Your booking experience in Anchorage
Budget hotels in Anchorage
If you prefer budget accommodations in Anchorage, there are 16 options to consider, such as Aviator Hotel Anchorage with rates at 137US$ or Qupqugiaq Inn for 58US$ per night.
Proximity to public transport
If you're looking for hotels in Anchorage near Ted Stevens Anchorage International airport, ponder about Puffin Inn or Holiday Inn Express Anchorage placed nearby. Choose a hotel near Anchorage Historic Depot train station, such as Anchorage Lofts Hotel or Arctic Fox Inn and save you time and money.
Convenience of staying in the city center
Travelers who prefer staying in the center of the city should check out Clarion Suites Downtown and Four Points By Sheraton Anchorage Downtown, which are a 10 and 10-minute walk from the city center. To explore Downtown Anchorage district, choose a hotel near Alaska Jewish Campus, such as Anchorage Grand Hotel with room rates from 205US$.
If Anchorage Egan Convention Center is your main focus, you could stay at Hilton Anchorage and Marriott Anchorage Downtown in the city center as they are close by. For travelers looking for hotels near Shiloh Baptist Church, there are 3 options, such as Alaska European Bed & Breakfast and Residence Inn By Marriott Anchorage Midtown.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
Luxury seekers might opt for a stay at Hyatt Place Anchorage-Midtown, a 4-star hotel with an indoor swimming pool, a spa center and a wellness area. In Anchorage, Downtown Anchorage district is home to several hotels including the 3-star Historic Anchorage Hotel, a distinctive boutique hotel. For those who prefer a chain hotel experience, the 3-star Fairfield Inn And Suites By Marriott Anchorage, situated close to Wells Fargo History Museum, would be a great option.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
Anchorage has 23 B&B deals, such as Rayvens Roost Bud & Breakfast or 1 Bed 1 Bath Holiday Home In Anchorage for your home-like comfort and atmosphere. If you're traveling to Anchorage to do business, consider staying at Westmark Anchorage Hotel, situated in Downtown Anchorage district. For an unforgettable vacation, look at Copper Whale Inn in Downtown Anchorage district, offering views of the city.
City Guide:
Anchorage is a white-collar city.
The city is Alaska's financial and banking center with numerous offices and people busy employed at transportation, tourism, and service-oriented fields. Anchorage's economy is shaped by this gateway location to the state with local port that receives 95 percent of all goods in the area.
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Anchorage’s location is truly spectacular not only for business. Anchorage is sandwiched between the snow-capped peaks and volcanoes of the Alaska Range to the west and the Talkeetna and Kenai Ranges to the north. What's more is Anchorage is a big city with all you would expect, but only 30 minutes away from the Alaskan wilderness.
This makes Anchorage a destination for any type of traveler, from holidaymakers and so on. In Anchorage you can choose between a day out in the city's suburbia, among beautiful mountainous slopes and scenic natural landscapes, or devote a day to sightseeing.
Attractions include;
- Anchorage Zoo, a charming zoo in 20 minutes from downtown Anchorage
- Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, a park to see animals including bears, eagles, elk, moose, bison and more
- Alaska Native Heritage Center, a museum of glass on display and that preserves relics of Alaskan cultures
- Anchorage Museum of History and Art features an extensive exhibit on Alaskan history
The English explorer Captain James Cook discovered the land of Anchorage in 1778 before the Russians arrived in 1784. The Russians influence over the area ended in its sale to the United States for a sum of $7,200,000. The Americans brought the railroad to Anchorage, but this development was slowed down in 1964 when natural disaster - the earthquake that led to a loss of hundreds of millions of dollars occurred. It was the largest ever recorded in North America and measured 9.2 on the Richter Scale.
A decade forward led to economical growth of Anchorage thriving on tourist interest to the city. The Hilltop Ski Area was established in 1984 along with the Alyeska Ski Resort in Girdwood and Alpenglow Ski Area. Tourism greatly contributed to present day Anchorage.
Fueled by tourism, Anchorage offers abundance of hotels to stay in the city. You can check out all Anchorage hotels at Booked.net.
