Comfort Inn Fairbanks

4-star Comfort Inn Fairbanks Alaska with free airport transfer and pet-friendly policy

Amenities & Services

Comfort Inn Fairbanks provides a free transfer service to Fairbanks International Airport and a complimentary continental breakfast in a dedicated breakfast area. The fitness center includes cardio machines and dumbbells, and the 24-hour front desk offers local recommendations. Pets are allowed on the property, and on-site laundry facilities are available.

Rooms

The Fairbanks Comfort Inn offers king rooms, queen rooms with disability access, and double rooms, each with air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Room amenities include a refrigerator and microwave. The hotel emphasizes recent cleanliness improvements and provides extended check-in and check-out options for flexibility.

Location & Nearby Attractions

Comfort Inn Fairbanks AK is located near the Carlson Center Event Arena, Pioneer Park, and the University of Alaska Fairbanks, 3 miles away. The hotel staff provides unique local recommendations for exploring Fairbanks. Hiking is possible in the surrounding area.

Business & Family

This hotel serves business travelers heading to nearby corporate and government offices with efficient check-in and flexible options. Families benefit from the pet-friendly policy and on-site laundry facilities. The fitness center offers cardio equipment for a workout during stays.

Dining

A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily in a dedicated breakfast area with a variety of hot and cold options. Vending machines are available on-site for snacks and drinks. The hotel also offers 24-hour front desk assistance for dining recommendations.

• Airport Shuttle: Free transfer to Fairbanks International Airport
• Breakfast: Complimentary continental breakfast with hot and cold options
• Rooms: King, queen disability access, and double rooms with fridge and microwave
• Pet Policy: Pets allowed on premises
• Business: Extended check-in/out and 24-hour front desk
• Nearby: Near Carlson Center, Pioneer Park, and University of Alaska