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In 1928,
what is now Gustavus Inn was a homestead where a hardy couple and their
nine children settled to carve a home from the Alaskan wilderness. For
three generations now, the Lesh family invites visitors to share their
home, hearth and table for adventures in Glacier Bay and Icy Strait
Gustavus
Inn rests in the grassy Salmon River meadow with an ocean view of Icy
Strait. Our cozy hearth room, naturalist library and family style dining
invite conversation and new friendships. We serve a variety of locally
brewed beers and wine at our six-stool bar.
Comfortable new guest rooms have a queen and a twin bed, with private
bath. Two original homestead rooms, with ocean
view, share a hall bath.
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Family style
meals served in the original homestead dining room will highlight your
visit. Start your morning with a hearty sourdough breakfast.. or homemade
granola and rhubarb sauce, spruce-tip syrup on
sourdough pancakes or homemade bread and our own preserves, then enjoy the
noonday meal with us or make your day more flexible with a generous
Alaskan picnic lunch. Dinner is its own adventure, with just picked garden
and native edibles sharing the table with the freshest of salmon, halibut
and Dungeness crab plucked from Icy Strait, and a choice of desserts made
just for you. Special diets are easily accommodated.
We maintain a
full garden for our table, bringing you the freshest lettuce in Alaska,
rain-kissed raspberries, and baby carrots from glacial soil. |
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We maintain a full garden for
our table, bringing you the freshest lettuce in Alaska, rain-kissed
raspberries, and baby carrots from glacial soil. |
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