I like the environment but it smells like a casino inside. Smells like smoke and dirty carpet. I…read morecan't even EAT without nats flying over to my food. I'm not the only one who complains or see this happening. On top of that, some of these people that play bingo are very "sensitive" to cellphones and the ringer going off. Theirs NO RULE indicating that it's mandatory that the phone is silent. I will be speaking to management if it keeps happening !

Nice professional staff very clean. fun games. Plenty of fine Pull Tabs to chose from the art work…read moreonbthe wwlks is just fine. the food is not great but rather bland but it id ok. just like the food you get if you were in the Army. the restrooms are well cleaned.

Service is slow. If you want popcorn or snacks for the movie show up 40 mins early. I've been…read moreeating in line for 20 mins and only half way there.

We don't go to this theater, but the last two movies we went to go see where there the employees…read morewas nice the place look clean. We had good service. I'd recommend a theater. I also like that they have assigned or pick your seats.

Convenient location for walking all over DT Anchorage and very close to the train station…read more Rooms could use some serious updates but room was clean. Free shuttle to/from airport and train.

Our shower has mold in the tile grout and in the caulking. The carpet has visible dust and dirt…read morewhere it meets the walls. You can see a layer of dust on the microwave and fridge. This place needs management that cares about cleanliness.

I'm sad that I missed out on the running of the reindeer, but there were some other cool events to…read morecheck out. Downtown Anchorage was pretty dead the day after Iditarod, with no food carts in sight. The carnival was a little small and there weren't that many food options (they had the reindeer nuggets advertised, but said they weren't doing them that day). The fur auction was kind of cool to check out, but the best part was the snow sculpture competition (despite the warm temperatures) and the discounted horse drawn carriage rides. 2025 #29

What a fun-filled week! We planned our trip based on other factors but were pleasantly surprised it…read morecoincided with this. Where else do you see dog-sled races, outhouse races, snow sculptures, a carnival, and other things all in a small area? Definitely worth planning a visit to coincide with as there is plenty of other things to do in the area. Just be mindful that you'll need to make reservations for restaurants in the area as they fill up fast and you'll end up waiting for a long time.

We visited Kennicott Glacier Lodge during a three week trip to Alaska. Definitely the best…read moreaccommodations out of the 10 we stayed in. The staff were kind and helpful and knowledgeable. The room and the hotel in general were clean and bright and cozy. The common area was inviting and the huge outdoor porch was a great place for any meal or afternoon coffee. Speaking of meals, the food was excellent. We opted for the "meals included" option and I'm glad we did. The park is beautiful and there are many easy to access walks and hikes. We did a guided glacier hike and had a blast! I didn't think I'd be interested in the copper mine historical site but it was fascinating to see. We also took the shuttle to the cute little town of McCarthy. Don't miss the mini museum in the train! When we return to Alaska we will go back to Kennicott!

This lodge and grounds where outstanding. The food and service was fantastic. Our room was very…read morecomfortable with amazing pillows and linens. We had a great shuttle too and from the footbridge.

The owners of eaglequest; Cindy and Kevin, are such wonderful people. You'll never go wrong eating…read morehere. They take pride in their workmanship, whether it's the cabins, the restaurant, the food, the espresso, or even just catching up with an old friend. Cindy makes the most delicious cinnamon rolls (near the size of your face) and fresh buns on her breakfast sandwiches. My love coming here and love that we're treated like family every time we walk in the door. You won't be disappointed.

Great place, great food, and Kevin the owner helped me with my snowmachine also. I would highly…read morerecommend the great cinnamon rolls

We always have fun when we go. Tonight one of the people in our party won $1000. The staff here…read moreare very attentive and helpful and super friendly. There's a nice snack bar, rat race, lots pull tabs, and various winning opportunities besides bingo. I really like the electronic pads. They're super easy to use. The best thing about herring is the vibe is very upbeat and friendly.

I think we have new hobby. Tudor bingo. The union invited us…read morefor a night out and it was a lot of fun. Having not played some of the patterns or on the computer, we had to figure out some things. The hall supplies experts that help you through. They walk around answering questions and help to make the night a positive. If I've done the math correctly, for $10 you get five games of play. Twenty-four cards each. They also sell pull tabs and offer a 50/50 jackpot. Sadly, they've discontinued the progressive option. Blaine's Kitchen is inside and available for dinner or a quick snack. It's not great tasting but will suffice in a pinch. They have many choices, mostly burgers and fries. Each game paid out $1000, which we did not win. It ran for two hours, 7:30-9:30. We enjoyed the night out and it wasn't a strain on our budget. 03/23