Welcome to Biker's Bungalow, a comfortable ground-floor private studio designed for travelers looking for privacy, convenience, and easy access to Juneau's outdoor attractions. Located near Tongass National Forest, Auke Bay, Mendenhall Glacier, and the University of Alaska Southeast, it's an excellent choice for couples, solo travelers, and extended stays.

The studio offers a private exterior entrance, comfortable sleeping area, high-speed Wi-Fi, cable TV, a kitchenette with a microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, cookware, and a beautifully crafted luxury stone shower. Off-street parking is available, making it easy to come and go throughout your stay.

This property showcases the craftsmanship of owner Johney Engle, whose custom stonework and artistic design make the bungalow unlike a traditional hotel or vacation rental. Fishing poles and bicycles are available to rent on-site, and nearby Statter Harbor offers whale watching, fishing charters, kayaking, and other unforgettable Alaska adventures.

Please note that Johney's professional stone fabrication workshop is located next to the bungalow and operates during weekday business hours. Guests may hear occasional daytime shop noise. This disclosure is provided so you can book with confidence and know exactly what to expect.

Pets are welcome upon approval. A pet fee of $30 per pet, per night applies. Please note that Expedia's booking system (or other affiliated channels) may not collect the pet fee at checkout. If you are traveling with a pet and the fee is not included in your reservation total, we will collect it separately after booking. By booking with a pet, you acknowledge and agree to this additional fee. For extended stays, please inquire about monthly pet rates. Pet fees help offset the additional cleaning and maintenance required to keep our pet-friendly properties clean and comfortable for all guests.

As our guest, you'll also receive an exclusive 10% discount with Alaska Travel Adventures, offering whale watching, glacier tours, kayaking, hiking, gold panning, and more throughout Southeast Alaska.