2-Star Hotels in Anchorage

When you prepare for your first trip to Anchorage, you will probably read a lot of reviews. You will be surprised how many of them contain appalling descriptions of terrible service, dirty rooms (to say nothing about bathrooms, where descriptions are even more picturesque), and these include almost all hotels. Some of them (but only a few) included even Inlet Tower, but because for it there were few, I chose to stay in it. I can tell you that I didn't witness even one bad thing there. My room was very clean and very warm, the bed - comfortable, the bathroom - spacious, the water - hot and abundant, and the service I could only describe as very good, without any problems. The free wifi works, although the speeds are not something to brag about. Inlet Tower provides a free shuttle service to and from the airport and the railway station, which is really nice, especially if you plan to use public transport and arrive or depart during the weekend. The complimentary breakfast is much better than the useless ”continental breakfast” that most US hotels will give you. In other words, I am very glad with the choice I made - but I also doubt that all other hotels that I considered but didn't choose, are as bad as many of the reviews say. I haven't visited any of them, only saw a few while walking around Anchorage, but I saw a few of their shuttle buses while I waited for mine, and I can't believe that people providing such a service with nice and well maintained vans, cannot take care of their rooms. So my personal opinion is that at least the most appalling negative reviews show some kind of competition wars, not so much objective opinions. But I can only be sure that Inlet Tower is a nice place - and I will be glad to stay there again if I visit Alaska again.

It is a very economical hotel in the local area. Others are generally around 200 US dollars. This hotel is about 100 US dollars. The hotel environment and facilities are a bit old, but the old hotel rooms are also larger. In general, it's not a very good hotel, but it's still acceptable for the price, it's 6 points. If the location is 2-3 bus stops from the city center, it is not too bad. I didn't take many pictures of the hotel. Just put a few pictures to make up the number.

Great place by the airport. For people on transit it is hard to beat. It gets the job done if that’s all you need. But if you’re looking for someplace to stay more than one night, other venues may be better suited.

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This places is quaint. The rooms are small and cozy, clean, friendly, shared bathroom is very clean and well disinfected , has shampoo and conditioner 1 night and other night was private bathroom. Very hot water, bed firm and cozy . Price is right. Water and coffee in common room. Saw and Orca on our boat tour in Seward too.

It is always a roll of the dice when booking a place in a place we have never been to. This Hampton exceeded my expectations - super friendly and helpful staff, better than usual Hampton breakfast and close to airport. Tofi at the front desk was especially nice. The best surprise was the on call free shuttle into town. We had to wait a bit for the return, but nice touch. I recommend this place if you are visiting Anchorage.

Breakfast personally feels good, there are oranges and apples, all one by one, good. The location is also in the urban area, the entrance is an American-style Japanese meal (American service ^ _ ^), grilled mainly in line with American taste, look at the taste of Chinese people. Pack airport transfers, not 24 hours in winter, 5 to 5 in the morning.

Breakfast is normal, the aunt is warm and welcoming; the room is clean and tidy; a few minutes drive from the airport; parking is free, there is a shuttle bus; the bathtub is a bit slow, overall satisfaction

I feel that this is the best hotel in this trip. It is characterized by a small kitchen in the room, a cookware tableware, and only a kilometer away from Wal-Mart. As a result, I buy things every day and cook for dinner. In addition, there is no house keeping in the hotel. In fact, I don't think it is necessary. It saves labor costs and is more economical.

First night, at check in: We were given the key to an occupied room. Walked right in on some guy sleeping before realizing what was going on. They gave us new keys and room number. Their 'system was down', but said that should be the end of our trouble... Second night (after day surgery): we walked in to find all our stuff was gone, room cleaned. Did we walk into the wrong room again? No: The front desk said they had moved us out accidentally, but not to worry: all our dirty clothes and toiletries had been dumped into our suitcase, and they would drop back by our room in a bit. The desk guy asked if there was anything he could do? Yeah: Don't enter my room again until after I check out. I would have asked for a refund but was too afraid of how they'd screw that up also. In years of traveling, never experienced anything like it. Unrelated note: there's a huge vagrant camp across the street (at least they know who's tent is who's).