Qupqugiaq Inn

This was my first time staying in this type of facility, i.e., Hostel. I was pleasantly surprised by my accommodations! It was just what I needed for the quick trip I was on. It reminded me of dormlife, or staying at someone's house in the spare room. I was comfortable!

Very small but really nice people. Convenient to Anchorage Airport We were always out and about. There was a nice restaurant very close. Very good value.

I stayed for 2 nights while visiting Anchorage. The hotel was clean and had free wifi throughout. The staff were all friendly. The hotel is in a great location, very easy to get to a lot of places there. There is an attached Mexican restaurant and great dining across the street as well. The only down side is the rooms don't have their own bathrooms. You have to share with other visitors-although each bathroom is a single unit, so the showers can't be as clean as they would be in the rooms.

Staff are helpful when you approach them. Room facilities are fine. They have a desktop in the lobby for those who don't bring a laptop along, or those who don't use iPhone. Easily accessible by public buses. The only thing that I can complain about is that people can walk past the windows of my room, and so I didn't feel comfortable to leave the window open, even I had pulled the blind down. The owners and staff have high level of social awareness. That's a good thing too, thou not exactly relevent to a hotel review.

The Inn was located close to many mass transit stops which took you directly downtown. There was a nice park nearby also which was great for simply enjoying a lazy afternoon. The office was hard to find and not very well marked. The front desk woman was a bit of a mess, though. I waited 15 minutes at the window while she chit-chatted and took care of some "business" in the office. The Inn's policy to check ID for everyone who is coming and going was fine, except the same woman made my co-lodger wait almost 30 minutes before she check the ID. The shared bathrooms were clean and provided adequate privacy as they were single shower rooms (not stall style). There was free computers/internet access which was convenient but the kitchen situation was a bit odd as the food was only available for guests who had taken the rooms with private bathrooms. Overall, the stay was good, the bed was comphy, the atmosphere was co-op like, and I would consider staying there again when in Anchorage.

NO BATHROOMS IN THE ROOM, HALLWAYS SMELLED ,HAD TWO TV'S IN THE ROOM, ONE BIG, ONE SMALL, THE SMALL ONE WORKED.I WAS TOO TIRED TO GO TO ANOTHER HOTEL..:((

It was a very enjoyable and nice staff. The staff was nice and the room comfortable. The location couldn't have been better honestly. The restaurant downstairs was excellent and timely.

there were 4 adults and the roll away bed was bad, too soft and had plastic covering so the person sweated all night, finally got up and slept on the floor,bathroom sink in room not inside bathroom. Had to move floor rug to close bathroom door. But two of the beds were clean,crisp sheets and comfortable. The hotel is old, but the price was right. I would stay there again without the roll away! And bring my own breakfast food. coffee was good.

good for a hostel, cleanliness in rooms was pretty good, bathrooms were very clean

I decided to stay seeing as we needed 4 hours sleep. It's not in the best location. The street noise was drowned out by the Irish dancers in the room above. The Lysol spray in the room made a nice air freshener. My daughter had the single bed but slept on top of the comforter with her clothes on after the sheets were full of dirt. I asked for a 2am wake up call which never came and made us late to our fishing trip in Talkeetna. P.S. watch your speed in Wasilla.