Sleep in the oldest cabin on the property, and one with a real story. Built around 1916 down at the original Anchorage townsite, the Studio Cabin was taken apart, hauled north in the 1980s, and rebuilt here to become Talkeetna's first public radio station. That's where our name comes from. It's single-level, cozy, and warm, with all the comforts of a rustic Alaska stay.

Studio Snapshot:

• Sleeps up to 3: one queen bed plus a full-size futon

• Single-level (no loft or ladder)

• True dry cabin: kitchenette with electric burners, fridge, and a gravity water jug; no bathroom inside

• Two shared bathrooms with heated floors, a few steps away in the bathhouse

• Fast Wi-Fi, books and games, locally roasted Dead Hopper coffee, Alaskan drinking water

• Two blocks to Main Street; two free parking spaces; self check-in