Stayed here for 2 nights at the end of May. Was Memorial Weekend. However very quiet. I do not think they were full. We arrived around 2 and our room was ready. The room was clean and the carpet, bedspreads and furnishing were new. The first morning we had to drive to Whittier for a day boat tour. It was... more

Very nice! more

We stayed at this hotel for a couple of nights in May 2008 and we liked it very much. First I wasn’t sure if we should stay here on our first night in Alaska since it’s 40 miles from Anchorage and I thought that we would be too tired to drive there after our long flight. I’m happy that I... more

We stayed for two nights in June and couldn't have been more pleased with the resort and the people. We arrived around 10:30 in the morning and went to the front desk with the idea of leaving our luggage while we explored Girdwood. We were pleasantly surprised that a room was available and we were able to check in immediately.... more

Staying here was the best part of my visit to Alaska. The view from 7 Glaciers Restaurant was incredible. Our iternary planner had booked us one night, but everything was so nice we came back for another night. The beds and pillows are so comfortable and both rooms we stayed in had a beautiful view of the mountains. Very clean... more

Paid $378.48 for a room with double beds (6/25/08). What a disappointment. 1) Room Service (turndown) threw everything that was on the bed, onto the floor. Found some items under the bed. 2) 5:00am Chainsaw motor running outside by the ski lift 3) 6:30am wakeup call came at 6:43, when I called to notify them of this, they claimed that... more

Girdwood is beautiful. One would imagine that staying in a huge resort hotel in this area would be heavenly. And, indeed, the natural setting among glaciers, mountains, and trees in the summertime would permit a guest to forgive the blips, errors, and mis-steps of this montrosity of a hotel. But there is really no excuse for poor service, ill-trained staff,... more

If you are a typical Alaskan tourist, your hotel is a crash pad, the real point is outside your door. We arrive late, on the way from Denali to Homer and just need lodging for one night. Don't take me wrong, the hotel is first class ( my wife did find it a bit dirty). No continental breakfast ( hey,... more

We brought a 3 family group of 10 to the Alyeska Hotel in Girdwood for spring break. The service at the hotel was excellent - from the smiling and personable housekeeping staff to the wait staff and desk staff , valets, and ski school and ski shop personnel. From the moment we made our complex reservations of adjacent rooms for... more