Knoll House 4 Bedrooms Each With Private Bath
Guest rating: 5.0 / 5
Overview
Knoll House 4 Bedrooms Each With Private Bath is a custom-designed, frame-built guesthouse in Fairbanks, Alaska, set in the city center on the waterfront. The house is arranged as a four-bedroom stay where each bedroom has its own private bathroom, making it especially practical for groups and families. Guests also get expansive views from throughout the home, a feature frequently associated with aurora viewing in the area.
Layout & Bedrooms
The home centers on a large great room that combines living, dining, and kitchen areas for easy group gatherings. The master suite includes a walk-in closet and a private deck, while the first-floor bedroom is handicap accessible and also has its own private deck. Period furnishings and a collection of antique quilts add a distinctive, curated character to the interiors.
In-Home Amenities
This is a self-catering stay with a full kitchen setup including an oven/stove and microwave, plus practical essentials such as a washer and ironing board. Comfort and connectivity amenities include heating, free Wi‑Fi, cable/satellite TV, and a smoke-free environment. Outdoor space is a highlight, with both a balcony and patio, and parking is free; the property is also pet-friendly and kid-friendly.
Location & Nearby
Knoll House is positioned for convenient access to Fairbanks International Airport (about 5.2 km away) while remaining secluded. It’s within reach of key Fairbanks sights mentioned for the area, including the University of Alaska Museum of the North, Big Dipper Ice Arena, Fairbanks Ice Museum, the Carlson Center Event Arena, and Growden Memorial Park. Nearby dining options include The Pump House Restaurant Fairbanks (~3.9 km), The Local (~4.6 km), Pike’s Landing (~5.6 km), and Chena’s Alaskan Grill (~6.2 km), with additional restaurants farther out such as Salty’s on 2nd and The Cookie Jar Restaurant.
Things To Do Nearby
Fairbanks is well-suited to winter activities, with skiing, ice skating, and sledding highlighted in the area. Cultural attractions include the University of Alaska Museum of the North and the Pioneer Air Museum, and visitors can look for local events at the Carlson Center Event Arena. The property’s waterfront setting also aligns with common local outings such as riverboat rides on the Chena River.
Best for
This property is best for families and groups who want space and privacy, since all four bedrooms have private baths and the central great room supports shared meals and downtime. It also suits travelers who prefer a residential setup with full kitchen facilities, laundry, free parking, and outdoor decks/balcony/patio. Guests who value scenic surroundings—and potentially northern-lights viewing—will appreciate the emphasis on views throughout the house.
Travel tips
The home is a convenient drive from Fairbanks International Airport (about 5.2 km), and free parking makes it practical for those renting a car. With multiple restaurants within roughly 4–6 km (including The Pump House Restaurant and Pike’s Landing), planning meals can be flexible even with a full kitchen on-site. If visiting in winter, expect the area to be oriented toward skiing, ice skating, and sledding—pack accordingly.
What guests say
Guest feedback highlights very strong satisfaction, reflected in a 5/5 public rating from 196 reviews. Cleanliness and comfort are repeatedly emphasized, along with the home having the practical essentials needed for a short family trip. Guests also call out the scenery—especially impressive views that can align with northern-lights sightings. Host helpfulness is a recurring theme, with positive mention of attentive, supportive assistance during the stay.
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