Sterling Hotel Guide - Cisca Lake hotels in Sterling, United States of America.

"Great place. Had everything we needed. Mattresses could be a little bit better.But we are probably a little bit older than most customers.Also went to go and grill dinner, grill was a mess so decided to just cook on the stove inside, I guess some people can’t read the rules or they just forget to clean it, or the cleaning crew forgot to check it "

"This place was perfect gor us to stage outings from Coopers Landing to Homer. The motel was clean with wooden floors that reminded me of my childhood cabin. The staff was very helpful. If your fishing the Kenai peninsula, this is a great place to base your outings. "

"Looking forward to our next time"

"Just fantastic! Great location and access! "

"We enjoyed the size of the room and convenience for accessing all the fishing spots. We would recommend to have on hand some paper towels and extra trash bags. The decor in the room was perfect, gave the place a real ‘home away from home’ feeling! We would definitely return next year! Thank you for the opportunity to stay! "

"great spot to have as base camp for fishing the Kenai! nice layout clean - EZ! Thanks Again"

"No indoor plumbing is nothing mentioned in ad. Only a construction site toilet system outside"

"The beds were comfortable but we needed more blankets! A few times the water in the shower was unstable and would quickly move from very hot to cold and was a little frustrating. The view of the lake and the beautiful trees around were quite pleasant. It was nice to have a bonfire provided nearby and if we had more time we wanted to kayak on the lake with the lone duck. There was not room to fit all of the trash so we had to bring one bag with us to dump somewhere else. Make sure you're aware that the bathroom is across the wooden deck and not attached to the cabin. Finally, there's a lot of light that sneaks in on summer "nights" as 2 of the 4 windows weren't black outs! Overall everything was quaint and very Alaskan, beautiful and felt safe."