The Alaskan Hotel

Located in Downtown Juneau, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Alaska State Capitol, Juneau-Douglas City Museum, and Mount Roberts Tramway. St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church and Juneau Arts and Humanities Council are also within 10 minutes.

A sign frequently placed outside this historic bar reads: "Have an Alaskan with an Alaskan at the Alaskan," referring to the locally made beer, the clientele, and the bar itself. And it's true that this triple convergence can be found here any night of the week—the bar always has at least one type of Alaskan Brewing Company beer on tap, and the crowd is primarily local, even in summer. On the...

This historic 1913 hotel in the heart of downtown Juneau sits over the popular bar of the same name; be prepared for noise Thursday through Saturday nights when bands are playing. Ask staff for a less noisy room on the northeast side. The older but well-maintained Queen Anne-style guest rooms ramble across three floors and include pedestal sinks, old-fashioned radiators, bay windows, and a...

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Best Rates in Town Rooms Starting @ $60.00 per night plus Tax Extended Stays with Kitchenettes Newly Renovated to its original Victorian style. Established in 1913 and on the National Register of Historic Places, the Alaskan Hotel of Juneau, Alaska offers a unique lodging experience unlike any other. The Alaskan Hotel was built at the beginning of the 20th Century as a result of Alaska becoming...