Our bed and breakfast is located on the majestic Klutina River in Copper Center, AK. Step right outside the door and get a taste of the Alaskan life with a beautiful view of the Wrangell Mountains and world class salmon fishing! This room includes use of the kitchen, dining room, and living area as you wish. Our bed and breakfast is like nothing you've experienced before, we have a beautiful home on the Klutina River where your can fish day or night for our world renowned Copper River Red and King Salmon. Make this your home away from home. This room has a shared bathroom. For breakfast we offer our guests a voucher for Bee Happy Coffee Company. The voucher includes a Danish or muffin, a latte and fresh fruit. Our bed and breakfast specializes in family values and hospitality, though you are very far from any urban center, you will have all the amenities and comforts of home. Our family is located on the property and we greatly cherish the relationships created with anyone and everyone who visits our home. We invite all artists and musicians to come share their skills with us. We fluently speak English and art. Breathe in the crisp Alaskan air and take in the majestic view of the Wrangell Mountains with a visit to the Bee Happy Coffee Company. We specialize in Alaskan coffee and quick gourmet meals. If your traveling in an RV or camper we recommend staying at PJ Hudds Bear nAKed RV Park and Camp Ground. Enjoy glorious river views and the breath taking Alaska scenery all from the comforts of your home away from home Our neighborhood is famous for the world class Copper River salmon fishing. The area offers everything you need fulfill your Alaskan fishing experience. Within a one mile radius there are many salmon charters, a fishing supply shack and even Alaska fishing permits. We also have a fish processing facility across the street! We offer free parking for our guests. The inspiration for the name Klutina Kate's Bed and Breakfast not only comes from the Klutina river but also the owners mother. Kate wanted to honor her mother, Jean Ashby Huddleston, who used the moniker "Klutina Kate" for a popular column she produced for a local newspaper. Jean Ashby Huddleston was a college teacher, historian and life long Alaskan.