Hunter - Unique Alaskan log home in trees & wildflowers on 14-acre homestead.

Thank you for being great guests!

Thank you for staying with us in the Wise Old Hunter Lodge.

Thank you for staying with us in our Wise Old Hunter Lodge. It was a pleasure having you as our guests. John

It was great having you stay with us in our Wise Old Hunter Lodge. The 24'x24' private deck with the the split-log bar is a favorite hangout for our guests.

Thank you for staying with us in the Wise Old Hunter Lodge. Glad you got to see the cow moose with a newborn calf. That is a gread added treat! John

Thank you for staying with us. You are a great guest! John

Thanks, we are looking forward to your next visit. John

Great to have you as our guests. John

Thank you for the comment and 5 stars. Looking forward to your next visit. John

Thank you so much for staying with us in the Wise Old Hunter Lodge. It was wonderful having you as our guests.

Thank you for staying with us. Hope to see you again soon, and that your schedule will then allow you to stay longer and enjoy our unique property. John

Thank you for staying with us and glad you enjoyed the Wise Old Hunter Lodge.

Thank you for staying with us in the Wise Old Hunter Lodge.

Thank you so much for the kind comments. It is wonderful to have guests express their sincere appreciation of our homes and of our style. Hope to see you back soon. John

Thank yoiu for staying with us and for the comments. John

Thank you for staying with us and glad the internet speed wasn't a significant problem for you. We do have the best ACS has to offer.

We are so glad that you enjoyed your stay. The Alaska mounts there in the Wise Old Hunter Lodge are a big favorite of our guests. Some travelers may choose not to stay in the Lodge because of the display of Alaska wildlife, and we respect that. Regarding the water system, the injection pump on the water system operates for a few seconds (3 or 4 strokes) when water is being used, such as for bathing or flushing. The sound can be minimized by keeping the door to the water room closed. But we appreciate this comment and we will adjust or add more soundproofing as an additional measure. John

Thank you for staying with us and happy that you enjoyed your stay. The clicking noise that you heard from the utility room was likely the injection pump which adds a small amount of chlorinated water to the well water. Normally, this generates a very low-level sound or click. The pump only operates when water is being used, so it should be quiet during sleeping hours. If that pump was running 24 hours a day, it indicates water was left running somewhere in the house, which of course is wasteful and is to be avoided. We are on the property, and we would have very much like to have known of the described situation. We didn't find any water leaks and the pump was not running and all was quiet after your check out. When the water treatment system regenerates, which happens every 3 days and lasts about 20 minutes, the injection pump operates frequently. Perhaps this is the sound referred to - but it lasts only 20 minutes and is a very low-level sound. There is sound insulation around the pump and another good measure is to close the door to utility room at night. But thank you for the comment. We will look at modifying the regeneration cycle timing so to minimize the occurrence of regenerations during guests’ occupancies.

Glad you enjoyed your stay in the Wise Old Hunter Lodge. It was great having you as our guests. John

Thank you for the comments. It was great having you as our guests and we look forward to seeing you again soon.

Thank you, we look forward to seeing you soon.

Chris, we're happy you found us too! It really makes our day to see our guests have an exceptional time on the Alaska Kenai Peninsula.