The friendly staff gives Juneau International Hostel a reputation as a home away from home. Spend the evening swapping travel stories with people from all over the world. The first gold rush brought thousands of prospectors to Juneau, turning an area of mountains, forested valleys, and flatlands into the boom town that is now Alaska's capital. Examine the exhibits on native Alaskans, Russian settlements and mining at the Alaska State Museum. Enjoy plays given by the acclaimed Perseverance Theatre; Juneau Symphony concerts; and the annual Alaska Folk Festival! Hike trails beginning right outside the hostel's front door! The Mendenhall Glacier is a must as well as the luscious salmon bakes. Winter brings downhill and cross country skiing and ice skating.
The Juneau International Hostel is located in an historic home and is therefore a home away from home. It is alcohol and drug free. No shoes are worn inside the hostel. No pets allowed. Everyone is asked to do a small chore in order to keep the hostel clean and to keep costs low. It is located six blocks from the waterfront, four blocks from the Capitol Bldg., and is near the beginning of several popular Juneau trails. The hostel has laundry facilities, bike rack and is handicap accessible.
We do take reservations online through our website
Juneau International Hostel, Juneau
13 Reviews
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One of my favorite hostels
I stay here whenever I'm passing through Juneau, it is clean, comfortable, homey.
The staff are friendly and helpful. Be prepared to do a small, simple "chore" as part of your experience, but it's never difficult. Enjoy!
Susan
2014-05-14
Age 57 | USA
good
It is a nice place at a great location, the only drawback is the leave the house at 9 am - return at 5 pm policy.
Thomas
2013-12-11
Age 50 | Germany
Exactly what was expected
For $12 a night I got a bed, sheets, towel & shower. It was no different than the dorm rooms in college. A quick chore was a simple price to pay for cheap, convenient and comfortable accommodations. I would suggest bringing your own towel, sleeping bag and pillow if you have the chance.
Jill
2012-04-30
American
Only game in town
I stayed here last summer for a few days and for the price and considering it's the only hostel in Juneau (that I know of) I thought it was really great. The staff is super friendly -- made good friends with the night manager; a cool guy really knowledgeable about hikes in the area. You do get assigned a chore but, they're simple and helps keep the place really clean. Really big kitchen, washer and dryer (helpful when to dry your clothes when it rains all the time!), Good common area. Lots of cool and interesting people to meet. beware that there are families with kids that stay here sometimes. kinda different and no alcohol allowed (technically!). Tons of great hikes within a short walk. There is a lockout but if you're into the outdoor thing, lots and lots to keep you occupied. Too much rain? Head down to the waterfront public library and read magazines. pretty cozy when you want a rest!
Kelbo
2007-09-08
USA
This place is $10 ($12 if paid with credit card) per night with free linens, towel, internet, and coffee in the morning. This is not a party place but most of the people staying there arrives in transit from ferry rides or trails hikes so this is probably on purpose. There is luggage storage at the back of the building so that if arriving during the lockout hours, you can still enjoy Juneau without carrying all your luggage. The hostel is close to St. Nicholas Orthodox Church and Alaska State Building. The couple managing the hostel lives on premises and is very helpful. There is a board as well so that you may find other travelers to share a cab ride in the early morning to the airport or ferry terminal, otherwise cab to the airport is $20 to $25 and to the ferry terminal $30.
Agnes
2006-08-29
This was a very nice place to stay. The staff was friendly, but not intrusive. The rooms and bathrooms were clean and acceptably furnished. The living room was great, with an awesome view. The kitchen couldn't have been better -- two ranges, even, so several folks could cook at once. The rates are still only $10, half price for children. Given that price, who cares about the lockout? (It is a strict lockout, by the way.) The chores are simple -- folks were asked to do things like wiping out the microwave or wiping down the counter, vaccum one room, sweep one room. Five minutes, tops, for most of these. Laundry facilities were available and we appreciated the free detergent, too. For those to whom it matters, there is an absolutly unwavering rule about alcohol on the property. None. Period. End of discussion. If you are looking for a party, this is not the place.
Froggy
2006-06-04
I visited Juneau in June 2005. The hostel was clean, beds were comfortable and the staff were friendly. The bad part about this hostel is indeed the lockout and the chores, but the chores are easy and with that many trails around, who cares that you have to leave the hostel early!!
Kitty
2005-11-19
The hostel is conveniently located in downtown Juneau in a quiet enough area. It's very clean with free Internet access and the nightly rates are a steal. That's the good news. The bad news is that there is a chore requirement and an all-day lock out. The chore itself is easy to do and won't take five minutes, just be prepared for the condescending attitude of the staff.
Pat
2005-08-16
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Address: 614 Harris Street, Juneau, Alaska, USA
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www.juneauhostel.net
Phone Number:
+1 (907) 586-9559
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Facilities and Amenities
Digital Nomads
Family-Friendly Hostel
Solo Traveller
Bedsheets
Lockers in Lobby
Luggage Storage
Towels
Wi-Fi in Lobby/Commons
Book Collection/Exchange
Clothes Dryer
Concierge/Info Desk
Entirely Non-Smoking
Hot Showers
Kitchen
Laundry
Lounge Area
Wheelchair Accessible
Airport Pickup
Credit Card Payments
Lockers in Rooms
Parking
Service Animals
Pet-Friendly
Genders: Males & Females
Min. Age with Parent (dorms): All Ages
Min. Age without Parent: 18
Checkout: 09:00 (9 AM)
Lockout: 9 am to 5 pm
Maximum Stay: 5 nights
Minimum Stay: 1 night
Open Dates: All year except two weeks over Christmas/New Year
Reception Hours: Summer: 8 AM - 9 AM & 5 PM - 11PM, Winter: 8 AM - 9 AM & 5 PM - 10:30 PM
Size: Medium (30-60 beds)
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