Stardust Motel

The check in and check out process were conducted without human interaction. I never saw an employee. The motel is very old and run down. Very little sound proofing. Type written labels stuck to the walls with instructions and explaining what not to do. The labels were old and discolored and had obviously been stuck on decades ago. The grounds are not cared for and I actually drove by the hotel at first thinking it had been abandoned. The room did come with a coffee maker. I would probably not stay here again, I am sorry to say.

Very little lightning in the room, light bulbs burned out, lamp kept flashing from high to dim, tv didn’t work and shades on the window were not complete so you had no privacy. I thank rating it average is probably too high.

Cable tv did not work. Cleanliness is lacking. Old towels in room, old soap in shower. Maid needs a checklist.

I'm having a difficult time, trying to figure out how this motel has so many 5 star ratings unless lower ratings are being removed. When we arrived in the afternoon, (approximately 3:00), of our reserved night, the place looked deserted. The office was closed, but my name, room number, and "key is in room" was written on the door. There was a phone number to check in. I called the number and left a message. The room was very run down. Old bedding, no pillow case on the old, flat pillows other than the zip on cover, which was torn on one. The sheets and towels appeared clean. The heater wasn't coming on so I contacted the number. The manager came and said he turned it on, so apparently he needed to flip on the breaker switch. I had to ask for the wifi password which was inside the one nightstand. No comfortable chairs to sit in, (two kitchen table chairs.) We wanted to go eat, but didn't feel comfortable leaving our belongings so we turned around and went back to make a sandwich. No one else checked in that night, so we felt like we were all alone on the outskirts of town, and did not sleep well. Would not stay again. Would not recommend to friends.

My husband and I stayed here for one night. Haines Junction is a village on the Alaska highway with views of mountains and situated in Kluane National Park. It was a perfect stopping point for the night. Our room was clean. The bed was on the firmer side. Not many plugs were avaiable. It was old yet adequate.

Room was not clean. Water wasn’t clear so didn’t trust it. We did not stay second night. Took the loss as they would not refund our money for second night.

Outside of hotel not like actual trashy, not kept up. Room 6 had only 3 half electrical outlets available for use. Small compact refrigerator was sitting on floor with tray and coffee supplies sitting on top. Room smelled, had to buy air freshener. MINIMAL furniture. Only picture on wall was glued up puzzle. No phone. Sink and toilet sized for midgets! Sink could fall off wall if leaned on per staff note! DO not stay here if you require ADA! Not supported! Cheapest bare furnishings used. Saw check in clerk once. Was told to leave room key hanging on wall when leaving, NO FORMAL CHECKOUT!

advertised laundry services although none on site, bed was too small and uncomfortable

We missed our original booking, but the owner made accommodations for our stay. Thanks