The Hotel Captain Cook

Number of floors 20, Hotel

Style of hotel and ambience

Captain James Cook helped define Alaska in the 18th century by mapping its jagged coastline for the first time. Since 1965, the Hotel Captain Cook has defined luxury in Alaska by offering a level of elegance and comfort unparalleled across the state. As Alaska's sole member of the Preferred Hotel Group, the Hotel Captain Cook pays honor to Alaska's storied history by displaying murals and artifacts depicting the voyages of Captain Cook from centuries past, and also embraces the cutting edge of contemporary service, from the heralded Crow's Nest to its legendary wine cellar. Set in downtown Anchorage, the Hotel Captain Cook provides a comfortable launching pad for exploring Alaska's natural wonders, but also makes it tempting to stay put and simply enjoy the panoramic views while indulging in the excellent dining, shopping and Athletic Club.

Reception open

00:00 - 24:00

Reception manned at weekends

00:00 - 24:00

Earliest check-in

15:00

Latest check-out

12:00

Hotel location, surroundings and sights

5.5 miles from Anchorage International 40 miles from Girdwood (Alyeska Ski Resort), 50 miles from Palmer (Matanuska Valley), 48 miles Portage Glacier, 124 miles Seward (Resurrection Bay) 238 miles from Denali National Park - Mt. McKinley Driving Instructions: International Airport Road to Minnesota Drive. Left (North on Minnesota. Continue North on Minnesota until it becomes "I" street. "I" street crosses 6th and 5th Avenue, then turn left on 4th Avenue. Hotel on left., Anchorage, Alaska Fur Rendezvous, Alaska Public Lands Information Center, Anchorage Museum of History and Art, Iditarod Sled Dog Race "The Last Great Race", Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, William A. Egan Civic and Convention Center