Northern Nights Campground-Rv — Hotel in Alaska

This is a pretty RV park off the highway. The park was just recently painted. Although the RV’s are packed tightly together, there are some trees to offer some privacy. The young lady checking us in was very nice and efficient.||Our plans were to stay two nights as we wanted to fish in a couple of places and also to visit the National Park Visitor Center south of town. But the night we arrived the electricity went out in the park for a couple of hours and then our RV fridge stopped working even when the electricity came back on. We called roadside assistance (we had a rental RV) and they walked us through several solutions. Upon determining that the fridge was not fixable, we were instructed to go to Valdez. So we only stayed one night. Why is this story important? Because when we reached Valdez and had someone look at the fridge, it started working and continued to work without problems for the remaining 9 days of our rental. We were told the inconsistent electricity at this RV park may have been the cause of our problem. We are not experts in electricity, but it does look suspicious to us that we had problems only...

Liked: Is it Ok to describe the situation honestly? As soon as I arrived, the owner said " there is no water, it's dry." I did not understand that first. That means "currentry no water supply to the cabin. so, no tilet, no shower in th cabin." Hey, that was totally different from the description in the web reservation page. If I knew "No shower, No toilet in the room.", I would not book the room(cabin). However, I had no other choice except staying the "no water" cabin. How could I find other possible hotel/motel?

Room charge was discouted.

I was aware that the toilet, the shower in the room(cabin) looked like disavailable for a long time. It was not "currently". Web site description " toilet, shower in the room" should be erased.

Disliked: Bed making was not so clean. Also bed sheets were not new. A couple of somebody's hair were remained...

This dirty little campground was the biggest disappointment on a 10,000 mile road trip. Bathroom shower, only one in service backed up drain sludge on our feet and was full of hair and snot wiped on the walls. The Laundry room was full of what looked to be the owners random junk drawer, 2 washers and dryers stuffed in a closet no folding area or room to even turn around. The whole property seemed pieced together with random leftover building supplies. It gave us just a creepy feeling. The host was fine gave us restaurant info etc. if we had done a little more research there was a state campground at the next intersection and down the road. Or a random parking lot would have done the job. We paid 35$ for a dry camp spot no power. The prices were not posted on line. I think Good Sam Club better check this place… it should not carry...