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 | Hotel Captain Cook: The Best Hotel in Anchorage
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Without a doubt - The Cook is the finest hotel in Anchorage. 500+ rooms in three towers with all the ammenities. The higher a floor you can get the better the view and the less street noise. The common areas are decorated in muted elegance with dark hardwoods and Captain Cook memoribilia. With 4 restaurants and two bars, you never have to leave the hotel. My favorite spot is Fletchers. Not quite the same since long time bartender and Iditarod musher Bob Ernisse passed away, but still a warm friendly place with great food and a vast liquor and beer selection. Dirk is working most weeknights - be sure to deride the Vikings in his presence ;). The only problem I see is that they know they are the best and the prices they charge in the summer are as stunning as the Hotel. You go from around $105/night in the winter to over $200 during tourist season. And yet the summer is when they are overrun with cruise ship passengers, who all get up at 5 AM excited to start their day. (I know you're happy to be starting your cruise Edith, but do you have to yell down the hall to Margaret at 5 in the morning!!!!) Other issue in the summer is the lack of air conditioning. With global warming summers are actually getting hot some days in Anchorage. All rooms have fans so usually and open window and the fan will take care of the heat. During a recent stay (Jan 09) found they had remodeled all the rooms in Tower Two. Flat screen TVs and tastefullly decorated. Good job Wally! Hotel guests used to be able to use the gym at any hour but now the hours to use for free are restricted to early morning and later in the evening.
Great everything - pool, gym, restaurants, bars, rooms. Gym is large with many treadmills, elipitcal machines, bikes, free weights, nautilus, tanning beds, massages, whirl pool, sauna, and pool. Except for the pool, men have seperate facilities from women which I like. Don't have to keep the belly sucked in all the time. At the top of tower 3 is the Crow's Nest. A wonderful restaurant/bar with fantastic views. The new chef there is doing wonders with the food. Theme: HotelPrice: US$180 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: (907) 276-6000
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 | Hotel Captain Cook: February 2003 -- Best of the Modern Hotels
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 Kaloz's Foot by kaloz The Captain Cook has three towers, and can offer great views, or views of the other towers. It is best to upgrade to a suite, or better still to get one on the secured 17th floor. $15.25 for a taxi from the airport, you will be greeted by a doorman and your luggage will be handled for you. When you check in, the turn down service includes ice in your bucket and bottled water. The room offers great fluffy towels, french milled soap, and big soft robes. If travelling with a family or group, two suites can be booked with one entry.
This picture is from February 2003, and features my foot (haha) Darn those self-timers, can't see what you are shooting. Theme: HotelPrice: US$120-180 » Currency ConverterComparison: most expensivePhone: (907) 276-6000Directions: Downtown
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 | Hotel Captain Cook: Best Hotel in Alaska
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by Oatlad Found out about the Captain Cook when living in the "Bush". Its right downtown, within walking distance of lots of things to do. The Captain Cook has one of the best restaurants in town as well as wonderful fitness accomodations including: a pool, hot tubs, nautilus, free weights, dry sauna, steam room, tanning, and more. The rooms are very nice, many having wonderful views of Cook Inlet, and downtown Anchorage. The rooms have computer access, turndown service, excellent room service, and big comfortable beds. When you compare how much you have to pay to stay at other hotels then add the extra expense and discomfort of driving, and parking when you go downtown it makes sense to stay at the Captain Cook when you go to Anchorage. Theme: HotelPrice: US$80-120 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: (800) 843-1950Directions: Right in the middle of downtown Anchorage.Website: http://www.captaincook.com/ Other Contact: http://www.captaincook.com/reser
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A view that can't be beat. The food is excellent, the service is what you pray for when you arrive in a new city, the accomodations are above average and the beds are firm, but not so that you wake up with a backache. The Anchorage Westward and the Sheffield were very good; but my choice is the Captain Cooke. Theme: Hotel
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