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Longliner Lodge & Suites

4.5 (10 reviews)
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Open • Open 24 hours

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“Also, in the face of COVID, this hotel is really quite safe because there are no indoor hallways.”

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Westmark Hotel-Sitka - Room 501

Westmark Hotel-Sitka

(47 reviews)

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Don't let the pictures fool you. I looked at the beds and thought "Oh boy. I'll be ruined for a…read moreweek ". Thankfully it wasn't the mattress, just the awesome bedding. Best view of the harbor. Nicely located. Friendly staff, like all of Sitka, great food. Will be back when we have more time.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but my experience with this hotel -- specifically with the…read moremanager, Nick Lavender -- was upsetting and unacceptable. I left two very expensive items in my room after checkout: a pair of AirPods and a white noise machine. When I realized this, I called the hotel the next day hoping to retrieve them. Instead of showing any concern or willingness to help, Nick was immediately dismissive and defensive. I asked if he could investigate with his housekeeping staff, and he outright refused, saying he "trusts his staff" and doesn't know me, so I must be lying. I explained that I had only been at the hotel and my brother's house -- there was no other possible location where the items could have gone missing -- but he insisted he didn't believe me and made no effort to even pretend to look into it in an investigative manner. When I asked for the owner's contact information to escalate the issue, he refused again and said he wouldn't allow me to "bug him." The complete lack of empathy, accountability, or basic customer service was honestly shocking. I understand that things get left behind sometimes, but the unwillingness to investigate or even acknowledge the possibility of wrongdoing by staff is deeply troubling. I feel violated and disrespected. If you value your belongings and want to be treated with decency, I strongly recommend staying elsewhere.

Eagle Bay Inn - next to the hotel

Eagle Bay Inn

(16 reviews)

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My family and I came here for my brother's graduation from the Alaska Police Academy. It was our…read morefirst time in Alaska and we didn't know what to expect. From the second we arrived the team was incredibly hospitable. They answered all our questions and gave us suggestions on what to do and where to go. They're a small family owned business and you can sense the family while you're there. Two nights prior to our departure we had a family emergency and had to fly home early. When we advised them that sadly we had to leave early, they were more concerned about us and our situation. They kept saying, "Don't worry about a thing, here we don't have problems, just solutions." The cancelled the rest of our stay without penalty, without us even asking. They helped us book a car to head to the airport and wished us well. As someone who works in hospitality for big corporations, I'm constantly told to charge penalties for this and that. So it was refreshing to see a small family owned business not worry about the bottom line and only focused on their guest. My experience here changed how I interacted with my guests when I returned to my place of employment. They reminded me of why I wanted to work in hospitality. I honestly can't wait to come back to visit and I highly recommend staying here.

Everyone was so friendly, but especially miss Vickie! The rooms were clean and the bed was…read morecomfortable. The whole place was quiet and we just had a really great experience there.

Sitka International Hostel - Mixed dorm, upstairs

Sitka International Hostel

(2 reviews)

This hostel has many positives: - friendly staff…read more- fantastic prices (mixed dorm is about 10 TIMES cheaper than a 2-star hotel in town) - solid WiFi - welcoming environment However, a few things keep it from 5-stars: - The hostel is closed from 10am-6pm. This makes logistics very cumbersome if you're traveling with heavy bags. You have to plan your whole day around what you wan to have access to. - The hostel is closed for the night at 11pm. Want to go for a night hike, get into town, and have a burger and a beer? Good luck. I had to run to get back to the hostel before the 11pm lockout. - Getting a reservation is more difficult than it should be. You can't do it on the web. You either have to do it via email or phone. I HIGHLY recommend doing it on the phone. - no real "common area": there's not really a central location to hang out with fellow hostelers. Yep, there are a lot of hoops to jump through if you want to stay here, I'd say they are largely worth jumping through, though.

Sitka was absolutely beautiful and being able to stay at this hostel was such a bonus. It's located…read moreacross from the Sheldon Jackson Campus and was the school's infirmary at one time. The beds are comfortable, the place is clean and the best place to "get your feet wet" at a hostel if you've never stayed in one before. I tried others around Alaska and they were okay but this one was by far the best. Walking to the downtown area is a short distance. The hostel has wireless but if you don't have a computer the library will let you use theirs for up to an hour. Washer and dryers are available as well as a kitchen and breakfast room. Fortunately, I met people from around the world and we all became fast friends. There were some college age hostelers and many over 50. It was a great mix of people and backgrounds. This hostel does not allow drinking or smoking. There is a curfew of 11pm with a lockout during the day and you'll sign up for one chore. No big deal, it just helps them keep the cost down and the cleanliness level up. They are open year round. It was cleaner than the hotel I stayed in over in Ketchikan for a fraction of the price. If you're going to Alaska I highly suggest you make it a point to visit Sitka. If you wish to take the economy route, like I did, this hostel was a great "first" for me! I hope I'll be able to return again in the years ahead.

Longliner Lodge & Suites - hotels - Updated October 2026

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