ALASKAN HOTEL AND BAR, Juneau

Alaskan Hotel And Bar - Historic Victorian landmark in Downtown Juneau with live folk music and mountain views

Built in 1913, this historic Juneau hotel stands as the oldest operating hotel in Alaska, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Victorian Queen Anne-style building features ornate stringcourse and bay windows in the heart of Downtown Historic District. Alaskan Hotel And Bar offers rooms ranging from 16 to 226 ft^2, equipped with free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, and tea/coffee facilities. Select rooms include private bathrooms, kitchenettes with stovetops, and microwaves, while third-floor accommodations provide quieter spaces away from street activity. The property hosts the annual Alaska Folk Festival in April, drawing 450+ musicians for performances and workshops. The Centennial Hall Convention Center is a 5-minute walk away, while Roberts Tramway sits 0.5 miles from the hotel. Mount Roberts and the boardwalk offer nearby natural attractions, with Juneau International Airport located 9.5 miles from the property.

Pros

Victorian architectural details preserved, including a Louis Constant Tiffany replica created by Bruce Elliot in 1982

Central location within 0.3-0.5 miles of multiple restaurants, attractions, and cultural sites

Hosts week-long folk festival featuring 40+ hours of workshops and multiple performances

Walking distance to Sealaska Heritage, Alaska State Museum, and local art galleries

Cons

No elevator access; rooms accessible by stairs only

9.5 miles distance from Juneau International Airport