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Anchorage Albergues   "Según lo visto en el canal del recorrido. Recepción al parador más único de Anchorage. Ofrecemos la aislamiento, seguridad y comodidad de permanecer en un hotel (solamente dos o tres..."  "El parador contiene 80 camas rotas en los pequeños dormitorios (no más de 4 camas por dormitorio) y los cuartos privados. Otras instalaciones incluyen la televisión por cable en un..." "Hostels -- worked for us! - I got stranded in ak when a volcano prevented airlines from leaving. I was low on funds and found this hostel. I was very impressed with how nice and helpful the staff was. They sent someone to the airport to pick my roommate and I up. I was traveling with thirty pounds of fish and they found room in their freezer to store it for me. This place is within walking...  "Anchorage seems to make all its money on tourists. Every hotel price I saw was stupidly unreasonable ($175 and up per night). Jason provides a wonderful alternative for those who don't mind sharing a room with others. The facilities more than suffice for a place to lay your head, providing any feature a hotel provides. Beyond that, the hospitality here is amazing. Jason and James are very... "Never Again - Stayed here for one night. well actually only a few hours. Very dirty rooms and amenities with food scraps and dirty dishes left all over the dorm. Several long term residents in the room argued like children all night long. I left at 1a.m. after the guy in the bed next to me started urinating everywhere. Worst hostel experience in six months traveling northern America." …... "This place is great, run by a wonderful Argentinean couple, Sebastian and Marcella, who biked it all the way up from Ushauaia in Argentina to Alaska on $2 a day! They are incredibly friendly and help you with all your questions on travel within the region. We stayed initially in a four-bed dorm that was comfortable and then hitched up a tent in the garden for $10 each. They have free Internet,... "This hostel is very busy. It's in the largest city in Alaska. Make sure, you have reservation, before get there! The good news is, there is no sales tax in Anchorage.
They have two kitchens and four bathrooms. The dorms are a little tight, but ok, and can sleep up to 6 people. The kitchen and dining areas are separated, so you don't have to cook in the crowd. If you need to wash your...(Downtown)  "It is an easy walk to the hostel from the bus stop or a short taxi from the train station. The local free maps, make it easy to show you how to get to the right stree. The location of this hostel is great, however, that is about the only postive. This hostel lost is lustre a long-time ago and it doesn't take long to work out that its Hostel International membership has long since expired.... "This is, by far, the best hostel I have ever stayed in. It is VERY clean and resembles a B & B rather than a hostel except for the dorm room. Andy was very helpful in suggesting things to do. I was there by myself and was not "weirded out" but appreciated the time he took to make suggestions or invite me along to the bar where he was playing at or out for dinner with everyone at the hostel (I... "Lovely place to stay with hosts who are kind and very helpful - This place is the ideal place for travelers on the move or even for those who wish to linger awhile in anchorage. It is always clean and well kept -- and the facilities are good for cooking and relaxation.The hosts here are always accessible and friendly and will go out of their way to make your stay enjoyable. My family had a... "Once I had been there for a week. crack smoking and rather smelly folk as roommates/bunkmates can be irritating. Not the best neighborhood to be in if you are a straight-edge." … "While the hostel itself isn't bad, the area of town it is in is rather dodgy. (I heard gunshots just outside my window.) The staff can be pleasant or downright surly." … "Sucks Big Time - I have never seen...
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