Wyndham Garden Anchorage Airport
3 StarsChoice of hard and soft pillows, Heated indoor pool and whirlpool
Choice of hard and soft pillows, Heated indoor pool and whirlpool
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Only lakeside hotel in Anchorage, Views of the world's busiest seaplane base
Indoor pool for year-round enjoyment, On-site salmon fishing access
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Downtown location near coastal trail, Diverse on-site dining and shopping
Historic converted office block charm, Thoughtfully stocked guest lounge
Moose sightings from the property, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Lobby lounge with a fireplace, Rooms with full kitchenettes
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Variety of renovated room styles, Boutique rooms with whirlpool tubs
Luxurious bath amenities, Modern fitness center
Indoor pool and relaxing hot tub, On-site JUNO restaurant and bar
Top of the World event space, Indoor pool and steam rooms
Pet-friendly accommodations, Full-sized kitchenettes in every suite
Variety of room types available, Wrap-around terrace with views
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Clean and private shared bathrooms, Heated floors in guestrooms
Proximity to Benihana restaurant, Dedicated meeting and conference spaces
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Pet-friendly accommodations, Recently renovated rooms
Hot breakfast with waffle station, Indoor heated pool and whirlpool
Soundproofed rooms for quiet stays, Pipers Restaurant and Lounge
Prime location next to Dimond Center, Daily hot breakfast with variety
Indoor pool and hot tub access, Convenient airport shuttle service
Heated indoor pool and whirlpool, On-site dining at Great American Grill
Mountain view rooms, Indoor pool and hot tub for relaxation
Access to nearby indoor pool, Relaxing on-site sauna
On-site Chinese restaurant, Cost-effective Anchorage lodging
Proximity to Coastal Trail, Indoor pool and modern fitness center
Indoor pool and whirlpool spa, Modern, boutique hotel experience
Close to Lake Hood Harbor, Spacious rooms with plush bedding
Well-equipped fitness center, Inviting lobby lounge and bar
Panoramic Alaskan views, Top-floor fitness center views
Convenient midtown location, Well-equipped 24-hour fitness center
Well-equipped 24-hour fitness center, Pet-friendly accommodations available
Authentic Alaskan fishing theme, Recently renovated historic building
Spacious suites with separate living areas, Indoor pool and relaxing whirlpool
Convenient 24-hour airport shuttle, Spacious rooms with separate sitting areas
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Marvel at magnificent vistas and awesome landscapes. Explore a city and state that’s rich in history and heavy on the friendly locals. Witness one of nature’s most impressive natural phenomenon or simply cosy up with a mug of hot chocolate. Get up close and personal with bears, wolves and other Alaskan creatures … but don’t get too close. Visit Anchorage and discover a city that’s anything but ordinary, a city that’s rich in history and so very close to the wild.
Travellers looking to explore the history of Anchorage and Alaska in general will find several suitable destinations in and around the city. Located downtown, close to all hotels in the city, Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Centre offers an insightful look at Alaska’s past, compiling artefacts, dioramas, interactive displays, and more. It’s also home to an impressive selection of original artwork from some of the region’s finest artists. The Rasmuson Center also houses the Imaginarium Science Discovery Center, a museum aimed at children. Located approximately ten miles from downtown Anchorage, the Alaska Native Heritage Center is a must-visit for history buffs. Here you’ll find out everything you need to know about the many difference cultures that exist and have existed in the local area. Other popular historical sites include the Oscar Anderson House, which was the first wood-framed house to be built in Anchorage, and the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum, home to a selection of historic aircraft.
Take a stroll around downtown Anchorage and you’ll come across a number of non-historical attractions. The Alaska Center for the Performing Arts (ACPA) is a very popular destination. Home to three different theatres, the venue regularly hosts an assortment of events, including orchestral performances, dance recitals, music concerts, stage plays, musicals, and more. Additionally, the ACPA is home to the only opera company in the state. A mile and a half from the ACPA stands Sullivan Arena. In addition to being home to the Alaska Aces ice hockey team, the multipurpose venue also hosts concerts, exhibitions, and other sporting events. As a result, it’s one of the city’s most visited destinations. Elsewhere downtown you’ll find art galleries, boutique shops, shopping malls, baseball fields, and much more. Best of all, it’s just a short walk back to your hotel from any downtown attraction.
For city visitors, a number of opportunities make it possible to observe the local wildlife. The Alaska Zoo, a short drive from downtown Anchorage, is home to more than 50 species, most of which are local to the region. Here you’ll see the likes of brown bears, arctic foxes, musk oxen, and grey wolves. If you’re willing to travel a little further, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, 45 miles away in Portage, is another great place to see some of the locals. Meanwhile, the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge – Potter Marsh offers you the chance to see local birds, including bald eagles, and other species in their natural habitat. Travellers heading to the area between May and September may also enjoy a whale watching excursion. Close to city hotels you’ll find a number of tour operators who offer whale watching trips, providing transport to the towns of Whittier or Seward where you’ll up-anchor and set out on the open water.
No trip to Anchorage would be complete without an excursion into the great outdoors. The city offers access to a number of picturesque and scenic settings. If you’re looking to stay close to the city, the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail is a good option. Stretching some 11 miles from the Oscar Anderson House to Kincaid Park, the trail is great for walking, cycling, or skating. Be sure to stop by Earthquake Park along the way and learn how a devastating earthquake in 1964 washed part of the city out to sea. Further afield, Chugach National Forest is a stunning destination. Expect forests, mountains, and the impressive Portage Glacier amongst other stunning sights. Alternatively, Anchorage offers a wide range of outdoor pursuits for you to partake in. From rafting and kayaking to sledding and skiing, from quad biking and horseback riding to flight-seeing and golf, there’s plenty to do in this part of the world.
Each year on the first Saturday in March Anchorage serves as the ceremonially starting point for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Hordes of onlookers arrive in the city to see off mushers and their team of dogs as they begin a journey that will take them more than 1,000 miles across Alaska. Understandably, hotels are heavily booked and more expensive on this weekend of the year, but the atmosphere during the ceremony is said to be worth the inflated price. In late February, ahead of the sled dog race, the city hosts the Fur Rendezvous Festival. What started out as a gathering of fur traders has turned into North America’s largest winter festival, a festival that is very well attended. Perhaps the city’s most popular draw though, and one that brings visitors to locations across Alaska in general, are the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights. Roughly speaking, from late May to early September you stand a good chance of witnessing this mystical natural phenomenon. To put it simply, this is one sight you’ll likely never forget.
Hotels in Anchorage - Price range from £52 to £261 (price per night)
In Anchorage, you might want to check out Wyndham Garden Anchorage Airport, The Lakefront Anchorage, Wingate by Wyndham Anchorage Downtown/Ship Creek, Hotel Captain Cook. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
Travelling with pets? The hotels The Lakefront Anchorage, Wingate by Wyndham Anchorage Downtown/Ship Creek, Hotel Captain Cook, Baymont Inn & Suites by Wyndham Anchorage Airport could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Anchorage, check out Hotel Captain Cook, The Voyager Inn, Hyatt Place Anchorage-Midtown, Highland Glen Lodge – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Anchorage, check out Wyndham Garden Anchorage Airport, Wingate by Wyndham Anchorage Downtown/Ship Creek, Hotel Captain Cook, Crowne Plaza Anchorage-midtown By Ihg – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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