This place had wonderful customer service. Making a reservation was easy. The Alta House Chalet was…read morecozy and easily accommodates 4 to 6 adults. This place was complete with kitchen, hot tub in the back deck, and bbq. I would rate this 5 stars however it was hard to get sleep due to there being no blinds on the first story windows and felt the tub needed a little TLC. I would recommend this for a couple or small family looking to spend some time in Girdwood. Totally worth the price especially since it's like a small home and within walking distance to Alyeska (about two miles)

This place is highly recommended for those looking at a vacation in Girdwood. Located near the…read moreAlyeska Resort, the Alta houses are also conveniently located near several stores and restaurants while still maintaining a wonderful feeling of seclusion. We stayed at the Alta House Chalet, which had a hot tub and a wonderful view of the woods. The house has a fully stocked kitchen as well as a washer and a dryer. The bed was very comfy and the place was spacious.

WORST HOTEL IN ALASKA. I rather be caught dead in the streets down town outside the Sheraton,…read morerather than in this terrible service of an establishment... If you even call it an establishment. They keep trying to bring me towels when I say "no thank you please no thank you" they just leave the door unlocked and walk away leaving me barn door wide open while I'm asleep door not even halfway locked. Their fucking insane for doing that to me. When I have been out here more than 5 nights now and they still can't even seem to do their jobs correctly no matter how long you stay here. It's absolute disregard for the customer just for the job entitlement. And they cant even give me my 20 nights stay money back pre-deposited even though they keep on accusing me of smoking marijuana although I do own a medical marijuana card I'm not even smoking any weed honest to God. And I just wanted to go to the Ramada inn way nicer hotel across the street from the government hill bridge. I can't even get my deposit back to go to the Ramada inn. For my 20 nights stay booked in advance at the bird Creek motel inn. I just wanted to stay in room # seven or nine. Where previously was a couple of nights ago, Before the cleaning lady lost her mind and accused me of smoking weed as another false accusation. I'm being held hostage in a different room now unable to get my money back and I do want to be in this room anymore.

Nothing fancy, but very clean... Convenient and well priced for the area... We had to be Anchorage…read moreearly us a bunch plus a sweet little drive...

I love Girdwood Suite Retreat!…read more For years, friends and I had women's getaways at Suite Retreat and loved them. There's a house for rental per night (I believe a two-night minimum), a hot tub under a gazebo outside, and a separate cabin w/loft. Prices are good for quality, you're close to the lifts and Alyeska Resort, but still in a private, comfortable location. The place is always clean, we've never had booking complications (they do fill their booking slots but they've never double-booked us or had any issues), the property is spacious, and overall Girdwood Suite Retreat has always been an excellent experience.

We had a group of 14 ppl stay here. First night of our trip, 2 of us stayed in the room on the…read moreside. Clean room, bathroom, & kitchen. Cozy & comfy. On the last of our trip, we stayed in the main house with the bunk beds. In our room it was easy to access the bunk beds via the ladders. 2nd room, did not have ladders but a chair to get on the top bunks - difficult to do.

Great place! Traveled with some friends from CA who stayed at Aleyska Resort. It was very clean,…read moreextremely comfortable, and very safe. I would completely recommend it! Thanks for a safe nice place to rest my head after a long day.

GORGEOUS National Park campground. When people imagine camping, this is probably what most people…read morethink of. These campsites are all of a gracious size and some of them have spectacular views of Porcupine Creek in Resurrection Bay. Be sure to make reservations (online or over the phone) ahead of time or you will probably not get a spot and end up and the Seaview RV Park instead. Porcupine Campground is nicely wooded and many of the spots give a real sense of privacy which is surprisingly hard to find in a lot of campgrounds in South Central Alaska. They seem to think that since the state is so big we must all like to be crammed together like sardines (safety in numbers?) Thankfully, Porcupine Campground allows plenty of room so you can stretch out and relax. Tent spots are $15 per night, plus a $9 booking fee if you book ahead. Pay the booking fee or take a HUGE chance there won't be any spots for you. You can check online first before you take the drive if you don't have a reservation.

I like this campground if I want to stay close to Anchorage because it has typical amenities. It is…read moreclose to a great trail, views of the inlet, camp area with a fire pit and picnic table, and there is bathrooms and water if needed. I like to camp on the spots to the right so I can have a view of the inlet, but a lot of the camp spaces are decently situated to feel private enough from the next camper. There is a camp host in the summer that will sell wood and collect camp fees. Will come to camp again.

Had the pleasure of staying at Alyeska Mountainside B&B. Jodie and Garh were very friendly and did…read moreeverything they could to make our stay memorable. The accommodation is very clean and spacious with everything in it you need. It is within walking distance of the town and the hotel. Have booked to go back next year. Judith and Chris from Australia

I have a lot to say about this campground, but I just want to write a quick review for the time…read morebeing. Porcupine Campground in Hope is my favorite, but Trail River is a very close second. It has all the things I love - outstanding views of the mountains; tons of trees; relatively private, large sites that can accommodate RV's; not one but two impressive bodies of water; plenty of places to explore and NO CELL SERVICE. The campground is in the middle of nowhere (Crown Point, which essentially doesn't exist since it doesn't have a zip code.) It's at mile 24.2 of the Seward Highway, about halfway between Moose Pass and Seward. GPS coordinates are GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude): 60.41472, -149.38028 60°24'53"N, 149°22'49"W This is a huge campground with about 80 sites on 3 loops. But even so, reservations on summer weekends are pretty much a necessity. Sites are $18 a day. Make reservations here: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/trail-river/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&parkId=70678 The best campsites are on Kenai Lake (see my close up shots of the map), almost all of which are tent-only sites. Only 2 RV sites are on Kenai Lake, #72 and 70. 73 is also near the lake. Ironically, none of the campsites are on the Trail River. You have to drive, bike or walk down the Trail River access road a little ways to view the MAGNIFICENT river, which is in my opinion, more beautiful than the Kenai and Russian Rivers. The plants here are really interesting. And I heard more bird song than I've heard anywhere else I've camped. I awoke every morning to the most beautiful sounds. Really I want to write so much more about how awesome Trail River is, but I'm tired from camping. LOL If you have any questions, PM me.

We decided to go camping last minute with the kids on a Friday after work. We packed up and started…read moredriving, not knowing where we would camp. We drove by two others and found Trail River Campground, found a spot that wasn't reserved, and set up camp. It was spacious and clean with all things ready--fire pit, table, and tent space. For a last-minute camp trip, it worked out great, and we had fun. We would visit again and recommend to others.

Stayed at campground and enjoyed fishing and the sea view restaurant...very true Alaska (2023)read more

The Seaview Cafe happens to own most of downtown Hope where everyone fishes, and as such, they've…read moregot all the most centrally located campsites for tents, RV's and cabins. If you want to be on top of the fish in Hope and right on the river, then Seaview campsites are what you want. These campsites have ZERO privacy except for seagrass. The tent campsites also aren't really marked very well, so it's pretty much a free for all. The RV hookup spots are clearly marked, but those spots are uglier than hell to be honest. There area FEW tent campsites that are actually cute and have trees, but that's only maybe 3 or 4 of them. Most of them are right on the inlet, depending on which direction you're facing you have a beautiful view of inlet and nature OR alternately you can have a few of cruddy portapotties and RV's. This is definitely a PARTYING campground and not the best locale for people who want solitude. Since the campground is right there in town, the live music from the restaurants reverberates through whole area, which creates a real festive atmosphere. The port a pots at the campground are an absolute nightmare, but the Hope public restroom is a short walk and worth walking to. No showers, so welcome to stinkdom! The Seaview is some of the most inexpensive camping I've seen anywhere in Alaska, so if you're on a budget, this is your spot. Tent spots are only 6 bucks! RV spots are $20 with electric or $15 without. Serious bargain!