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The Bristol Inn is located in downtown Dillingham, two blocks from the Samuel K. Fox Museum and the Bristol Bay campus of the University of Alaska, with easy access to grocery stores, restaurants, banking, camping and fishing supplies and more. The Bristol Inn is a subsidiary of Choggiung Limited, a corporation formed under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1973 with entitlement to surface real estate of over 300,000 acres in the communities of Dillingham, Ekuk and Portage Creek.

The hotel was constructed in 1982, expanded in 1987 and renovated in 2008 and The Bristol Inn has 30 non-smoking comfortable rooms, which is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week providing year round service to Dillingham visitors. In May of 2010, we opened the Bayside Diner, a full service restaurant conveniently located in the hotel, providing our guests quality dining with year round service and is open from 7AM to 9PM, seven days a week. In addition, the Bayside Diner can cater events and provide take-outs.

• The hotel, in conjunction with the Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation, caters to Medicaid patients.
• Extra persons require an additional charge.
• Special rates for Government, Choggiung, Ltd. shareholders and elder (60+) are available.
• Agent commissions and business accounts are available.
• A conference room is available with adjustable rates.
• We accept Visa, Master Card, American Express and Diner's Club.

Please call our in-state toll free number for more information. Here are photos of our rooms:

 Reservations

Try our quick and simple on-line reservation service.

 Conference Center

Our hotel is the perfect location for your next board meeting or staff retreat in a warm productive atmosphere. The Bristol Inn provides complimentary shuttle service from the airport, and the Bayside Diner, our new restaurant located in the hotel, offers catering services. There is a fully furnished meeting facility with all the equipment and services necessary for a successful meeting. Special rates are available depending on the size of your group.

 Where in the world?

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