Anchor Point, Alaska is located southeast of Anchorage, on a peninsula that lies along the edge of the Gulf of Alaska. Hotels can be sparse along the Alaskan coast, so some are not located in Anchor Point proper. However, all are close to outdoor activities including golf, hunting, fishing tours, and bear viewing. In addition, guests can experience the history of Anchor Point and the Tenaina Indians, who were the first to bear the Alaskan cold in this area.
The Anchor River Inn is located right on the water, so guests have immediate access to fishing and beach walking paths. Six different guest rooms are available, and other facilities such as the dining room, common area, and porch are shared among guests in bed-and-breakfast style. In warmer weather, water activities such as kayaking and boating are available, and the inn is also not far from whale watching cruises, museums and golf.
Soaring Eagle Lodge offers fishing and mountain views along the Alaskan coast. One- and two-bedroom cottages are available, and each has a kitchen, living area and bathroom. Satellite TV, an iron, blender and kitchen appliances are available in each cottage. You can request twin or king beds as well, and a maid service is provided daily. Nearby activities include sightseeing, hiking, fishing and adventure activities.
Captain Steve's is a family-owned and run fishing house and lodge. Guests are treated to airport pick-ups and drop-offs if need be, as well as a great room, kitchen and dining room. Each guest room has a private bath and staff is always on hand for any guest needs. In addition, fishing, hiking, outdoor sports and wildlife viewing are all close by.
Mariner's View has individual cabins with guest rooms, kitchens, and living areas with TVs, VCRs, DVDs and Wi-Fi. Kitchens come with all appliances. Cabins are within walking distance of both the river and the ocean, as well as golf and trout and salmon fishing. In warmer weather, guests can use the barbecue grills on the outside decks.
