We were impressed with the great location of this hotel. It is located directly across from the only grocery store and easy walking distance to restaurants, post-office and gas station. Really clean, wi-fi, satellite tv and surprisingly nice pillow-top mattress. My room did not have a kitchenette but I was told that they are available. The staff was accommodating and friendly. If you are in Delta for business this hotel seems to be the best option.

A clean but small room and good sized bathroom. ( not sure about the pink towels ) TV, coffee good bed, reasonably priced. Used but the business traveller. Proabably the best in town.

Buffalo diner close by is good by not licenced for drinks.

If you have come along the Alaska Highway recently from the south thru the road works you may need a car wash! About 400 yards down the Glennallen there is one at the petrol station.

There is also a laundry service on the approach from the west, where you can do it yourself or they will wash and press for you in about 3 hours.

This hotel is probably the best in town. Don't expect the Hyatt or even Holiday Inn Express. There are three phone lines out of the hotel. It may be difficult dialing out on a busy day. There is no cable TV; no internet access; and forget your Blackberry (obviously I am a business traveler). But considering the remote location, the rooms are clean, the water is hot and some have mini-kitchens. The staff is friendly, too. Then again, most of the people I've met in Alaska won't be found in the lower 48. They are good people with a kind disposition.

The room was clean, the bathrooms were newly remodeled, the room was kinda like a hobbit house. It seems to have been a referbished culvert.
Slat wood rounded the curved ceiling. A little tiny kitchenette, very cute. The walls were thin, but lets face it this is Delta Junction, Ill take thin walls, for the comfortable bed and good service and did I mention CLEAN (kinda rare in these parts)