Hotels and Resorts

A name as true to its location as can be, Between Beaches Alaska is perfectly situated on the MacDonald Spit near Seldovia between two beaches.

Ketchikan is preparing for an exciting and busy summer season ahead, with new experiences at Cape Fox Lodge and Ketchikan AdventureVue.

The Copper Whale Inn is located in the heart of downtown Anchorage – an ideal location for a staycation – close to dine-out options and boasting fantastic views of the Cook Inlet from the comfort of the inn.

Alaskans are benefitting from resident discounts across the state to encourage locals to Show Up For Alaska this summer.

Planning your trip but not sure which Valdez hotels or Valdez campgrounds are open? Here’s a quick guide.

Looking for a holiday weekend getaway in Anchorage, but don’t have time to plan? Look no further than the Copper Whale Inn’s last-minute special holiday package.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year at the Historic Anchorage Hotel. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown, it’s the perfect holiday home base for a number of seasonal activities.

Built in 1916, the Historic Anchorage Hotel is the city’s only hotel on the National Register of Historic Places.

Since coming into new ownership earlier this year, the Copper Whale Inn has seen a number of exciting upgrades, including serving locally roasted Caffé D’Arte coffee and a complimentary hot chocolate bar with all the toppings.

The most chilling thing about Alaska in winter isn’t just the weather. The Last Frontier is also known for obscure paranormal activity at some of its oldest establishments.

Located on 200 acres overlooking Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve, Copper River Princess Wilderness Lodge is the perfect destination to escape the daily grind with a relaxing weekend getaway.

Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge is beckoning summer adventurers from near and far. Located high on the Kenai River banks, the rustic lodge is home to salmon and trout fishing and wildlife excursions. Just two hours from Anchorage near Cooper Landing, the lodge is convenient for an Alaska staycation. 

As an Alaskan, and founder and co-owner of Salmon Berry Travel & Tours, I take pride in highlighting the best of my state.

Nestled within Denali National Park, Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge is surrounded by backcountry beauty. During long summer days, visitors can explore the Land of the Midnight Sun on nature hikes, rafting excursions, horseback rides and more, all from the property’s backyard.

With only nine days left until the 2019 summer solstice, Alaskans are eagerly planning how to soak in the sun. Anchorage will see 22 hours of daylight, which means there is ample time to explore the bright and bustling downtown district.

Summer savings are coming for Alaska residents looking to stay in Anchorage, the jumping-off point for exploring our home state. This May, based on availability, the Historic Anchorage Hotel is offering a rate of $159 just for showing your ID at check-in.

Located in the heart of Denali Canyon along the Nenana River banks, McKinley Chalet Resort is a beacon of adventure. Easily explore the connected hiking trails, or embark on a guided rafting or flightseeing excursion that explores Denali’s vast and scenic wilderness.

Wilder than the West and twice as big as Texas, Alaska is the ultimate playground for adventurers from near and far. The 49th state may be vast, but Blue Denali Rail Tours connect Alaskans to the adventures in their own backyards. With departures from Anchorage, Fairbanks or Seward, the itineraries range from one to four nights.

Watch from the Westmark Fairbanks Hotel and Conference Center as the “Golden Heart City” comes to life in winter. Conveniently located in downtown Fairbanks, it’s a quick walk to explore the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center, Fairbanks Ice Museum and other attractions.

Looking to make the most of your spring break? The Cannery Lodge is a great option whether you’re “staycationing” or flying in. Located on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula, a gateway to the Caribou Hills and other areas, The Cannery Lodge offers direct access to incredible outdoor adventures. Snow is in the forecast, so pack up a snowmachine and pull up to The Cannery Lodge to play for the week.

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, but the Historic Anchorage Hotel is feeling the love all month long. Whether you’re looking for a romantic staycation with that special someone or a “Galentine’s Day” getaway, let this charming hotel be your home away from home.

Traveling with your pet is important, and that’s why Aptel Studio Hotel is a year-round, pet-friendly hotel. The hotel offers spacious rooms with a kitchenette and plenty of storage space for you and your canine friends.

“It’s freezing.” “There’s limited sunlight.” “Go somewhere fun and warm.” All comments I received after telling friends and family that I wanted to spend my 27th birthday in Alaska.

From last-minute staycations to planned weekend getaways, the Historic Anchorage Hotel is a centrally located home base for anyone wanting to experience wintertime festivals and events in Alaska’s largest city.

Fall colors have emerged at Alyeska Resort in Girdwood, and now there are special PFD packages that will help visitors take in Alaska’s finest resort this fall. Whether looking for an adventurous getaway with hiking and biking through Chugach National Forest or a relaxing scenic escape, a weekend at Alyeska Resort will leave visitors feeling energized and rejuvenated.

When you have limited vacation but still want maximum adventure, look no further than Orca Island Cabins. You’ll be treated to the trip of a lifetime.