Mountain View Hotels in Anchorage

As I reflect on my 3 week trip around Alaska I can't help but realize this was the worst of my experiences, and I stayed at a super 8. The room was musty and in dire need of a DEEP clean. the mattress was indented and old. I left this property with a rash on my neck and face. I brought this to their attention and was simply told ”sorry” and also that there were no bed bugs found in my room. I beg to differ, it took me over a week to recover. This was just the beginning unfortunately. The staff is obviously not happy and not treated well. The overall energy is very stiff and uptight. Restaurants were closed and understaffed, no bartender during the day to make drinks. I went off property for dinner and found great food elsewhere. Overall, its outdated and not worth the price of the room or food. I will say that the spa is so amazing and worth going to and worth the price. Go there and stay someone else in town!

We rented a 2-room suite for family travel as our landing spot each day after our adventures. The master bedroom does not have its own private bathroom. The 2nd bedroom with 2 Queen beds has its own bathroom. The HVAC system in our particular room only had 1 temperature sensor for the entire suite which was located in the 2nd bedroom. This was an issue with comfort at times. The walls and floors are extremely thin as we could hear other guest room conversations from adjacent rooms and rooms above ours as well as toilet usage and even curtains being opened in the morning. There was extremely loud shouting from the street as two homeless gents were fighting with each other for hours in the middle of the night - that was not a one-time occurrence. There is also significant noise due to road traffic from both Benson Blvd and Seward Highway - that didn't bother us too much but it may bother people that are not used to it. There was significant parking and the location is extremely close to Seward Highway which made our travels very convenient. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful and the hotel was reasonably clean. The hotel had a very nice breakfast with standard buffet items like eggs, bacon, bagels, biscuits and gravy, cereals, and a pancake station. They also include made-to-order items like omelets. Overall our stay was very pleasant.

I have been to many 4-5 star hotels, however the get in Anchorage Alaska has just taken first place in my book. It first starts on arrival before you’re even halfway in the door and they’re greeting you at the front desk they’re asking you if you have any special request for your room , maybe different pillows on your bed, more towels, or toothbrush incase you forgot yours. Everyone from the maid service to the front desk to the hostess at the restaurant we’re all top shelf.

The hotel is very close to the airport and 10 minutes drive. The night was quiet, we stayed for 5 days and didn't feel disturbed. There are great Korean and Japanese restaurants near the hotel, very delicious, and the restaurant food is good value for money. The hotel room is not very big but enough, the facilities are old, and the bathroom has no exhaust fan. The quality of the breakfast is good but the variety is monotonous and the food is the same every day. It is boring to eat for 5 days. There are Korean tour groups staying every day. The hotel's price/performance ratio is generally OK, if there is a better choice, I will not stay here again next time.

Ingra House Hotel WAS a great place to stay.... BUT, since the covid-19 pandemic started, Ingra House has since become infested with bed bugs, drug addicted bums, and some of the staff are freaking out because of the pandemic and taking out their anger on innocent guests (like Mike the owner- who screamed about how he's ”losing money because of covid-19). Also, the main manager, ”Max” Sweeney seemed like a kind man at first- but it turned out Max is very two-faced, and he has prejudice against people with disabilities (ableism and sanism are his main choices of bigotry, which is discrimination towards people with disabilities). Max was often nice and friendly to my face, but would badmouth me behind my back. I know this because some of the other guests told me he did this. I also observed Max behaving the same way towards other hotel residents- friendly to their face, then talking crap about them behind their back to other guests and staff. I get it- everyone is freaking out over covid-19 and losing money. BUT, that doesn't make it alright for Max and Mike the owner to take out their anger on guests who have nothing to do with any of that. Max treats his cat, Smokey, with more kindness than he treats people with disabilities- he treats people with disabilities like they're wild animals that he threatens with police brutality when they don't bend the knee to him and take his verbal abuse in silence. Despite the bed bugs, drug addicts, etc. I would have enjoyed my stay at Ingra House- if it wasn't for the bigotry and ableist discrimination and two-faced behavior that I had to endure from Mike the owner and Max the manager. Max is the type of guy who let's the power of authority go to his head and he brags about using police violence to remove unwanted guests from ”his property”. Edward ”Max” is like Eric Cartman from South Park- ”Respect my authoritah!”. Well, no! I do not respect your ”authority” nor do I care for your bigotry, Max. And since Max and Mike the owner are white and there are almost no Black guests at Ingra House, I suspect Mike/Max to be a little racist on top of the ableism. Mike and Max both disrespect the Assistant manager, Mike (a black man), and they both talk down to him like he is an indentured servant. You know what ”Max” and Mike? Black Lives Matter. Trans Lives Matter. Disabled Lives Matter. Understand, you white men who have let power and greed go to their heads? Good luck with the bed bug infestation... the next place I rent from, I will make sure they are bed bug free before plunking down $1,000 to live in a place where I get bitten in my sleep. In light of ALL THAT- I have sadly had to change my original reviews from 5 stars to 1 star. It's too bad... Smokey the cat is an awesome kitty and he deserves to have an owner who isn't two-faced or a raging bigot. I am sending good vibes and positive energy to both Smokey and Mike, the assistant owner who still has to endure those two-faced bosse

It is a relatively large car hotel. When I checked in, the front desk gave the room on the first floor of the back building. I walked into the corridor and smelled sour. After entering the room, the taste was very strong. Then I changed the room on the second floor. And there is a balcony. Although the room has a microwave, electric stove, refrigerator. But the tableware, the knife and the fork are nothing. The room has heating. There is McDonald's on the right side of the hotel. After walking for five minutes on the left, I will see the Millennium Hotel. There is a restaurant with rice and stir-fry. It is opened by Koreans. The Millennium Hotel Bar has a view of the entire lake, and the plane rises and falls frequently.

Great little motel. Quiet, scenic. Gas station across street, closes kind of early. Fridge, coffee maker, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, hair dryer. Older but has been updated. Very clean. Office guy very nice! No vending available, but he has containers of ice in the lobby. Good location, 20 minutes from Anchorage, 5 minutes to see Belugas, close to Girdwood, Wildlife Conservation Refuge, on the way to Seward.