The Cold Bay Lodge
Your Headquarters in Cold Bay, Alaska
The Cold Bay Lodge provides a variety of flexible accommodations and transportation choices that help complete your travel arrangements.
Perfect for a brief stopover on the way to the many surrounding communities, the start and/or wrapping up of an “off the grid” adventure, or as your headquarters for a work-stay in our community.
Daily Rate: $140 per person per night + 10% city bed tax
Main lodge accommodations have shared baths and a shared common area. Single Queen, Twin beds and Double Queen rooms available.
The Duplexes are 2- or 3-bedroom units each with full kitchen, living area, and private bath per side w/shared laundry facilities.
Long term pricing for Duplex units is available upon request.
$200/ day
Ever dream of fishing pristine Alaskan waters for trophy Pacific Salmon?
Look no further!
Full service local guiding available upon reservation.
$100/ day
Multiple vehicles available:
x2 2018 F150 extended cabs
05 Nissan Frontier
2016 Ford moving van
$199
20 ft long lockable storage containers.
Call or email for information and availability.
$20 - breakfast | $30 - lunch | $50 - dinner
Meals available in the Main Lodge upon request and arranged in advance. American cuisine, includes beverages (coffee, tea, lemonade, oj).
Our Story
Bill and Mary Martin’s journey began in 1973 in beautiful Bristol Bay with the vision to create The Royal Coachman Lodge in the Tikchik Lakes of Alaska where nature and comfort coexist harmoniously, and fishing enthusiasts can enjoy all the adventure that Alaska has to offer. In 1998 they celebrated significant milestones both personally and professionally as they marked their 25 years in the remote lodge business. That same year they sold the Royal Coachman Lodge and brought their experience and expertise to a new opportunity on the Alaska Peninsula in the regional hub of Cold Bay, AK.
Bill and Mary recognized the potential in repurposing buildings once owned by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).Their commitment to sustainability and creating a sense of place drove them to undertake this extensive and exciting structure relocation while preserving the history and character of the buildings. These structures, originally built to support aviation in remote regions, were given a new life and purpose.
The Cold Bay Lodge became a gathering place for the traveling public, surrounding communities, outdoor enthusiasts, and those simply looking for a place to stay while employed on the many public projects on the peninsula and Aleutian Islands. Bill and Mary’s dedication to service and hospitality solidified their legacy in the remote lodge business, establishing a model for others in the industry.
In 2024 the successful and thriving business they created passed into the care of another generation. Their daughter Ann, and their grandson Michael want to welcome you to a continuing commitment of service and comfort in this far corner of The Last Frontier and the passion for sharing the angling and wildlife opportunities it provides. Bill (d.2018) and Mary have set an enduring example of innovation and excellence in hospitality that we strive to honor.
Our story is a testament to innovation, resilience, a deep love for the natural world, and the people who travel it.
Cold Bay is unique and we are excited to share all it has to offer!
