Cottages in Anchorage

'Good place to unwind and relax. Good water pressure. Small but adequate.'

'A little quirky (read the brochure about how it was lumberjack housing and survived the earthquake of 1964) but has everything you need for one or two people. Really enjoyed my stay. :) Great location -- Jackie's Place is great for breakfast just a couple blocks away. Spenard Roadhouse, Bear Tooth, and Chilkoot Charlie's also easy walking distance. When I was there in May there was even a Farmer's Market nearby on Saturday. Hope to stay here again!'

'The cabin was cozy and welcoming. Even with the other cabins near by, we never heard other guest. The property was completely fenced in other than the entrance which was nice to be able to take our dog out and sit by the fire pit area. (We didn’t have a fire, but they had everything you would need In order to). Will definitely stay again.'

'Cute, quiet and clean. Very convenient location'

'Everything was so well done! All of the amenities were five star!'

'Quiet, very clean and well equipped with supplies. Large rooms. Could not work tv-when called local contact was "I don't know" even though apple tv-the only channel that we could get was linked to her log in. Could not select any other channels except through her apple device,'

'Very nice accommodations. Clean and comfortable. The host is awesome and very attentive. Would recommend and stay again!! Loved it!'

'Clean, comfortable and well-appointed units. Close to restaurants and the resort! Would totally stay again. Friendly and welcoming hosts!'

'Worked perfectly for my husband and I absolutely a pleasant experience!'

'Excellent time . Close to everything and the Host was wonderful . We called about Internet we unplugged and prompt service was given to fix the problem . I reccomend this place to anyone '

'Yes, this is the place to enjoy your stay around Anchorage. Close to everything without the noise. Only advice is to make sure you have a SUV or something with good clearance as roads leading to property are more rural.'