Hannah’s Hideaway is a one-story, three-bedroom cabin with stairs leading to the front door. The cabin includes two queen beds, one king bed, a three-seat sofa, and a small chair. It has a full kitchen with a microwave and basic cooking essentials, one bathroom, hot water, electricity, and internet.

This is a working homestead. During your stay you will see chickens, turkeys, free roaming dogs, and farm equipment. You will also encounter ongoing maintenance, land work, restoration projects, and other normal homestead activity. If you are looking for a quiet rural Alaska experience, you’ll fit right in. If you are expecting a resort environment, this may not be the best fit.

Wrangell Mountain Homestead was built in the 1970s using timber milled on site. After sitting empty for many years, our family is restoring the property one step at a time. Some buildings and areas remain rustic, weathered, or unfinished as part of that ongoing work.

Due to Alaska’s permafrost, some flooring and structures may be uneven. Permafrost is permanently frozen ground beneath the surface that can shift during seasonal thawing and freezing, which naturally affects how buildings settle over time. This is part of building and living in rural Alaska.

There is no TV or city noise here, just forest views, fresh air, wildlife, and plenty of room to unplug. Guests are welcome to enjoy their cabin and surrounding space, though some buildings, work areas, and restoration projects are private.

We are located in a remote part of Alaska, approximately 30 minutes from Chitina, 1 hour from Glennallen, 1 hour 45 minutes from Valdez, and 2.5 hours from Kennicott.

Rates may vary between booking platforms due to differences in fees and service charges.

If you're looking for an authentic Alaskan homestead experience with history, character, and wide open spaces, Hannah’s Hideaway is the perfect place to stay.