This stop was part of our cruise excursion. Was very organized, and the employees were welcoming,…read moreenthusiastic, and informative. We were here in early June and sadly there weren't many flowers yet, but we enjoyed the mini tram ride that took us into and through the forest & gardens. The views were spectacular, and we were fortunate to have beautiful weather as the day was warm and sunny.

We did not enjoy our visit. The guide, who seemed like a nice guy, spoke with an extremely…read moreexaggerated Southern drawl. We only understood every 4th to 5th word. It seems like a fascinating place but not being able to understand our guide ruined it for us. We were with a group of 42 people and everyone else had the same problem. I wrote a very polite email to them about this and they never responded.

We had a party of 12! The service was fabulous, very attentive waitstaff, the appetizers and main…read morecourses left everyone smiling with lots of leftovers! Food was delicious! Thank you for a great time Asiana Gardens!

I love going there. The food is fine (and good for Juneau). The serving ladies don't care what size…read more(or age) of the group you bring in and are extremely efficient. Lots of Korean waving cats and red/gold decorations.

If you're visiting Juneau, the hike to Mendenhall Glacier and Nugget Falls is an absolute must. The…read moreviews are breathtaking from start to finish, and seeing the glacier up close with Nugget Falls cascading beside it is something you won't forget. Money-saving tip: Skip the expensive excursions and take the Juneau Capital Transit bus from downtown to Dredge Lake Rd., which is the closest bus stop to Mendenhall. From there, it's about a 1.7-mile walk to the Visitor Center, followed by an easy 1.5-mile hike to Nugget Falls. The trail is well maintained and suitable for most people. The bus costs just $2 each way. Be sure to bring exact change or download the Token Transit app from the App Store to pay your fare. The bus system was easy to navigate, and we had no trouble figuring it out. In my opinion, this is one of the best values in Juneau. You get the same incredible glacier views and unforgettable experience that many people pay hundreds of dollars for on organized excursions. If you're comfortable walking a few miles, this is absolutely the way to do it!

Very accessible Visitor Center with views of the Glacier just a short distance from the bus and…read moreshuttle drop off location. Visitor center has an elevator to the 2nd floor that provides insight, views, and toilets. If in Juneau via a cruise ship you can access the park via both shore excursions and tour operators. No real complications on May 5, on that clear dry day, though 5 cruise ships were in port making the park entrance busy with both tourists and transports. It was a nice way to see a glacier, but the initial park area was crowded, so do not expect to escape from the bustle of tourists unless you explore deeper into the park.

Poor customer service!!!!! Items mislabe and refused to honor. Manager could not care less about…read morekeeping customer. treated customer like crap

Knowledgeable staff, and inventory well-tuned to the needs of the community. Lots of building…read moresupplies in back and gardening supplies to the side.

We stayed here for our five year anniversary and it was spectacular! Yes, it is in a residential…read morearea, but it was quiet, quaint, and honestly, its not like when you're in Alaska that you're going to be hanging out in your room all day! The owners were extremely attentive of every little detail, places to eat, local hiking trails, cruise ship schedules (believe me, those come in handy!), local grocery stores and even fun, local events. Breakfast were great, and there were even little snacks for midnight munchies. There are two hot tubs outside, under towering trees that overlook a pond (notice it says Pearson's Pond) and beautiful gardens to relax in. The rooms were beautiful, comfortable, and inviting without a "old" feel that some B&B's have. Cushy robes and slippers to hang out in, and a feather bed. They even had swimsuits to borrow if you forgot yours! You can tell the owners really care about your stay and are willing to go above and beyond. Bottom Line: you are paying for a beautiful room, attentiveness by the owners, and personalized care for every aspect that might arise on your trip. If you are looking to enjoy a beautiful trip to Alaska without having to worry abut silly details, this is the place!

Pearsons Pond is a nice little b&b located about 10 miles outside of downtown Juneau…read more Pros: nice property - it is, in fact, located on a pond with nice hot tubs overlooking it. The owners are great! Very attentive and extremely helpful in planning day trips. The rooms are spacious. There are plenty of snacks and they have wine out all the time and its actually decent not the free swill you find in most places (note I am a bit if a wine snob) Cons: I agree the bathrooms are a but cramped. I sprung for a room with a fireplace and was a bit disappointed as it is kind of a cheap fireplace heater. Breakfast is good but it kind if starts late 8:30 and we missed it 3 out of 5 days. They do have continental options but they are much more limited.

Maria was much more than just a taxi driver--she was an outstanding ambassador for Juneau! During…read morethe ride, she shared fascinating stories about the city's history, how she got there, local landmarks, and life in Alaska. Her knowledge and enthusiasm turned what could have been an ordinary taxi ride into one of the highlights of our visit. She was friendly, professional, punctual, and made us feel welcome from the moment we got in the car. The vehicle was clean and comfortable, and she made sure we arrived safely and on time while pointing out places we otherwise would have missed. If you're visiting Juneau, I highly recommend requesting Maria if you have the chance. You'll get reliable transportation along with an enjoyable mini-tour from someone who truly loves her city.

Maria the owner was fantastic! Such great communication and trip, she picked us up from the…read moreMendenhall Glacier. She stopped for us at the giant whale statue, and then gave us a quick tour of the capital before dropping us back in town. Also directed us to the best local stores for shopping. We'd call her for a ride anytime we're back in Juneau!

Miss Scarlett's flower service is the best ever. Her flowers are always fresh and beautiful. I…read morehave been sending my daughter flowers from Miss Scarlett every year on her birthday for many years. Thank you for your great service. Beth Herron

Miss Scarlett's is the best. Tamar always makes amazing beautiful arrangements of flowers and…read moregreenery -- both traditional and creative. It is quite enjoyable to work with someone so knowledgable and inspired by their craft. The delivery service -- you can count on it.

This cool little shop is just steps from the new whale statue at the end of the sea walk. Don't…read moremiss it if you visit the whale! Situated under the Juneau Hotel and sharing a parking lot with Fish & Game and the Dept of Labor, this shop is chock full of treasures. Consignments pour in from locals who are well traveled and the shop owners (artists) fill the shelves with beautiful, unique, quirky things. Vintage goods, fine china, lamps, rugs, whale related decor, table linens, gifts for baby, and Alaskan collectibles are just some of the things you'll find. Added bonus: a little shop dog named Beau is almost always there to greet you!

Love this place.... for quirky, fairly priced boohoo, retro, antique consignment and always…read moreinteresting items. They also carry new items. Theresa and her staff ( along with their little pouch) are very welcoming. It opens at 12 noon.