"Мы с женой были в такой особой поездке, посещая районы, где выросла ее семья. Этот отель был важной частью нашей поездки. Мне понравилось все об этом. The staff were kind, the location was perfect, the rooms were lovely and the food in the restaurant was delicious. One incident serves as a summary of the stay. In the restaurant we ordered some biscuits to come with a hot drink. Это заняло действительно много времени (но сотрудники извинились). Когда печенье наконец прибыло, мы поняли, почему они так долго брали, потому что их испекли, чтобы заказать, для нас! Сказать, что жаль за это так долго они дали нам большой мешок свежих печенья (много больше, чем то, что было включено в наш заказ), чтобы забрать, бесплатно! Это эти маленькие прикосновения, которые действительно делают место для меня- это заслуживает очень хорошо."

"After a stay of three nights, it's become obvious that the Aturukan has fallen on hard times. Despite an outward appearance that speaks of a nice resort-style hotel and prices that are comparable to what one pays in the US, it's obvious that the drip-drip of deferred maintenance has taken its toll. The ceiling fan in the room just grinds and barely turns, the coffee machine in the lobby still hasn't been fixed in the two years since we last stayed here, and there's no hot water in the bathroom sink, to name just a few examples. Burned out light bulbs that have never been replaced is another feature. During our stay just before the holidays in December, it appears there may have been two or three other rooms occupied; otherwise, it was near ghostly in its quietude. The staff is very friendly and welcoming, but they are at the mercy of ownership that has refused to invest in necessary upkeep. In the restaurant, it's obvious that they've skimped on kitchen staff as well."