Motels in Alaska

"It was a good hotel "

"Location, proximity to airport, Chena River, highway access, downtown, superb"

"Great place to stay, for whatever you’re staying for!"

"called shuttle from airport and it arrived a few minutes later - very efficient, lovely lobby with gas open fire and easy chairs. efficient check in and elevator, nice large room with efficient heating and fridge + microwave. comfortable bed, nice side view of lake. lots of eating options within 5 minutes walk. (but authorities hadn’t cleared or gritted the sidewalks so I was marooned in the hotel unless I took a cab or Uber - wouldn’t bother to visit city in Winter again- too dangerous)"

"Good "

"Location "

"We stayed here over the new years week. It was cold but the property was convenient and we could walk most places we wanted to go to near the hotel. The hotel was clean and is in the midst of renovation but that had very little impact on us. The new years festival was literally outback, they had food trucks and fireworks. We did rent a car so we could go other places in Anchorage. There were two things that bothered me a little: was our room didn’t get freshened up every day. I had to ask for towels almost every day. But the room was clean and new. The decor was great (aviation, some leather). And the parking situation…. If you have a car you have to park on the street and pay at meters or pay out back and pay $15 per night or park across the street in the parking garage. There’s nothing on their website about parking before we went. There’s also no restaurant right now because of renovations. There was a security guard day and night stationed in the lobby. Our room was in the road side and every night there were drunk people walking by yelling (not the hotels fault) so ask for a room on the parking lot side. The people who worked there were very nice and accommodating. Would stay there again. "

"The hotel was nice and so was the room but it’s right near the train tracks so you can hear a train horn late at night "

"Great location for my Anchorage trips. "