Alaska’s largest and most important city. Unless
you are just cruising along the Inside Passage you will certainly end
up spending at least a couple of days here. Most internal flights route
through Anchorage, which means returning here often more than once. The
good news is that it is a city worth returning to. There are a number
of interesting ethnographical museums, plenty of parks and green spaces,
interesting markets and a friendly feel that you would not normally expect
from a principal city. Hiking trails leave the city and go up into the
surrounding mountains, where the views of Anchorage and Mount McKinley
are superb.
Properties
Millennium Hotel
The Millennium Hotel is located just outside of Anchorage
on the shores of Lake Spenard. The world’s largest float plane
base, Lake Spenard is a constant hive of activity. Behind the hotel,
the mountains soon start to rise, making the surrounding scenery superb.
The property has 248 guest rooms; there is a health club, steam room
and sauna. The hotel has a good restaurant along with a comfortable lounge
complete with log burning fire. There is a complementary shuttle service
into Anchorage; alternatively the hotel has its own private float plane
dock allowing you to fly further afield.
Call us to discuss your requirements on 01242 890555
A true wilderness destination; visit the island of Kodiak to see
North America’s largest Brown Bears, take to the trails in Denali
for a great view of mighty Mount McKinley; or watch the marine life amongst spectacular scenery from a coastal cruise vessel.
