Historic Hotels & Resorts in Southeast Alaska from NZ$501

"Great spot, plenty of restaurants close enough to walk to. Beautiful area next to the creek, have their own private deck where you can watch the seals and salmon in the creek."

"It was off the main street so it was quiet. Nice restaurant with awesome breakfast burritos. Staff very helpful."

"They really helped us out "

"We had a pleasant stay in this hotel, walking distance to main attractions. Small bathroom that smelled damp."

"Food options were available all day. Not just at breakfast. Bed was comfortable. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Laila dropped us off at a restaurant on her way home so we didn’t have to call a cab. "

"The diner was absolutely perfect. The town does shut down pretty early, so getting a later dinner is not really very easy. The diner stays open until 8pm. The food is really good, and the staff is even better. We ate breakfast there every day of our trip and even had dinner there twice. "

"We enjoyed our stay at the Super 8 by Wyndham in Ketchikan, Alaska. The staff was friendly, courteous, and accommodating. Our room was very clean and comfortable. The bathroom also was clean and had great set up for handicapped persons. The price was reasonable, and you could pay a bit extra for early check in and late check out which helped us a lot."

"Convenient downtown location that allows for easy access to the capitol. Wide spacious room with plenty of space to stretch out. Breakfast is not included, but there is an attached restaurant with plenty of options. Overall, a great location to stay while exploring the downtown Juneau area."

"Easy access from port, and the hotel had a free early morning shuttle to the airport."