1711 Glacier Avenue
Juneau, AK 99801-1470 Nightly Rates(119.99 - 149.99)
Property Description
The Breakwater Inn, a local favorite, is just minutes from all Juneau has to offer. Providing comfortable, well appointed rooms and a friendly, knowledgable staff, the Breakwater is ideal for visiting Alaska's capital city and all her wonderful sights. Join us in our Award Winning (Best Dinner, Best Seafood, Best Steak) Restaurant for dinner, our chef's will assure you a great taste of Alaska. With the perfect atmosphere for any dining occasion and featuring the latest spirits from Juneau's local Award Winning Alaskan Brewing Co, we're sure you'll love your stay with us.
Amenities
Boating
Business Center
Copy Service
24 Hour Front Desk
Fishing
Free Parking
Free Transportation
Golf
Health Club
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Night Club
Night Club
Pool
Pets Allowed
Racquetball Courts
Restaurant
Room Service
Skiing
Tennis
Theater Desk
Tour Desk
Room Information
King, Jacuzzi, Harbor View
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King room, Jacuzzi, Harbor view.
Double Room, Non-Smoking, Harbor View
:
Standard Double room with a Harbor view.
Double Room, Non-Smoking, Harbor View, K
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Double room, with Kitchenette facilities, Aurora Harbor view.
Double Room, Non-Smoking, Mountian View,
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Double room, with Kitchenette facilities, Mountain view.
Located in a quiet residential area within minutes of the heart of Downtown Juneau.
Guarantee Policy
Credit Card Guarantee required for booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cxl by 2PM 1 day before arrival: penalty 1
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Alaska is the largest state in the USA, a sparsely populated land of immense natural beauty, diverse wildlife and breathtaking adventure. At one-fifth the size of the lower 48 states, Alaska has 3 million lakes, over 3,000 rivers, 17 of the USA’s 20 highest peaks, 100,000 glaciers and 15 national parks, preserves and monuments. Soaring snow-covered peaks, glaciers and fjords, bears, moose, salmon-filled rivers and the shrill call of eagles echo the grandeur of this state, which offers an experience like nowhere else on earth.
Anchorage, Alaska’s
largest city, is both a popular tourist destination and the center of commerce and transportation for the region; 40% of the state’s population lives here. Lake Hood is home to the world’s largest seaplane base, the main form of transport in Alaska.
Fairbanks, Alaska’s second-largest city, situated at the northern end of the Alaska Highway, is a trade and transportation center for the Interior and Far North regions, and gateway to the state’s real frontier. From mid-May through to July, visitors can enjoy more than 20 hours of sunlight a day, but in winter the short days are mostly a pink-and-indigo twilight with about four hours of real daylight.
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