I went to Anchorage as a solo woman traveler. I had never been to Alaska before and had just about 30 hours to experience just the tiniest bit of this magnificent state. I enjoy historic properties for their character. The Historic Anchorage Hotel is very small at 26 rooms, which gives it an intimate feel. What set apart for me... More

I have walked by this hotel over the years and vowed I would stay here one day. The bay window with winged chairs with the chess game and the historic setting were big draws. Love this historical hotel with it's ghosts, charming rooms, cleanliness, and the spiritual presence of Sidney Lawrence, Alaskan artist.

Really large comfortable rooms, more like a small apartment! Very nicely furnished and the bottle of sparkling apple cider was a nice touch. The hotel has such a rich history and with all the pictures, memorabilia and books too look at you get a sense of just how important this hotel was to early Anchorage. It made me almost hope... More

My husband and I did the Night on the Town package. Very welcoming staff, we stayed in suite 304 very nice with a chilled bottle of sparkling cider ready. Room was spacious very comfortable bed(loved the coverlet on the bed) plenty of towels in bathroom and even had a little ghostly experience. Woke up from husband snoring and I heard... More

We stayed for three nights on the third floor facing the street. The room was large quite and comfortable. The bathroom is rather small with little space to place your personal items. Another shelf would help. The room showed slight signs of wear but cosmetic only (separated drywall on ceiling-desk chair loose and shaky). The breakfast was included and was... More

The Historic Anchorage Hotel is the ONLY lodging in Anchorage that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is a beautifully restored property and a very pleasant place to stay. We are locals and stayed in room 301 in March, 2013 for a special occasion. The room is a large, lovely corner suite with big windows and... More

I have stayed in many hotels and this the only one I would say was exceptional. The hotel is a registered historic landmark and purported to be haunted. The place has been nicely restored, the staff were very friendly, and the included breakfast was above average. Although we saw no ghosts we would definitely stay here again. If you are... More

This hotel is absolutely great - and HAUNTED! A must be on Anchorage. The only thing that made me not rate as 5 green dots, was there's no restaurant. The bar is just for breakfast and is "dead" at the afternoons and nights. It should be at least a cafe shop in that historical and beautiful saloon. The staff are... More

We've been to Anchorage three times at three hotels and the Historic Anchorage Hotel will be our first choice in the future. It was perfectly located for visiting the Great Alaska Beer and Barley Wine Festival and the many outstanding downtown restaurants. The front desk personnel were always warm and welcoming. The beds were very comfortable with plenty of pillows... More