Not recommended. Food sucks. Service is terrible. Rooms are cold. Not much to see or do.read more

My friend was here for the better part of a week. Accommodations were poor, at best. Food was sub…read morepar. His bowel movements were impacted for about a week. The clientele leaves a lot to be desired as does room service and turndown service. Overall, it works in a pinch but would not generally recommend. No guest wifi. Apparently he was not able to get on Xbox for the duration and has had loose bowels ever since.

This is a review for the DMV location at University Center on Ingra Street…read more I had to renew my Driver's License, and decided I'd go all fancy and get a Real ID, so I checked their website to see what documents I'd need, and that's where I discovered you could make an appointment. I didn't know if having an appointment would get me seen any faster, and the next available appointment was 3 days from when I booked, but that's ok, as my license doesn't expire until end of March. The emailed instructions said to check in at the information desk, or one of the kiosks. I put in my phone number as instructed in the email, and it printed out a ticket number. I rolled my eyes aggressively at it, thinking "I could have just gotten a ticket number from the regular machine" HOWEVER, the actual second the ticket was printing out, my number was actually being called at the booth. And I also got a text message too. I go to the desk, and Shiela/Sheila was super helpful. I had an eye test, I had to answer a couple of questions, provide some documents as proof of where I live, and my Legal Permanent Resident card, and that's about all she needed, despite the fact that their website told me I'd need to bring Birth Certificate, proof of name changes etc. I in fact had a big fat envelope full of stuff, "just in case" I'd rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. I paid my $40 and got a receipt, I think that's pretty good for Real ID. I was then directed to desk number 1 for a picture. The lady at desk number 1 was also very helpful and sweet, and she had an awesome sleeve. She checked my receipt, took my picture, even told me it was an awesome picture (I appreciate the kindness) and printed my temporary license telling me my full license card would be mailed and I'd have it in 2-3 weeks. All in all a painless experience, compared to previous visits where I've waited a very long time. Even this office seems a lot cleaner, airier, just more pleasant all round. I think back when I passed my drivers test, I took it over at the old location by Spenard. Anyway, so yeah, in and out in 15 minutes, I don't think you could beat that, so I recommend making an appointment for sure.

I sat here for 2 hours 2 hours until my number got called and after 2 hours they asked me to come…read moreback for a later day the state of Alaska has the worst DMV of all 50 states.

I have been contacting the child support services and they are sending my money to somebody else…read moreand her father has been using her Social Security for means that he is not helping take care of his child for and they have been sending my information to somebody else- I look for work and I do this on my own without any help from her family who is abusive and narcissistic. I called the office and they are just rude and lie about who they sent my kids money to.

She was professional and good at her job. She went up and beyond her job…read more Thank you . The IRS was secure by two security guards.

Went in for a background check required for employment. Staff were professional and helpful…read more Service was quick. Cost is $20 (no debit or credit card), and you need two forms of ID. Walk-ins only (no appts). Mondays-Fridays 8:15-4:00. Lots of parking available.

Hello, my old friend in blue. Look, it's hard not laugh sometimes - but honestly? Thank you. For…read morenights when sirens slice through silence because someone else's bad night became yours. For hauling folks off sidewalks not because you enjoy it, but because someone's grandma can't step over them to get groceries tomorrow. Yeah, brass weighs heavy, but heavier's what you carry when that call comes in and everyone's filming instead of helping. This generation? We're quick to boo cops louder than burglars, then DM you for directions home. Nostalgic hits me too - used to be Officer Friendly waved from the corner store. Now you're trending when shots fired, buried when the story's old. Still... you show up. Priceless doesn't cut it.

I have my reports online that have been denied. They said to call an officer and talk to them. I…read moretalked to them they said to do the report and then I go in and I make the report and then it gets denied.- So who do I turn to about anything that's going on and they're all sending me in circles the court the officers in the office online- nothing's working. They have it documented

These guys in the Wasilla Army Recruiting station know what they're doing. A great group of guys…read morethat make you fell welcome and more than just a number on a quota. Any questions you have they will answer with a knowledgeable response and will stop at nothing to get you what you need. They do everything they can to make the enlistment process easy and understandable. I'd definitely recommend this station to my piers.

From the owner: Over 150 jobs to start your career. Find what's right for you.read more