Cozy Corner Motel & Restaurant

Absolutely the worst place to stop trying to eat. The food "if you can call it that" was horrible. Ordered pizza, was served a pizza with a wet base, raw, took a bite and that was enough. the topping on the pizza consisted of some strange minced meat. Ordered toast eggs and bacon instead, this is how it was served... The chef cannot cook in any way and should have been kicked out.

Management wouldn’t honor the ******* price so be prepared to drive several more hours or agree to whatever price they come up with. The rooms are clean. The beds are rock hard. The room has signs posted warning against taking towels and letting you know you will be charged $100 if you do. Overall the place is acceptable given the lack of choice in Haines Junction but the mgt isn’t at all welcoming.

First time staying here and will stay again. We liked everything about this small place on the Alaska Highway. Nice room, firm bed and nice sheets. Nice view of the St. Elias mountains. Hot water and nice towels. Good sized room. Angel and her son Austin were great hosts. We have booked for next year when we travel north to the fabulous Yukon.

Hotel owners were nice & the outside of property we’re clean. The room was clean, but dated and had no heat. There were signs about charges for towels. We just needed a place to sleep for the night.

This was a lovely room with a kitchenette and was very comfortable. The street side of the building is a semi-abandoned gas station and looks a little dicey, but motel itself was very clean and pretty.

Rooms needed a lot of TLC and painting and cleaning. They just stream channels there so slow if everyone is in for the night. I had to call for bath tub plug. Slept with window open due to nothing to control cool or hot in the room. Not recommend. Owners did try hard to accommodate.

Very nice accommodations

Nice Mountain View.

I normally support small, family-owned businesses, but this place makes a strong argument in favor of the giant, soulless mega-corporations that have at least some minimum quality requirements for their franchisees. Where to start? The building itself is in a state of advanced decay - the motel is built on a slope, and the bottom floor turned out to be what may once have been apartments but is long abandoned. So each room is essentially perched on top of an abandoned apartment. The carpets were so filthy we literally kept the shoes by the side of the bed in case we’d need to use the bathroom during the night. One of the beds in the “deluxe” room was a crude metal spring mattress. The walls were so thin we could hear each individual stroke of the neighbor brushing his teeth. Towels so stained they’d be turned away by Goodwill thrift stores. Weird, sud-less “soap” in filthy brand-name dispensers obviously refilled over and over. And the food? If $20 for a chicken wrap consisting of two McNugget-size lumps of gristle and a wilted salad leaf sounds like a good deal, you’ll love it here.