lodging option in Craig, Alaska, located at 406 9th St, Craig, AK 99921. It has a public rating of 4.6/5 based on 18 reviews, with guest feedback often emphasizing practical comfort and a straightforward stay in a remote island town.
Rooms & Comfort
Guests frequently highlight sleep comfort, noting comfortable beds and strong shower water pressure. Reviews also mention units being stocked with basic necessities, supporting short stays where travelers mainly need a place to rest.
Location & Views
The inn’s Craig location is repeatedly described as convenient for specific trip needs, and guests mention strong sunset views from a dock across the street. Nearby points of interest and transport include Klawock Totem Park (about 9.1 km away) and Klawock Airport (about 12.2 km away).
What to Expect
Some guests observed that parts of the property appeared to be undergoing renovations during their stay, suggesting a work-in-progress feel at times. Communication before arrival may be easiest by phone, as reviews indicate email may not be checked regularly, while post–check-in texting was described as helpful.
Best for
This inn is best suited to travelers who want a simple, good-value base in Craig and prioritize comfort essentials like a comfortable bed and a strong shower. It also fits short stays where you’ll be out most of the day and mainly need a convenient location and a place to sleep, with nearby access to Klawock and its airport.
Travel tips
If you have questions before arrival, consider calling rather than relying on email, as guests report email responses can be slow. If you need a hair dryer, request one in advance—reviews note limited availability shared among units. For scenery, plan time around sunset to enjoy views from the dock across the street.
What guests say
Guests commonly mention strong fundamentals: comfortable beds and notably good shower water pressure. The setting is repeatedly described as convenient for the purpose of the trip, and several reviews call out attractive views—especially sunset views from the dock across the street. Travelers also note the units are stocked with basic necessities and that the price felt fair for a remote Alaskan island town. On the downside, some guests observed ongoing renovations and flagged pre-stay communication as easier by phone than email, plus limited shared items like a single hair dryer for multiple units.
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