Alyeska Resort

We were somewhat disappointed. We had a really nice, spacious, and comfortable room but felt the whole experience was overpriced. It was raining when we arrived. We had our luggage taken to our room and I was informed about parking. The lot near the hotel is very small and can handle only a small portion of guests. The other parking areas, quite large, are a good walk from the hotel, especially in the rain. We had dinner at Seven Glaciers, and our server was exceptional. Sadly, the food was mediocre. The main entree was Halibut and Filet Mignon. The Halibut was a little dry, chewy, and not flaky. The Filet Mignon was the thinnest we've ever had, about a half-inch thick. Our overall stay was excellent but definitely overpriced, especially dinner.

Did not like room assignment of room 456. It was too far from elevator. Also room is cold at 67. Tried to increase heat to 77 but it went down to 65.

Beautiful location and great staff. Plenty of on-site restaurants.

View, clean room, swimming pool

Look, if you're here for the skiing - I can kind of get it. We weren't; it was October. And I felt ashamed for having picked this place for my family on a quick Alaska trip. There were positives - the pool was nice; the restaurants seemed somewhat more updated; some effort was put into some parts of the property. But - I can't remember the last time I stayed at a hotel that was this dated in the room. It was kept quite clean (ie, the bathtub was pure white), but the dated decor, scruffed-up furniture and walls, the lack of outlets, the elevators that smelled, the weird push-button lights...it's just depressing? My mattress literally felt like it was collapsing; it was impossible to sleep well. And as someone who stays in a lot of hotels...I'm not that picky (i thought). My wife compared it to a Chinese state hotel of 15, 20 years ago (which similarly, were a product of the 90s...as it seems like this place was too). I had some flashbacks of Japan maybe 10 years ago as well - that same keeping things well past their prime, though maintaining well. But - in America for this price? I just can't justify it. Drive back to Anchorage, stay in a guesthouse in Girdwood, camp maybe... As an owner, I just don't know how you can wait this long to rennovate rooms. It's insulting to the guests.

beautiful hotel/resort - i would suggest they do a better job of communicating - the ski lift was closed the 2 days we were there, apparently their yearly maintenance but no notice was given at time of my reservation - half of the shops/restuauant were closed as well, also without any alert given

The grounds were immaculate, restaurants

Room fridge loud buzzing sound. We unplugged at night. Staff did offer to replace the fridge 2 nights in, but we didn't care to deal with it 8:30 p.m.

Great place for activities. Hotel was mice, but some issues with tv and and bathroom drain were experienced.

The mountain view was stunning, the hiking paths beautiful. We enjoyed our stay, especially the tram ride up to the restaurant and the pool and workout room 3rd floor. The cost was really high, so we did not eat dinner we had a drink then found our own food. The concierge was helpful, as was the front desk. We would not have been there for one night if it was not for expedia same-day booking with a discount that made it a bit less expensive. I would not pay full price to stay or eat at Alyeska, too $$$.