We are located downtown at the corner of 7th and H Streets, one block from the city bus station and six blocks from the train station. Cab fare from the airport is around $20.
Dormitory beds are $20 per night. Private rooms, when available, start at $55 per night. Hostellers can bring their own sleeping bags or use the linen provided. During the summer season we have a maximum stay of five nights when you come into the state and an additional maximum stay of five nights when you are leaving Alaska.
Both Private rooms and Dormitories (three to eight beds per room) are accessible during the day. Each floor of rooms will be locked at midnight. After midnight, please visit the office to obtain entry to your room. Anchorage International Hostel has separate dorms for men and women with some exceptions when requested by a group. Bathrooms are gender specific. Limited storage is available to registered guests only.
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Hours of Operations:
Checkout time is 10 a.m. throughout the year.
NEW HOURS beginning February 1, 2010
The hostel will be open seven days per week, 24 hours a day. Note: Rooms are open all day. Cleaning begins at 10 a.m. Building is locked at midnight. Visit the office for late night entry.
Parking: Unfortunately the hostel does not provide parking. There are several for-pay parking lots around the hostel. Parking on the street at the meters is free between 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. unless otherwise indicated.
Shopping: Just a couple blocks away is a multistoried mall. There are two other shopping centers about 10 blocks away from the hostel and groceries within walking distance. Anchorage has several large shopping malls and most national store chains. Since we are located downtown, the hostel is surrounded by individual gift, nature and outfitter shops and some of the best dining hotspots around.
Anchorage International Hostel looks forward to your visit to Anchorage and the beautiful State of Alaska and is eager to help you find the best accommodations and activities around the state.
