After dinner, relax with your favorite cocktail, sitting before the fire in the lounge. Accommodations for conferences, conventions, board meetings and sales incentive programs are available at the lodge. However, it never opened for business, due to the fact that the Alaskan Terretory 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 sportfishing lodges. Now their sons, Kevin and Bill, run the lodge, in the Hack Family tradition.
All guest rooms have a private bathroom.
Based on double occupancy, rooms either have two twin beds or one queen sized bed. The dining room seats 24 guests comfortably, and overlooks the beauty of Yes Bay. Adjacent to the dining room and the gift shop, guests may enjoy a friendly game of pool or ping-pong. The gift shop offers souvenirs including caps, t-shirts, cookbooks, Alaskan handicrafts, and postcards. The lodge offers a conference room, with slide projector and screen.