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AK771. Modern wilderness made easy.
Modern 2 bedroom, 2 bath home in the hills overlooking Fairbanks. 15 minutes from the airport and downtown. - Enjoy views of the city, the Alaska Range, and Denali (tallest peak in North America). - Explore trails just outside the door. (2 pair snow-shoes & xc skis upon request.) - Sleep 4 easily; sleeps 6 if needed. - Soak in private outdoor, covered hot tub. - Utilize reliable, fast WiFi for streaming and Zoom calls. - Enjoy full cell service from most major providers. - Garage is private.

Welcome to the Nuthatch Cabin
Welcome to the Nuthatch, a cozy cabin in the woods outside Fairbanks. This dog-friendly little cabin is just 7 miles from town but surrounded by the boreal forest. This is glamping at its best, a solid roof, warm place, bed, WiFi, and tv. This is a “dry” cabin, with an outhouse but no running water (no shower. Look out for wildlife and northern lights or roast a s’more over the campfire. If you have more guests, there is an additional cabin on the property "Come Visit the Warbler", holds four.

Tiny Home On The Dome w/ Hot Tub
This one of a kind cabin, offers the most spectacular 270° views for both sunrise, sunset, and Aurora viewing! Sitting on top of the locally popular Ester Dome, this unique cabin overlooks all of Fairbanks and the surrounding areas. Just 11 miles to the airport, there is amazing hiking/biking trails nearby. With a surplus of windows, the breathtaking Alaskan tundra/mountains are highlighted. Inside this custom built cabin, there is a cozy living room and a fully functional kitchen/bathroom.

Magical Treehouse with Hot Tub
This beautifully designed tree house is perfect for your romantic getaway. Designed by "Treehouse Masters" Pete Nelson, this build is packed with tons of architectural whimsy.The treehouse has a queen sized bed upstairs that is accessed by a spiral staircase. There is a kitchenette with a keurig coffee maker, kettle, toaster oven/air fryer, mini fridge and hot plate. There is no running water in the treehouse so there a gray water system for the sink. The treehouse is located in Fairbanks.

Blue Aurora Comfy Apartment Jetted tub, King Bed
This is a brand new modern Alaskan apartment. Have a great day of outdoor adventures and come back and enjoy a warm bath in a jetted tub with custom tile shower surround. Brand new couch with ottoman and sleep on a comfortable king size bed. For the cold winter days warm up your feet on the nice radiant heated floor. Self check in. Washer and dryer! 65” QLED TV in living room. Bedroom TV as well. Close to the airport, UAF, tourist attractions, stores, restaurants, trails and bus stop.

Sourdough Dan's, Beautiful place, spectacular view
This beautiful private entrance, 2 bedroom mother-in-law apartment offers a great view of the Tanana Valley, wildlife and Auroras from the privacy of your own cedar deck. While seeming remote, it offers full amenities such as unlimited internet, a washer and dryer, a full kitchen and bath and is only 10 minutes from town. This apartment is perfect for a family wanting to experience Fairbanks Alaska without breaking the bank, staying at a crowded downtown hotel or giving up home luxuries.

The Boreal Bear Cabin • Aurora Views, Deck, W/D
The Boreal Bear is a modern rustic cabin just 15 minutes from downtown Fairbanks and on the way to Chena Hot Springs Resort. Nestled in the hills of birch trees with peaceful views, it features hand-milled trim, tongue-and-groove walls, soft cotton linens, complimentary coffee, a dedicated workspace with WiFi, and lush house plants for a fresh, inviting atmosphere. Enjoy northern lights from your window or private deck — perfect for a family getaway, couples retreat, or work trip.

Cozy and Convenient Modern Cabin in W. Fairbanks
Welcome to the Pink Door on Pickering! This cozy little cabin is conveniently located just outside of town in the foothills of Chena Ridge. It is within a quiet neighborhood with easy access to all Fairbanks has to offer. Built with love and thoughtfulness by the host who previously lived in a tiny cabin for years, it has all you need to make it your home away from home while visiting Fairbanks. Modern comfort meets rustic Alaska. The perfect space for a traveling duo.

Off-Grid Cabin on 100 Acres w/ Cedar Hot-Tub&View
WARNING: This cabin is OFF-GRID and DRY. If you do not know what that means, do not fear, I will explain! Aurora Outpost is located on a private 100 acre homestead just 10 minutes outside Fairbanks in the hills above Fox, AK. This cabin is a great way for couples and newlyweds to disconnect from the hectic world we live in and enjoy the peace and quiet of tranquility and seclusion on your own private 100 acres. A place to experience Alaska the way it was meant to be!

Log House With Running Water & Shower and Sauna
Embark on a one-of-a-kind adventure in North Pole, AK! This charming 1-bedroom, 1-bath retreat offers a fully-equipped kitchen, private yard, and cozy living space for ultimate relaxation. Unwind in the outdoor barrel sauna after a day of exploring. Visit downtown Fairbanks for unique shops, dining, and museums. Just 3 miles away, experience the Santa Claus House and at night, step outside to witness the breathtaking Northern Lights! Book your stay NOW!

Northern Lights Adventure Cabin
The peace, quiet and fresh air will envelop you with tranquility but invite you to explore what’s just outside the door. Have morning coffee on the deck to leisurely start your day then sit around the fire at night while you relive the days adventures. It’s far enough from the city lights for northern lights viewing when they’re out. No smoking of any kind on the premises at all. We’re only 4.4 miles the airport.

Chaplin Cabin
Beautiful tiny home, built in January 2019 by talented local builder, many guests have fallen in love with this home. No running water, but the cabin is stocked with 5 gallon water bottles filled at Fox Springs. Full kitchen, comfy beds, super fast internet, television ready for streaming, books to curl up and read, close to shopping, restaurants , amenities of the city, while tucked into wooded private lot.
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When is the best time to visit Fairbanks?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $156 SGD | $162 SGD | $168 SGD | $154 SGD | $164 SGD | $180 SGD | $183 SGD | $186 SGD | $173 SGD | $164 SGD | $165 SGD | $163 SGD |
| Avg. temp | -22°C | -18°C | -12°C | 1°C | 10°C | 16°C | 17°C | 14°C | 8°C | -3°C | -15°C | -20°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Fairbanks?
Fairbanks has stays near the Chena River, in the city center, and around neighborhoods with access to restaurants and activities. Many travelers also explore options just outside the city for a quieter experience or easy access to the northern lights.
What are the best things to do in Fairbanks with kids?
Explore the University of Alaska Museum of the North, spend time at Pioneer Park, or interact with local animals at educational centers. Family-friendly trails and learning about Alaska’s history are frequently suggested.
What are some of the best things to do in Fairbanks?
Tour the University of Alaska Museum of the North, learn about regional culture at Pioneer Park, and relax in the nearby Chena Hot Springs. Many visitors look for opportunities to explore the northern lights, local art galleries, and winter sports.
How is the weather in Fairbanks?
Fairbanks has very cold winters, often between -17 and 1°F (-27 to -18°C) in January, with occasional snowfall. Summers tend to be milder, around 50-73°F (10-23°C) from June to July, with noticeably longer daylight hours.
When is the best time to visit Fairbanks?
Late winter is often recommended for northern lights viewing, while summer brings mild temperatures and nearly constant daylight. Each season in Fairbanks highlights different cultural events and outdoor experiences.
What are the best places to visit in Fairbanks?
Frequently suggested spots include the University of Alaska Museum of the North, Pioneer Park, and the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center. Many also explore outdoor areas and scenic viewpoints around the city.
What are some hiking trails in Fairbanks?
Discover forested paths at Creamer’s Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge or follow trails in the Chena River State Recreation Area. Some travelers visit Birch Hill for walking or cross-country skiing, especially in winter.
What are some family activities we can do in Fairbanks?
Families can enjoy interactive exhibits at the University of Alaska Museum of the North, learn regional history at Pioneer Park, or watch wildlife at Creamer’s Field. Seasonal activities often include sledding, riverboat tours, and cultural festivals.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Fairbanks?
Chena Hot Springs is known for winter aurora viewing and outdoor relaxation. Denali National Park and the Arctic Circle are also destinations people frequently suggest for unique landscapes, wildlife, and cultural experiences.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Fairbanks?
Many vacation rentals around Fairbanks welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods near parks and natural trails. Some stays provide easy access to outdoor areas for walking your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Fairbanks?
Pack layers for the varying temperatures and bring a sleep mask during summer, as daylight hours extend late into the night. Locals often suggest checking regional event calendars and using specialized winter gear if you explore in colder months.
What is Fairbanks known for?
Fairbanks is known for northern lights viewing, strong cultural ties to Alaska Native heritage, and its history during the gold rush era. The city also draws visitors for its extensive outdoor and winter sports.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Fairbanks?
Explore walking trails at Creamer’s Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge or browse the University of Alaska’s Geophysical Institute for unique exhibits. Local art spaces and seasonal markets often provide insight into Fairbanks’s creative community.
What are the best foods to try in Fairbanks?
Regional specialties often feature wild-caught salmon, reindeer sausage, and halibut, accompanied by local berries. Hearty comfort dishes and fresh-baked goods are popular, especially during winter.
What should I bring for a trip to Fairbanks?
Pack warm layers, waterproof footwear, and insulated gloves for winter visits—temperatures can drop well below zero Fahrenheit (or minus 18°C). A sleep mask is useful during summer, and cameras are handy for the northern lights or extended daylight hours.
What is the nightlife in Fairbanks like?
Fairbanks has a mix of casual bars, local breweries, and music venues around downtown and university neighborhoods. Live music, open mics, and cultural gatherings are often featured, reflecting the city’s friendly social scene.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Fairbanks?
The Midnight Sun Festival marks the long summer days with music, food, and community celebrations, while the World Ice Art Championships features elaborate ice sculptures in late winter. Cultural celebrations, art walks, and seasonal fairs are often held throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Fairbanks?
Many vacation rentals in Fairbanks are family friendly, with homes near parks or in quiet neighborhoods and amenities such as kitchens or multiple bedrooms. It is common to find listings that welcome children and provide space for group activities.
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Fairbanks holiday rentals start at $26 SGD per night before taxes and fees

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240 properties have a dedicated workspace

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470 of Fairbanks holiday rentals include wifi access

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Fairbanks stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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