Ida's Motel & Restaurant

Limited on‑site amenities beyond an attached gas station and cafe; little else is noted.

Feedback on cleanliness is mixed: many rooms are reported very clean, while others cite strong odors, stained bedding, dirty carpets or walls, and occasional maintenance issues like broken windows. Standards appear inconsistent across rooms and areas.

Rooms are generally large and basic, with some remodeled; typical amenities include a fridge and microwave but no in‑room coffee. Guests report thin walls, limited outlets, inconsistent heat, and Wi‑Fi often unavailable.

Service is inconsistent, with reports of rudeness, strict or confusing policies, extra charges, and poor problem handling, alongside some praise for friendly or helpful staff. Check‑in interactions can be tense.

Convenient for an overnight stop near the Alaska–Canada border on the Alaska Highway, with gas and a few food options nearby. The setting is remote and suits road trippers more than extended stays.

The attached cafe or restaurant draws mixed feedback: some enjoyed freshly cooked breakfast or burgers and praised the cook, while others found the food mediocre, the atmosphere unwelcoming, occasional closures, and charges for coffee.