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A 1913 Gold Rush hotel, an art-deco landmark by the Capitol, small inns on the hill and a lakeside campground facing Mendenhall Glacier.
Rooms near the docks are limited, so book early for summer. The historic picks are the 1913 Alaskan Hotel on South Franklin, billed as the state's oldest operating hotel, and the art-deco Baranof near the Capitol. The Silverbow Inn is a small boutique hotel with breakfast included and rooftop hot tubs.
Baranof Downtown
An art-deco landmark hotel near the Capitol, with a cafe and the Bubble Room lounge.
Silverbow Inn
A small boutique hotel with breakfast included and private rooftop hot tubs looking over downtown.
Alaskan Hotel & Bar
A Gold Rush-era hotel and bar on South Franklin, billed as Alaska's oldest operating hotel, with budget rooms and a bar known for live music.
Four Points by Sheraton Juneau
A seven-story waterfront hotel next to Centennial Hall, with channel-view rooms, free parking and a bar.
Driftwood Lodge
A budget-friendly lodge in the Willoughby district, owned by Tlingit & Haida, with kitchen suites of up to two bedrooms.
Alaska's Capital Inn
A restored 1906 house on the hill above downtown, with host-cooked breakfasts and a covered hot tub.
The Jorgenson House
An upscale inn of about eight rooms above downtown, with breakfast and Alaska seafood cooking classes.
Mendenhall Campground
A Forest Service campground on Mendenhall Lake with RV hookups, tent and walk-in sites, about 13 miles from downtown.
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