Top Hotels Near Chester Creek Greenbelt Park in Anchorage from NZ$182

"Front desk clerk yelled at me when I asked to repeat what she said. We asked if there was a bathroom on that level. She barked “no”. It was a long drive and it took a long time to check in. The door to our room was wide open and blocked by dirty towels when we got there. Parking was easy. Bathroom was old and strange shaped but clean. "

"Great location, in the middle of downtown. Very clean, friendly staff. A draw back is the distance from the front desk. The room can easily be located almost a quarter mile from the front desk."

"The room was not clean. There was vomit in the sink, and the room smelled. We got transferred to another room, and there was hair everywhere. The pictures were deceiving . The rooms are extremely small. There are drug addicts everywhere. I didn’t stick around to see what they had for breakfast. I didn’t want to eat somewhere where it was so dirty. The front desk clerk was dirty. She looked disheveled, and didn’t have pride in herself. I wouldn’t recommend anyone to stay there. I wanted to sleep in my car and get a refund . "

"The overall rating is Good. New Capet being installed in rooms and hallways at the time of my stay. This improvement was good. Bathroom and shower well kept. Refrigerator in room a bit noisy. But the neighborhood is relatively quiet. No trains or close highways. A good choice for the price."

"Hotel is poorly maintained for what it’s known for. It’s more like a motel type of thing compared to the high bars that the name already sets. The room was clean though"

"The place was clean and comfortable. The only thing we didn’t like was the shower didn’t have much pressure and there were no toiletries or hair dryer in the bathroom. We appreciated the extra blankets and we had a good nights sleep! Only stayed one night. "

"For the cost this was a perfect place to stay after my cruise. The bed was more comfortable than the one on the ship! Staff was friendly and the shuttle got me everywhere I needed to go! I would stay again."

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