Firstly, The old man who runs this place has a crazy cranky attitude, not in the right mind to run…read morea business. I heard him yelling at a couple the other day in front of people.. not cool. The passive aggressive signs in the bathroom about using toilet paper, spaces are too small too. Do not come here. I feel bad for his wife. She does not deserve him.

I called to inquire about monthly RV site availability and pricing. Unfortunately, I was told that…read moreno information would be provided unless I came in person and that they would need to "look at me" before discussing rates. I understand that RV parks may have policies regarding long-term stays, but the conversation came across as unwelcoming. As someone calling from out of state on behalf of a family member, I was simply looking for basic information. I hope the management will consider providing a more courteous and informative first impression to prospective guests, as a friendly phone conversation can make all the difference.

Did not stay here, just came here for helicopter your. Nice clean facilities and helpful staff.read more

Beware when booking at this lodge and how they handle cancellations…read more We booked a room at the Alaska Glacier Lodge because we wanted to do dogsledding and they offered a package for a room and credit for a heli tour. The main attraction was that the helicopter tour was owned and operated on the property so you don't have to go anywhere. We got a call 3 hours before departure that due to wind, the helicopter tour was canceled. We were made to understand that the lodge and tour are operated by the same company and would expect to be protected from being completely ripped off by the hotel. We were being reimbursed for the helicopter tour but not for our room. I understand weather can't be controlled but now we don't have a reason to stay at this hotel. With that being all we were there to do, and there was nothing else TO DO, there was no point for us to be there. The manager Liz was not sympathetic to this last minute cancelation and refused to give us a refund. We weren't going to waste one of our last days in Alaska so we decided not to unpack our car and drove to Girdwood where I luckily found another company that was offering dogsledding helicopter tours. Hopefully they can come to a better understanding that most people are staying at this lodge for their helicopter tours, as it is the only thing in the area to do.

Great staff and food! I got the meat omelette- it was very filling and delish. This gives the vibe…read moreof where the locals are regulars and it was a great atmosphere. I would definitely make a stop here again.

Stopped in for a burger and what a treat. We enjoyed a Swiss mushroom with sweet potato fries and…read more a scrumptious bacon cheeseburger with Jo-Jo's. Becky was great and friendly.

A well run breakfast spot sure to fit the hungriest of appetites! Made to order omelets, pancakes,…read moreand french toast are delicious and fresh! Lots of fresh fruit, oatmeal, yogurt, dry cereal and biscuits and gravy as well. I've never seen so many people eating a complementary breakfast anywhere!

The price!!! I'm local and I like to do get aways and visit friends while staying somewhere safe…read more But I can't afford those horrible prices to do it. Those Hilton's think they are such high class trash, And they are not. Get their name off of there and run your business with respect and integrity and you'll succeed. You don't need those people or their name.

Super convenient location! In the middle of everything. The people that work here are amazing! The…read morebest service. Walk out the door and it's held for you. Come around a corner and they are smiling. Just a terrific vibe. Would visit again just for the friendliness and warmth that all of the employees provided. Stayed here one night as part of the land portion of a cruise. It is a tad dated, but super well maintained. Lots of terrific art throughout. Also, several restaurants and shops scattered about. Room was nice and had all that you needed. There was a mini fridge, toiletries, iron, etc. Check pics. Very comfy bed. Really a one stop shop place with everything it has to offer. Very walkable in town as well. Would visit here again.

I booked this hotel because of the history and the convenience. Upon arrival the front desk was…read morevery friendly and efficient. As I walked through the lobby and in the elevators I was taken aback by how outdated this place was. This was especially apparent in the elevator with the gaudy faux gold hand rails and the smelly outdated carpet. It felt 1980's for sure! The room was average at best. I did have lunch and dinner at their restaurants and was very disappointed except for one (I will drop reviews on those restaurants). I love the history. But it's not enough for me to pay top dollar for an average hotel room. I will not be coming back.

Friendly staff right off the bat. Greeting and welcome would come to expect from a Courtyard…read moreproperty. Great check in, welcome gift and upgrade...kudos to management for training on Bonvoy elite levels. I know I cite this repeatedly in my (positive) hotel reviews, but my room was clean, safe and comfortable. They have a bistro and bar, both were excellent service and solid products. I tilt to the bar staff, because my only experience with the bistro was for coffee. Didn't love the breakfast Buffett options, and in a cramped service space. When I come back to Anchorage, I will definitely stay here when fling in/out. Really good Courtyard property.

We still enjoy our stays at this Courtyard Marriott near the Ted Stevens International Airport. It…read moreis a convenient place to stay on our trips out of Alaska. The rooms and public access areas are regularly updated and maintained and we appreciate the general cleanliness. Rates during High Tourist Season can be pricey; but the easy access from the airport makes it worthwhile to us.

I have traveled a lot and gone of lots of great trips, but the northern lights trip with Wild…read moreAlaska Travel and tour guide Laurent was the best trip I have ever been on. The trip included much more than seeing the northern lights. We went dog sledding, hiked in crampons on a frozen creek, went to an ice carving festival, went sledding, and had a fantastic time. If you are looking for a northern lights trip or a trip to Alaska, I highly recommend Wild Alaska Travel and Laurent for a wonderful trip.

We had a great time on our northern lights tour. Laurent was a great tour guide and we loved our…read moretrip. We were able to experience seeing the beautiful northern lights, loved the dog mushing through the forest and across the snow covered fields, and enjoyed the hikes on the frozen river and surrounding areas. The cabins in Wiseman were comfortable and clean. We enjoyed our time with new friends. We would definitely recommend this tour. FMG.

Here for a conference in May 2026. Check in was easy and the room was spacious and clean. There was…read moregreat views from the room. I didn't eat breakfast here, just the quick meal in the lounge. Water pressure wasn't very good ... on the 14th floor and it took a while to get hot. The staff in the lounge - were very friendly and accommodating. The food - was delicious!!

Based hotel. Generally good except housekeeping is lacking, may skip some tasks. Floor was sticky…read morebut did clean on second day. Provided bath products are not "refilled", towels and wash clothes may not be replaced. Coffee shop to the left of the lobby is good but can get very busy. This is a major cruise ship hub so, there are buses all day long unloading and loading. Also the airline but for staff so, minibuses all day long. Both on the lobby side of the building. Skip their Promenade breakfast and go to Cafe 817 across the public parking lot or to Snow City Cafe.

Alaska native Heritage center - this was cool and informative. We saw dance demonstrations and a…read moreyoung man showing us a traditional competition. We learned about the different style of homes the natives built and lived in. And how they were treated when the government took over in 1800's to indoctrinate them into western ways. If you've watched Yellowstone than this is seeing it come to life even more with the photos and details. This was an enjoyable visit and I highly recommend.

Just like we just happened to arrive in Alaska hours before the summer solstice, we also happened…read moreto visit the Alaska Native Heritage Center on the day of the grand reopening of their Hall of Cultures. Although it was already special learning about the different dwellings around the property for each region of Alaska on their included tour and seeing demos of native dances on the stage, it was made even more special with the addition of the murals from different cultural regions and a gift for all guests that day in honor of that grand reopening day as a reflection of their culture. Quyana.

We decided on a last minute helicopter tour to land on a glacier. Our experience with Alpine Air…read morewas extremely smooth. After a quick safety overview, my 11 year old son and I were on our way in a private helicopter! The sites were amazing. Our pilot was experienced and had great control. We were able to spot some wildlife too! The glacier experience was amazing once in a lifetime thing. Highly recommended!

This was a great way to kickstart my adventure in Alaska! Lots of first just in the tour for sure…read more I got the dog sledding tour, which was so awesome! After gearing up, you get ready to ride on a helicopter to punch bowl glacier. The ride was so cool (one of my firsts)! If you've never been in a helicopter, it's an amazing way to sightsee since the viewing angle is way less restrictive than any other aircraft. The maneuverability can make it similar to a thrill ride! Once up there, while waiting to get set up or waiting for others before me to go on their tour, the staff introduces you to their vast arrays of dogs that were born and bred to be sled dogs. Love it or hate it, the dogs seem happy and seem well taken care of. It was amazing to see the 7 puppies that were 8 weeks old and teething. It's hard to not smile when they start chewing on the boots provided by the company. Lastly the piece de resistance is the actual ride. It was very fun and enjoyable being able ride in the sleds with dogs pulling you. They can go pretty fast and the mushers go into the history of dog sledding. Overall, it was a fun experience and a great way for people to enjoy a unique adventure!