Top Boutique Hotels in Alaska, United States ➠ Starting at 65$/Night

Anchorage Hilton Garden Inn Anchorage Hilton Anchorage Anchorage Downtown Hotel Crowne Plaza Anchorage-Midtown By Ihg Springhill Suites Anchorage University Lake Aviator Hotel Anchorage Historic Anchorage Hotel Sheraton Anchorage Hotel Home2 Suites By Hilton Anchorage/Midtown Dimond Center Hotel Puffin Inn

Best boutique hotels in Alaska

According to guest feedback from the past 12 months

Alaska's Urban Retreats:

Aviator Hotel Anchorage

Charming Historical Stays:

Historic Anchorage Hotel

Family Friendly Comfort:

Home2 Suites By Hilton Anchorage/Midtown

Scenic Lake Views:

Springhill Suites Anchorage University Lake

Convenient Business Hotels:

Crowne Plaza Anchorage-Midtown By Ihg

FAQs about boutique hotels in Alaska

Read these 4 answers to find an amazing lodging in Alaska.

Which boutique hotels in Alaska offer unique views?

The Springhill Suites Anchorage University Lake offers stunning views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Additionally, the Historic Anchorage Hotel features city views that reflect the local charm.

Are there boutique hotels in Alaska suitable for families?

Yes, the Home2 Suites By Hilton Anchorage/Midtown is family-friendly with spacious rooms and amenities like a pool. The Crowne Plaza Anchorage-Midtown By Ihg also accommodates families well with large suites.

Which boutique hotels are best for couples in Alaska?

The Historic Anchorage Hotel offers a romantic atmosphere with a central location. The Hilton Anchorage also provides amenities like a spa, making it ideal for couples.

What are some top-rated boutique hotels in Alaska based on guest reviews?

The Sheraton Anchorage Hotel and the Dimond Center Hotel consistently receive high ratings for their service and comfort. Guests appreciate the cleanliness and location of these hotels.

Essential Insights on Boutique Hotels in Alaska

This guide provides key details on boutique hotels in Alaska, evaluating nine unique properties and offering crucial information for travelers seeking an authentic stay.

Prices typically range from $150 to $400 per night.

There are 9 boutique hotels across Alaska.

Peak travel seasons are summer (June-August) and winter holidays (December-January).

Local taxes/fees add approximately 12% to room rates.

Most properties are within 5 km of major attractions like Glacier Bay and Denali National Park.