Amenities
Comprising three towers, Hotel Captain Cook is located approximately three blocks east of the scenic Tony Knowles Coastal Trail along Cook Inlet and six miles from Anchorage International Airport. This location is also three blocks west of the convention center, four blocks from the 5th Avenue Mall, six blocks from the Anchorage Saturday Market, eight blocks from the Anchorage Museum of History and Art, one mile from the Alaska Railroad, five miles from Lake Hood, and 11 miles from Flat Top Mountain/Chugach State Park. The hotel is owned by the family of Walter Hickel, former governor of Alaska and US Secretary of the Interior. Hotel amenities include the Captain Cook Athletic Club & Spa (with swimming pool, sauna, racquetball court, and massage treatments), beauty salon, 24-hour business center, and 14 lobby shops (including clothing, jewelry, and art). Crow's Nest Restaurant, on the 20th floor, offers views of the city, mountains, and Cook Inlet, as well as sophisticated New American cuisine. Guests may also dine at Fletcher's (with seafood and Italian fare), Whale's Tail (with specialty coffees and pastries), and the Pantry (a casual cafe). Room service is available 24 hours. All rooms feature premium linens, feather duvets, wooden headboards, Gilchrist & Soames toiletries from London, bathrobes, hairdryers, irons and ironing boards, complimentary wireless Internet access, TV Internet access, multi-line phones, voicemail, evening turndown service, mini-fridges, satellite TV, and in-room movies and video games.
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I just realized I wrote the most boring, innocuous review for Fletcher's FTR. Blasphemy. For those of you who would like to read about the cuisine of...
Is it lame that I'm sitting here, eating dinner, and writing a review at the same time? Yes? Oh well, I'm sure it's also rude but I don't care about that,...
They say everything happens for a reason....... This was a last resort for us one night as we were staying at the Cook for our anniversary. We had...
Capt. Cook
I usually come up to Anchorage on my way to someplace else to fish, so I usually stay somewhere cheap. But this time, I took my fiancee, so I s...
So much fun for a weekend reunion with friends!
We live in Anchorage and do not have a need to stay in the hotels very often but when we had several friends come to town for New Year's Eve we...
Very nice place to stay
I stayed at this hotel for over a week in 2007. The decorations are a bit dark for my taste, but the hotel staff were very helpful and the rest...
Try somewhere else
My friend and I travelled to Anchorage from Ireland on our way to a remote fishing lodge in south west Alaska. We stayed at the Captain Cook Ho...
One Night at Captain Cook--very nice
We stayed one night at the very end of August 2008 based on the recommendation of our travel agent. We had a small suite on the 3rd floor. Did ...
beautiful views
Beautiful hotel. Room was very clean. Front desk receptionist was a little out of it and kept forgetting to tell us things. One key card didn't...
Great for the businessman
great place, upscale, valet, etc...excellent referrlas to sports club for the game and to the AMP for businessman special massage! Go to Mings,...
5 Star Hotel
This is an absolutely wonderful hotel with the most fantistic view from the top floor of their restaurant. Spa, Olympic size pool, fabulous gi...
Great Experience
Visited for the first time on Iditarod weekend. Despite it being probably the busiest winter weekend, service was top-notch all around - doorm...
Over rated hotel for the price.
Overpriced rooms with lack luster atmospher. No A/C. The pool was way to small and over chlorinated. The food was okay but not even close two...
Best in Anchorage
This hotel provides all of the service and quality you should expect from a hotel at this level. I travel regularly to Anchorage and this hote...
I can't wait to go back!!!
I loved everything about this hotel food was excellent, very comfortable didn't want to leave I'd definetly go back again but stay longer than ...
Hotel rooms are old, like being in the 70's. Yellows, oranges, wicker, BLAH. Expected nice, upper-class, etc. Shower and bathroom needs to be upgraded, its small. We purchased a junior suite and it was not "sweet". Do not pay the difference for the livingroom, you should have more than what is offered. Food was GREAT! rooom service at anytime was wonderful. Location was great, walking distance to most attractions was nice. Nicer places for the price...try Diamond Hotel...now thats nice (just no dining).
--First and foremost there is no shuttle from the airport!? When one pays close to * per night for a room, one would at least expect a shuttle to and from the airport. --If a room with two beds has been reserved, there are only twin beds available, no queens. --The windows do not block street sounds, light sleepers beware. --After a week stay, one would think one could have found the pool. This reveiwer never did find it. --In a hurry? One remember to leave plenty of time for one's shower. Water pressure is pathetic. --The reviewer does not have children but even she can tell this is not a "kid friendly" hotel. --Morning waitstaff at The Pantry had bad attitudes both mornings the reviewer shelled out * for breakfast. --On the plus side, the hotel is very clean, the food is passable, and the hotel is in a nice location but none of these reasons will get the reviewer to stay at the Hotel Captain Cook again.
Nice hotel, on the first floor. The staff need lessons in hospitality. THE ROOMS HAVE NO AIR CONDITIONING! BEWARE! The windows only open 8 inches, and then only at the bottom. The rooms have a ceiling fan, but it doesn't cool the room down below 80 degrees, even when it is 60 degrees outside. The hall ways are hotter than the rooms, so leaving your door open to create a breeze doesn't work. The shower has a RAIN nozzle, so there's limited water pressure with which to bathe. Bring your own soap--theirs dries out your skin. I'll never stay here again--trust me and save your money--stay at the Hilton.
Captain Cook provides the utmost in service and ambience. Within easy walking distance to town to foot tour. Very clean and comfortable.
Great hotel but no airport shuttle or coffee maker in room. Bath is very small but room is immaculate and beautifully decorated. Great food and service.
The bed was hard and old, no air conditioning, and had to leave the window open. Because the window was open, the outside street noise was loud and could not get a nice sleep in. Food prices was expensive and there was not breakfast buffet. Not recommended.
Captain Cook Hotel by scott b. at InsiderPages
Traveling to Anchorage? This is a great place to stay. Excellent views from many if not all of their rooms. Centered in the heart of Anchora...
Great place to stay by Susan C. at InsiderPages
Only six miles from the airport and close to shops, restaurants, and you can see Cook Inlet and the Chugach mountains from your room. This hote...
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