We recently stayed here overnight as party of our land tour before the Royal Caribbean cruise on 8/14, so we were here 8/13-14. Let me tell you that my wife and I was so impressed by the Alaska Resort. All we kept saying if we're get back to Alaska, we will spend more time here. When you arrive at the hotel, I had this feeling that we were in someplace like the Swiss Alps, I've never been there but from what I know from seeing on TV, my opinion. The hotel is just beautiful and our rooms were just amazing as well, everything top notch! We had 2 Queen beds in our room, a dressing/ sink area and enclosed bath. We had a coffee machine as well with fridge below. We left the room to walk around and we came out the back to find snooze giving us all a show as it bathed in the pond, what a site. We took the tram up to the top of the mountain, where I then continued with others to climb the path to the top. It was truly Gods country, just beautiful all the things you saw from up there. After getting back into the resort, we sat a table in the bar with our wonderful bartender made us dine very fine drinks! It was very relaxing. We went to dinner in the restaurant and had a light dinner which was also delicious. Like I said, I wish we had more than one night there, the Alyeska Resort is just beautiful, enjoy the photos read more

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We came here to take the aerial tram to the top of the mountain. It opened at 10am, and was not packed at opening. Walk through the resort to buy tickets for about $55 at the booth for non guests. Expensive. They had a deal where it's about $20 extra, $75 to have a "meal" up at the top. It's not really a meal per se, it's just get anything up to $25. We didn't do it because the restaurant at top opened at 11 and thought we wouldn't have time but I guess we should have. The tram ride was comfortable, in a big cable car. It was only us and another couple. The top has a beautiful view. You can do a short 0.5 mile hike to the top top. You can see the mountains and glaciers. Can't cross the bridge to continue your hike since it looks like it's tours only beyond that point. There's a few chairs outside to enjoy the views. We didn't go into the restaurant but I'm sure they have a spectacular view too. We came in mid August. Lots of mosquitos around, and at the top. After the tram ride we stopped by the gift shop and got some birch candy and reindeer beef jerky to try. Parking was free and easy to find in the morning. read more

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This is a must if traveling to Alaska! We stayed for two nights and had a magical time. It is more expensive, but worth it. The rooms are fantastic and we had a great view. The few bars, shops, and restaurants we went to were all nice with happy and helpful staff. The only downside is that everything in the hotel, including the bars closes early. The hotel grounds are beautifully done. The Nordic Day Spa is also a must! It was the most relaxing day of our trip and the hydrotherapy experience was one-of-a-kind! The fed and drinks at the bistro were amazing, flavorful, and packed with all the goods. The locker rooms were clean and well-kept. I felt like a million bucks while staying here and experiencing this beautiful resort! read more

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The hotel honestly looks like its from The Shining lol. But in all honesty, you're paying for this place for it's isolation. The hotel itself, and the rooms, are a bit run down and begging for a renovation. Even the parking lot had numerous large pot hotels that made the drive a bit treacherous. Overall, I enjoyed my 3-night stay but wouldn't say it was anything special. The customer service counter was slow and the conference room was overly-heated. read more

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Absolutely loved this resort! Held a work meeting here and the staff was fantastic from start to finish with accommodations, activity booking, food & bev and more! Highly recommend upgrading to the diamond level floor. Not only does it include a dedicated team of a superb customer service, but also a private lounge with continually stocked goodies, a special breakfast buffet, and the views are breathtaking. Loved how convenient it was to have on the shuttle from the hotel to go into town. read more

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So far, it's a disaster: In room thermostat control does not go beyond 71. Tried to call front desk, calls get disconnected after minutes of ringing. Tried to call again in hotel phone, 45 minutes without answer. Called maint to the room, took over 10 minutes, maint guy showed up, and said "Something IS wrong"...not a good sign. We are told to call the front desk to change room temperatures...except no one answers the call! What a brilliant concept! ===========*=* Mick came down, told the front desk and us that it is now working, we went up to the room, it is again not working. Mick looked at the room thermostat panel and said "you can just press here (up/down arrow for temperature control) ... not sure why it's not working" So the 'secret method' the front desk mentioned is...press the buttons on the wall thermostat? ------------------ Another 20 minutes, and they can't find a room where the in-room thermostat control is working? I never knew this is the Taj Mahal where it will take days to go through the rooms ? ------------- For a place that is understaffed, they sure got securities available to intimidate customers ---------- Another update: director of rooms stopped by, because the person at the front desk Ozzie (?) does not have authority to do anything. Of course, she isn't happy with the fact that she has to come in her time off to handle a situation that took more than 2 hours that Ozzie can't handle. She said Ozzie said he gave us several options of different rooms, while in reality, Ozzie had only sent us back to the same room with the defective heating (507). Hard to deal with someone in the 'hospitality business that lies. Ozzie mentioned during this of an upgrade, but never actually offered an upgrade to us. Quite a pity they have to rely on the word of a dishonest employee over that of a customer and actions of their own maintenance crew. --------- This place is sad when they can't staff the hotel properly, yet have plenty of security around to keep an eye on us. Perhaps go check on the room for Ozzie would've been the better use of their time read more

We stayed here for one night on our way to Denali. What a beautiful resort with nice grounds. While we were not here for skiing, we enjoyed our stay. They do have a cool tram that you can take to the top of the mountain, and there is a nice restaurant to enjoy. If you are coming, book this restaurant in advance ( we did not and could not get a table for dinner). A dinner reservation also means you do not have to pay for the tram fare. So while we could not stay for dinner, we enjoyed cocktails at the top of the mountain. Rooms were spacious, clean and well kept. Staff was very nice. We would return here if we make it back to this part of Alaska read more

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We had our Company Holiday Party here this last weekend. The rooms have been nicely redone. The customer service at the counter by Michael was excellent. When calling to add a Lou detail the person on the phone was very polite and accommodating. They are proud of their hotel with the rates they charge but it was well worth it. read more

Sad to see a dirty shower in the morning especially at a high end resort with a hefty overnight charge. They gave me 15% off for having a dirty room. Yuck! read more

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The Alyeska Nordic Spa is very relaxing and appreciate the many amenities throughout our stay 30 March 2026. The only downside to the whole experience is the lack of Vegan friendly options at the Bistro spa restaurant. The only viable option for us was the hummus veggie tray $24 which looked like someone chopped up some vegetables and threw them on a tray. They did have a spa bowl $35 where you pick between a salmon protein or tofu. All the sauces available with the salmon are not offered (Animal products) for the Vegan option so basically you're left with a bowl of rice with no sauces. Some of our friends who eat meat have also been disappointed with the lackluster offerings and have started bringing their own food to eat in the locker room. We've traveled the world and experienced many Vegan fine dining/bistro experiences that were exquisitely prepared. It seems the Bistro spa is more of an after thought or doesn't garner as much support which stymies the chefs and kitchen staffs creativity. If the spa bistro can elevate the culinary experience with their guests this will become a draw for diners with exceptional tastes. Below are a few menu suggestions that will hopefully invigorate future creativity. https://www.loveandlemons.com/vegan-recipes/ https://www.noracooks.com/ Sincerely, Doug and Edith McKee read more

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Omg what a lovely thing to experience. The spa has saunas and cold plunges. I can't imagine what this place looks like during the winter. The forest saunas were so beautiful and relaxing. Even in the dead of summer the spas were amazing. Highly recommend visiting! read more

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Alyeska Resort near Anchorage - a True Alaskan Gem ! Alyeska Resort is pure decadence, nestled amongst the most beautiful towering pine trees and breathtaking mountains. From the moment I arrived, the warm and inviting ambiance made me feel completely at home. The resort offers an impressive array of amenities - selection of restaurants, helpful concierge, fitness center, indoor pool and hot tub, a luxurious spa for ultimate relaxation, and endless outdoor activities like skiing (and a gondola and chairlift are right outside the back entrance!), hiking, and scenic tram rides to showcase Alaska's natural beauty. The highlight of my stay in addition to the skiing and spa, was the Club Lounge on the 8th floor for guests staying on that level. It's such a treat - delicious food and drinks served twice a day, plus snacks available all day and evening. It truly elevated the experience plus I met such nice and interesting people! I would love to return to this gem of a resort! read more

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We paid $600 for a night for a room and there's no breakfast but they also charge you for the tram ride $40 per person! This is insane. All you get it access to a pool and hot tub! This is insane to not even include basic breakfast or one amenity such as the tram ride for hotel guests. And they have no bathrobes or bath slippers in the room!! Called and asked for it and they said they're out of bath slippers! Seriously ? That stingy?! Unfortunately this is one of the few hotels in girdwood but I'd recommend looking at other options and spend the money elsewhere. Rundown rooms is one thing but service and hospitality - forget about it! It seems like everyone here hates their job and this reflects in how they treat guests. You call front desk or room service to request anything and it takes forever!!! The only good thing is location and isolation but nothing about this hotel is good besides that. You will be dragging your own bags in cause no staff to help nor do they have luggage carts or at least we didn't get one. read more

This was a very disappointing mountain and resort for our entire group who loves Tahoe, Jackson Hole, and Colorado skiing. For $1,000 a night it is not worth the expense and will let you down. The ski in and ski out was great but not worth the added expense. If you want to come choose Airbnb closer to the Day Lodge for easy lift access. Let's start with the good: Most of the staff were friendly and accommodating, it is a beautiful location (Alaska is beautiful and a must experience!), there was plenty to do other than skiing in the surrounding town and a few decent (not great) restaurants on premise. Anchorage was only 45 minutes away which opens up even more options and makes for a short drive to the airport unless the weather is really bad. The highway to the resort is kept very well maintained. Even though a lot of the mountain runs were black and double black most of the runs could be done by intermediate skiers and the advanced ski instructors were interacted with were very good. The bad: 1. I was pretty disappointed with the customer service when it came to our reservations. We booked our late February trip for 6 nights back in November of last year and as told we could comfortably fit 4 people with 2 beds and a rollaway. Then we say a Black Friday special for 40% off and cancelled our original reservation and book with the special. When we called the week prior to make sure there would be a rollaway in the room when we arrived because it would not be until 1 am. When we called we were told that our original reservation would have accommodated that but the special was a renovated room that could only fit 2 doubles but there was no room for a pull away bed. In order to accommodate us we had to pay an additional $1,500 because we had to upgrade to a suite to get a pullout because the other types of rooms were sold out. They would not honor the original rate or the special. To make matters worse, the quote we received by email was $2,000 more before the large tax and resort fees were added. I have worked in customer service most of my life and this is just bad customer service. 2. This is out of their control so I am leaving this out of my rating but be aware that the conditions were not worth the trip. We got snow throughout but since December the weather has been above freezing and the only half way decent conditions were at the peak or if you go heli-skiing (which we could only get 1/4 day on the first try and 1/2 day on the second out of 5 ski days because of the ongoing weather). When speaking with the locals I was informed that due to the where the mountain was and the elevation the skiing was very similar to East Coast skiing. We expected great snow because this Alaska and further North and West than California. Nope! Expect sticky packed snow that melts during the day and freezes towards the middle and upper mountain at night. The snow was so wet and the light so flat that between the sun and slush sticking to my lenses I could not see a thing half the time. The night skiing was fun and I could actually see. The mountain is one the smallest I have been to. The map makes it look huge but it is deceivingly small. 3. You have to rent a car or take a shuttle to get around the town. Ubers were non-existent. It cost us $250 to get 5 people with ski bags and luggage from the airport to resport. If you get in earlier than we did you could possibly find a cheaper option, but this is who the hotel recommended. Global warming is really unfortunate for those of us who love to ski. This far north they have been more impacted than other areas surprisingly. You could get lucky, but the last really good snow storm was in November according to locals. Even when there is now the East Coast like conditions are not great and for the large price tag of a room and poor customer service you would be better off skiing elsewhere for a big trip. read more

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Connor at check in was wonderful! Friendly, efficient, helpful. He offered a borealis wake up call. I had no idea that was even an option! He got me a lovely room with a beautiful view. Your rooms are incredible. And clean. So many lighting options. I used the spa for the outdoor hot pools and sauna and steam rooms. Expensive but worth it! What a magical night. My only complaint was my fault. I ordered some meatballs from room service and got upsold foccacia. It was not up to par with the rest of your hotel. The meatballs were very good however. read more

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Alyeska skier, This mountain is absolutely greatness. I spent many years learning slalom and GS! Not only is the race club there, but hiking kitchen wall can cool your backcountry soul. The Northern face freedom has been quite the freedom to achieve that deep power loved by all! Get up to this spot to be the hero! Good job Alyeska, Chris read more

We were so excited to go to Oktoberfest. The food was awful. See pix of the Apple strudel. It looked like something bought from Costco and cost $9.50. It didn't have hardly any apples. The vanilla sauce tasted and had the texture of melted soft serve ice cream. The pretzel was the same thing - looked frozen from Costco. It was served with canned sauce. I don't remember how much it was. When McDonald's apple pies are better, there's a problem. For the 45 minutes we were there, the music was from a boom box. Huge waste of time and money. Also really disappointing considering that Alyeska has fantastic restaurants. Please bring back Java Hut and/or make this a community event like Forest Fair. As it is, don't bother next year. This was a straight up money grab. read more

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Renovations are superb. Staff is excellent. The grounds are idyllic. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Very serene. read more

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Do not believe their snow reports. Also when reading the snow report don't worry about the how much snow is reported at the top of GBX because it is not skiable terrain and the few trails they have up there are never open. They report 367 inches however the accurate number is recorded from the top which is 107 Inches. This practice about reporting how much snow you have out of bounds on terrain that is never open should be illegal. They do this so they can report the most amount of snow possible When in reality they don't get much snow year to year. read more

We experienced a few minor issues with our reservations; however, the resort was very accommodating in relocating us to a different room. They are very polite and respectful to their guest. The Black Diamond 8th floor is well worth the upgrade. The attendants and service are there almost all day and evening. Sharon, who has been taking care of us this week, is wonderfully helpful and hard-working. The "forte" restaurant has a great menu. If Crab pasta sounds good, it is so much more than that; it is remarkably delicious. If you go, ask for Max. He is a great server, and he will take very good care of you. We plan to return to the resort every year. It is so relaxing in the summer. I am sure the skiing is excellent, but my wife and I have knees that have been through a lot. We are too old for that. So the beautiful summer days with sunshine and mid-60s temps each day. The resort is a great relaxing stopover on a summer vacation. Stay for a few days, like a long weekend, and you'll be glad you did! Cash Davis read more

The staff at the hotel are not trained to provide minimum assistance. Communication between them is unreliable. The rooms have been updated, however; they continue to be unbearably hot (75 degrees) with no way of turning the thermostat down. Do not get the ski package. More often than not this year the mountain is not skiable or barely so and the lift tickets are nonrefundable. read more

Great resort. Beautiful views right outside and hiking and biking trails right outside the hotel. Rooms are a little dated. The fitness center is top notch and very clean. Big pool and hot tub. Restaurants are available right in the hotel. Sakura was our favorite. Definitely would stay again! read more

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We stopped in Gilwood to see the Alyeska resort which was beautiful although this was the end of skiing season, we were still able to go up the Tramway and get a good view of the area. We also saw some wildlife on the way up the tram. read more

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Off season is the best season. Leaves are turning, the resort is basically empty and --oh darn I've let the secret out good luck to me next year. But seriously, what a beautiful space. Note: As others said the rooms are older. As opposed to other's opinions that it's "outdated", I see it as rustic/hunter. Could it use a refresh? Sure. Personally though, I like the look. Off-season Activities: Hiking, sight seeing, swimming, resort restaurants, massage, spa, fireside relaxing and fine dining on the summit. This is my second visit in 6 years and service/food has consistently been good. What's better: We beat our record hiking Aleyaska Mountain! Though, on the lift down, someone saw a black bear !! I enjoyed it so much and look forward to a future visit. read more

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This hotel was a pure disappointment. I can't express to you enough how low quality this façade was! The entire place was run by children, and I felt no luxury from any area of this hotel whatsoever. To start no one offered to help us take our very large bags to our room, now I understand that is a "champagne" problem but that's not a great first impression. Then we get into the room and the view is nice, since it is the only hotel/ building in the mountains for miles, so every room has a beautiful view. The room itself was tiny. 550 sqft is listed on line and I'm sure they're counting the bathroom and closets. But the hotel we stayed out in downtown Anchorage was a lot cheaper and had better hospitality and the room felt a lot bigger. And they had chocolate covered strawberries waiting for us at our check in. The restaurants in the hotel itself were closed and unavailable the gift shops that were available were only open for maybe an hour that we were there and then closed the rest of the day and didn't open until after we checked out for the day the next day. We made a reservation for dinner at their Seven Glaciers restaurant and had high expectations for that experience and again was completelylet down. First things first the view was amazing so you're definitely paying for that. The food was OK above average. The service was definitely above average. Our server was attentive and knowledgeable and kind. He did make us feel a little rushed at the beginning. I did express for him to pace himself and slow down which he did and then the rest of the evening went by a little bit more smoothly, then there was a couple, of young women that were seated directly behind my husband's shoulder. They were slovenly dressed in ripped jeans, flip flops, and tank tops. I told restaurant briefly how the two women behind us made our dining experience uncomfortable. The server expedited their food and slowed ours down. They discussed inappropriate things like drugs and spending daddy's money and buying additional plates of dinner and not caring about the cost of anything, just things that were really unrealistic and inappropriate for dining experience that we were trying to have during essentially our honeymoon dinner. On the way out we had the joyous ride on a tram back to the hotel. on the way out we had the joyous ride on a tram back with some of the restaurant staff. None of them maintained any sort of professionalism in front 2 well dressed hotel guests. So what did they do? They started swinging the tram, aggressively. And had "what if" conversations of " if we fell here could we survive or would we die?" And they had that kind of conversation through the whole ride. (About 5-10 minutes) I was so stressed I went I was on my was my back font the restaurant, literally tears were running down my face. We went to the front desk and told them what happened and want the name of the server, we explained that the server wasn't on the tram and they were just restaurant staff. What looked like was seemed like a teenager went to the back to discuss the issue with someone else, she came back chipper and laughing. She said that there was nothing she could do because she could see we were checking out at 6am and they were going to give us complimentary breakfast at the restaurant in the hotel, but they won't be open in time. So they didn't have anything to offer. Nothing. On our honey moon. The least they could do would offer a couple glasses of wine for the room or some chocolates, something! I called my travel agent to have her talk to her connection in Alaska to tell them all about our experiences we had with the hotel and the restaurant and detour future business from them and I don't ever plan on making a return visit there nor would I ever recommend this place to any of my loved ones. read more

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Although I did not stay overnight here, I was fortunate enough to spend the day here and had a marvelous time! I highly recommend taking the gondola ride to the summit. My husband and I purchased round trip tickets which included a pint of beer at the summit- score! There's a cute gift shop located at the summit along with a restaurant. There's hiking trails located throughout this area and you can also hike your way to the top and vice versa, treat yourself to a burger and beer, FYI! This resort is really an outdoor lovers paradise. It's beautifully landscaped in the summer, with sweeping mountain views! read more

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what an incredible place. ONE huge (yea, I know, first world!) complaint that seems to be a pandemic. Resorts like this always try to funnel their COFEE and HOT BEVERAGE business thru a vendor that is on site. That is fine. I'm certain it makes most $$ sense for all. But, like MANY experiences, this one was AWFUL. The shop vendor had a single employee working at 7:30 a.m., there was a line of 10 people, and each order was taking this poor kid a few minutes each to process thru. He was working hard, so definitely not on him. Summary: it is completely rediculous for an incredible resort to swing and WIFF on something as basic as a cup of coffee. Can't stand this as a process and it fails more than it succeeds. read more

We had a lot of hiccups here. First, our room's HVAC was malfunctioning and our room heated up to 80 degrees (it was mid March and 20 degrees outside). Luckily, they were able to move us to another room. Additionally, we were accidentally double-charged for the spa, since we booked it with a stay package but the receptionist....didn't understand that. We spoke to the front desk and got a refund immediately for the double charge. Despite these hiccups, the view is incredible. We don't ski, we were there for the spa, and the spa was heavenly. It was a chaotic time for the resort, apparently their last day of spring break and ALSO a wedding, so maybe that caused more hiccups than usual. I'd still recommend it, just make sure you communicate with the front desk if you have any issues. read more

Check in and bed cleanliness. Bugs/blood stains on bedding are not a good look. Angry check-in staff (rhymes with 'vanilla') who call customers names aren't a good look. read more

We had hear this resort had a lift to the top of a mountain with a restaurant and it was near Anchorage so we planned a day. It was a nice old-time hotel...lots of wood with a big fireplace. Connected to the main hotel outside is the lift to the top of the mountain. The 1st price I saw was $89 which I thought " that's to expensive!" The clerk quickly said look near the bottom and I saw $37 each with $20 credit for food so that made it better. At the top it started to snow and there was snow on the mountain. The food was good, hardy sandwiches, fries and such. Of course the main business would be ski time but this time of year people still like to see the scenery and such. read more

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had serious complaint about service day of stay. communicated it. no one got back to me. called and left detailed message with resort. again no response. After we returned home I mailed resort a letter. No response - complete fail. read more

Hands down the nicest place we stayed in AK. Now this is the type of hotel that speaks to me! This place was perfect from the moment we drove up. Big Deer Valley, UT vibes. After a road trip and stay overs in several other small towns wrapping up my birthday trip at Alyeska felt special. This hotel smells sooo good, it's one of those. I love it! The rooms are very nice, robe game on point and the salt water indoor heated pool and hot tub are heaven! A literal dream. We booked the 10p and it was limited to ten people total which was perfect for social distancing. Part of me wishes I would have booked in here the entire week but it really did end an otherwise odd trip in October to AK. I did eat breakfast here on our departure morning and it was fine enough, nothing too special. The property is very nice and I can see returning during winter season for the full experience when you can hit the slopes and all. read more

Old outdated rooms except for the eight floor which was newley remodled. Room smells of smoke. Rugs stained and walls damaged.

The hotel nearly doubled their prices last year, and now there's an additional upcharge of $30/night for remodeled rooms. I understand the property needed a refresh, but the designer must not have ever stayed multiple nights in a hotel room before at a ski resort. They made the room less useful for staying and just more aesthetically pleasing. They eliminated the sconce lights next to beds, replacing with a lamp, taking up valuable counter space. Rooms used to have two lounge chairs, tiny table, plus a desk, chair and bench; it's been "re-designed" with only one desk, one chair, and tinier bench, at the entry, mind you. No more table that you could eat room service on, replaced with a desk with a hutch and ONLY ONE CHAIR. The desk is pretty, with an undercabinet light and handy outlet & USB, but less useful for the room. The drawered-bureau was replaced with a cabinet that has three drawers, a slidy thing that's just in the way, and shelves. It should all just be drawers. Still no microwave for popcorn, but at least there's still a keurig with Kaladi coffee and a mini fridge (no freezer in it, tho, so you'll have to eat that Wild Scoops from the Sundry in one sitting). No actual creamers, just the one packet of powder and sugar in pre-made coffee "kits." And would it kill them to put a gazillion more hooks in the room and bathroom? Towels from pool/showering and snow gear need hooks to hang on. The "designer" thought NOTHING of snow gear, ski/board boots, etc. Why not a handy set of shelves at the door that would fit these ski boots? Shelves or hooks for snow gear?? They should've asked me or sent out a survey! I get that buying new chairs for rooms is expensive, but it could have been so much better - or just keep it the same and stop raising prices. read more

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Summary: Breathtaking location. Wonderful staff. Fun excursion options. Dated rooms. Average food. Mosquitos. First vacation to Alaska and we stayed at the Alyeska based on recommendations of friends. Was a good trip in and stopped off for Moosetooth pizza on the way in. One the way, we saw a momma moose galloping on the highway with her calf. The common spaces are gorgeous and it's hard not to be impressed. The suited are more dated-- very much a 1990s/2000s feel. For folks like us, inexperienced with Alaska daylight, its is really trippy to have sunlight at 10PM-- thank you for the blockout curtains! Excursions are accessible from the resort and the concierge was super helpful. We did the trek with the huskies and the girls loved the puppies and were adopted/watched over by one of the older female dogs. The glacier cruise was enjoyable; amazing to see the wilderness and ice formations. Also visited an animal refuge where we saw moose, bison, bears, and more. Food options were only okay. Seafood was more their forte. But the cost and quality were a miss for us. Expected a higher caliber for an impressive location and impression. Note that mosquitos are ever present guests at the resort and it's important to bring some Off/Deet. We encountered them upon arrival, as soon as the driver opened the doors. They are less present in the rear courtyard areas, at least. It's wilderness, so we should have expected and one just needs to be prepared. read more

no discount for james the food was good, like a 6/7, there was a furry but james was too scared to talk to him

I can't say enough about this place. I fell in love with Girdwood already, and this place was the cherry on top. It is five star, beautiful and displays everything you could ever imagine when thinking about Alaska. I came here for a massage at the spot and a dayin the springs and saunas after playing in a hockey tournament, and I had the best massage of my entire life. This place is magical. The food and drinks are impeccable, the rooms are beautiful, and the service is some of the best I've ever had in my entire life. Please don't sleep on this place. read more

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We enjoyed a two-night stay in mid-June. Great experience and accommodating staff. It is extremely quiet here which was very refreshing. We took the tram to Seven Glacier Restaurant and enjoyed the "Nightcap Menu." (Did not have a great view as clouds had settled in, but the ambiance was lovely). As some have stated, it is showing its age but it is still very nice. read more

$700 for a 2nd floor room with view of parking lot. No Housekeeping. Dated room. Sink doesn't drain. No bar/beer/food available at 2pm other than main restaurant. No food/snack available after 10pm. No bar/cocktail available after 11pm. Feels like a rip off based solely on location/views. 3rd time here since 2019. By far the worst experience. Won't be back, unfortunately. read more

New owners, new systems, and the longest lines I've ever seen at a ski resort. Looks like they forgot to hire staff until Christmas break ‍ Ever year I get a season pass but I'm not so sure it's worth it anymore. Be warned read more