Nice hotel, beautiful location. Great ski resort. Would have likes a little store or shop for essentials to be open all night. Staff was ok but not overly friendly. If you're looking for a nice hotel in this area this is the only one you'll find. I would definitely go back but if there were any other nice hotels on the area ...I'd have to pass

Nice hotel in a beautiful location, bummer the tram is closed. Super disappointed that the tram was closed with no prior notice. The front desk told me it’s always closed this time of year but when I booked there was nothing published about it. Lame as the tram was the whole reason we stayed here. Pool is warm and nice for kiddos. There is limited food options nearby so we mostly relied on room service, which was prompt and tasty but expensive. The outside grounds were just thawing out but were lovely and had lots of well marked trails. Common areas are well done with a fireplace we enjoyed The room was drafty and we had no control over the temperature in the room, even after speaking with the front desk several times.

Excellent hiking the resort right by the hotel. Well planned hike trails. Perfect to visit when it’s not winter. Clean rooms, comfortable beds. Huge public hot tub with view of the resort. Highly recommended. Views great for photography. Free parking.

For the skier- walk out the back to the tram that takes you to top or to the beginner chair that links you to the day-lodge on other side of Alyeska ski hill. Friendly ski valet service, rental shop and gear shop. And of course - the Alyeska ski hill is a top notch world class hill, mecca for advanced skiers that love the steeps, and a nice area for beginners, but you may be scared if you’re most happy on blue runs. Quick look at map and it appears there are more double black diamond runs than single blacks plus blues plus greens combined. Back to the Alyeska Resort, the pool is longer than most about 15 meters and the hottub is huge, next to window looking at ski hill with good jets- not super strong but strong enough to work tired muscles. We had breakfast at the resort’s Forte restaurant which had a nice but basic scrambled eggs, sausage, potatoes, and some fruit buffet. Also had dinner there one night which was satisfying. The Japanese restaurant also inside the Alyeska Resort, Sakura, was incredible- ate there 2 nights it was so good. There also was a coffee shop that looked good but we didn’t sample. Bottom line, enough choices that you could spend 4-6 days there and just eat in the resort’s restaurants and not get bored. Next door to the resort is the Alyeska Nordic Spa, which offered a wide variety of ways to do the hydrotherapy cycle and was worth the price of admission (reviewed separately). The concierge set us up for a snow machine excursion through glacier city snowmobiling that also was well worth the cost. My wife and I had a side goal of seeing the Northern Lights, and the resort may not be the best place as there are a lot of lights, even in side parking lots for day skiers, but one can drive down to the Turnagin Arm for low light background. Last, all the staff were very polite and helpful, from front desk, valets, bellhops, maids, ski valets- everyone seemed to want us to feel welcome. Rooms were basic hotel rooms that had a fridge and a Keurig coffee machine, more than adequate for a skier. We had a fantastic time and I would go back to ski Alyeska and stay at the Alyeska Resort in a heartbeat.

Went here for a work trip and stayed on the 8th floor. Arrived late at night and staff ensured check in was quick and easy. Suite was beautiful and fresh charcuterie plate was waiting in the fridge. Was lucky enough to get a sneak preview of the Black Diamond Lounge and that is definitely the best place for a chill apres-ski. Dinner at Seven Glaciers is a must, unbeatable food and wine list is only topped by the view. Will definitely be returning in 2024 and check out the spa and new bar.