Circa 1949. Stay at the Big Bear Bed & Breakfast to experience "Old Fashioned Alaskan Hospitality" in Anchorage. Innkeeper Carol Ross is a native Alaskan and Certified Alaska Tour Guide. The four guest rooms are decorated with local themes and are available year-round. The centerpiece of the home is a stained glass window designed and built by Carol's late husband. Visitors are treated to a breakfast of Alaskan specialties including reindeer sausage, sourdough waffles with wild berry toppings, and homemade Danish bear paws. Big Bear is happy to accommodate special dietary requests and is smoke, pet, and fragrance free. Guests can wander through the garden of flowers, vegetables, and berries, or sit by the fish pond with its soothing waterfall. Conveniently located only two miles from downtown Anchorage, four and a half miles from the Alaska Native Heritage Center, and near numerous local restaurants and shops, this bed and breakfast is the ideal spot for any Anchorage vacation.