Welcome to Yes Bay Lodge - Tour (Page two)
THE LODGE
Construction of the lodge building began in the mid-1950’s, originally
to be used as a casino and cat house. However, it never opened for
business, due to the fact that the Alaskan Territory became a state, and
the government was required to outlaw gambling and prostitution. The
building was purchased in 1977 by Art and Marlys Hack, who transformed
it into one of Southeast Alaska’s first successful sport fishing lodges.
Now their son, Kevin, runs the lodge, in the Hack Family tradition.
Guest Rooms – Warm and inviting, our accommodations
within Yes Bay Lodge feature natural wood walls, roomy private baths
with tub/shower combinations, and traditional lodge décor. Rooms within
Yes Bay Lodge are designed for double occupancy with two beds, or upon
request we can convert your bed into a California King. There is plenty
of closet space for all your gear.
Game Room -
Enjoy a game of pool or ping-pong before you retire for the evening.
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