We arrived at the apartment at around 6pm after a long day of driving and doing touristy stuff. We rested for an hour before going out for dinner. Around 7pm, 4 people walk in the door. When we went to the door, here stands 4 people from Poland. The place was double booked. The foreign visitors were not happy! Only because we got there first, we were able to stay. We had booked over 1 1/2 months previously and the owner said VRBO did not block the date, then the other ppl booked it through a different website. I felt bad for the 2 couples from Poland but we were nervous for the night because now someone else has the code to where we were staying, while we went out for dinner. The foreign visitors were in an RV, and stayed in the parking lot until late in the night before finally moving on. As for the apartment, the beds were comfortable, it was pretty clean. The windows don’t have screens (which might be a thing in Alaska, I don’t know) and it was warm so it was stuffy in there. The living room has very little furniture. If you are going to own a place, make sure double booking doesn’t happen. It stresses tourists out. The apartment has a very detailed explanation of the VRBO rating system and tries to guilt visitors into not giving less than the top rating “or they could lose” their ability to list their property. Double booking is not acceptable.