ASPEN HAVEN BED & BREAKFAST, Anchorage, bed and breakfast, Alaska, inns

ASPEN HAVEN BED & BREAKFAST

2808 Aspen Drive

Anchorage, Alaska 99517

Phone: 907-243-5406

Fax: 907-243-5406

Email: lolasaspenhavenbnb@webtv.net

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Aspen Haven B & B is in a residential area of Anchorage, five minutes from the Anchorage International Airport and fifteen minutes from the city center. Aspen Haven is within walking distance of restaurants, parks, car rentals, bike trails, bus stops, convenience stores, flight-seeing operations, and the world's largest floatplane base. It offers a non-smoking environment; smoking is allowed on your private, furnished deck, from which there is a private entrance to your extra large room. The room includes a king bed, double-recliner divan, large walk-in closet, color cable TV/VCR/DVD, private phone line (local calls free), dining area with fridge, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, and an extra large bath with double lavs, jacuzzi and shower. Sleep ing mats and bedding are available for additional guests. An expanded continental breakfast is provided in room, dietary restrictions welcomed.

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Your room has a large dresser, a private phone line (local calls are free) and color cable TV/VCR/DVD, as well as a selection of videos for your enjoyment.

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This room has a king size bed, a double recliner divan, and a large walk-in closet. The windows on this wall overlook the back yard. The room sits at the back of the property, very quiet and private.

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An expanded continental breakfast is provided free of charge each day in your room's dining area, which includes a fridge, microwave, coffee maker and toaster.

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The extra large bathroom includes a large counter with two sinks, a jacuzzi tub, and a shower.

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The Owner/Innkeeper:

Lola Harvey is an author and historian, who came to Alaska with her late husband, a bushpilot, just after the second World War and has been here since. Hobbies include anything to do with history, quilting, gardening, and playing with her great-grandchildren.

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Derevnia's Daughters chronicles the events and the people of the village, and the three women from one family who touched the lives of all who knew them. This intriguing social history, through conversation, letter, and narrative, tells of day-to-day life, customs, and attitudes of these people and of their rich Russian and Scandinavian heritage.

Author Lola Harvey has heeded the Canadian Inuit proverb, "By ear we forget, but paper stays put." She has recorded and preserved for us a valued historical record.(Sunflower University Press)

For a signed copy, contact Lola Harvey (907)243-5406.

"I remeber when I was 8 or 9, my grandmother kept correspondance with Lola Harvey to assist her in writing this book about my ancestors. It was such a huge event in our house when the book was published and our signed copy was delivered. On the cover was a photo of my great-grandmother and the shawl she is wearing is now mine. When I was old enough to finally read this book, I was captivated by the detail and affection Harvey used. It opened my eyes to an era I will never see and because of it I can understand and relate to my grandmother's stories of her childhood even better.-Meghan Bishop from Beaverton,OR" (Amazon.com)

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