bad place, with no white goods in the room small and with nothing special. avoid it more

The ceiling was dirty. The bedspread had holes, The window barely opened. ( there was no air cond.so the room was stuffy). The bathroom floor had hair on it. yuk.. The furniture was worn and beat up. The door to the room was more like an interior door. The carpet was a 70's orange. I dont feel the pictures they... more

As an employee of the Anchor Inn in Whittier Alaska, I find the comments listed in some of the reviews to be false and offensive. Admittedly, we are not perfect and make our share of mistakes. However, comments listed in some of these review our so completely outrageous and inappropriate that I feel I must comment. First, comments stated in... more

i ssen the owner drop a roast on the floor which was filthy,he still fed it to his customers,workers work for roomand board,workers are drinking all day,drive company vehicles,intocicated,with owners aproval,i seen workers walk in the bar, grab twelve packs of beer, and leave with bar tenders aproval,workers don't clean ,one hundred percent, more

This hotel advertises as "historic" which should translate to run- down. The room was poorly maintained. The ceiling tiles were dirty with a hole one where the light fixture should be. A phone wire was hanging down from the ceiling. The furniture was worn out. There was a bad smell in the room. The view of the sound would have... more

Arriving without reservations from the ferry in Whittier, we rather reluctantly took a room at the Anchor Inn. Situated in a drab location next to the railroad tracks, the Anchor Inn is a non-descript, older building- rather uninviting from the outside. However, we were pleasantly surprised with the room itself, which was clean and had two comfortable beds and working... more