JBER Lodging

For around $209, this place was not it. When you walk into the lodging area they give you, it smells like bad breath and old/musty wood. They also have a lot of buildings, so it’s confusing enough that they have to draw on a map for you. Wasn’t my first choice for lodging, but it’s what we were forced to use. I will say it was clean on the inside and if you get the kitchen, you have a lot of cooking appliances if you plan on staying long term.

The parking lot was wonderful, was TDY in Anchorage and stayed a month in the back near a light pole. Would recommend, though I am unsure what the strange building like structures were around me, hence the 4 stars ..

If you are in the pet lodging be prepared to stay in a motel 6 environment with smelly old carpet, radiators falling off the walls, mildew in the bathroom, and holes in the walls. Can't say enough how disappointing this tlf was. The worst of my career in the military.

Love the peaceful area with beautiful surroundings mountains. Only a few times a day the jets fly by making a jaw dropping view.

Hilariously bad. Normally Air Force likes to pamper themselves, but this room was stuck in the 1950s, had a leaky shower faucet, and clogged shower head. The old vending machines required quarters (seriously, who carries change anymore?). The icing on the cake was when my key quit working. My room was in a separate building so I had to drive across post to get another key. I’ve stayed in better places for half this price. Lesson learned-stay off post!