Your family will be close to everything when you stay at the Polaris Suite. Named for the North Star on Alaska’s iconic flag, this spot is a warm retreat after days spent exploring Anchorage. Boots dry by the door, meals come together in a real kitchen, and evenings settle into mountain views and quiet comfort. Families and groups love the space, the calm neighborhood, and the easy access to everything Anchorage offers. Come home to a place that feels steady, welcoming, and unmistakably Alaska.

The Space
This second-level townhome is part of a duplex, but it is entirely private, with its own entrance and full living spaces.

Inside, the space feels like a deep breath after a day spent in Alaska’s wild places. Engineered wood floors run throughout the entire suite: no carpet anywhere! This creates a clean, modern feel that’s easy to settle into. The living room is thoughtfully designed with local Alaskan art, soft seating for eight, a flat-screen TV, and a gas fireplace that turns on with the flip of a switch, perfect for slow evenings and chilly nights. Natural light fills the space, and the mountains remain a constant presence just beyond the windows.

The dining table seats six comfortably, with an additional two bar stools at the kitchen, seating a total of eight including the island. In other words, everyone can gather easily for meals, games, or conversation.

The primary bedroom is its own retreat, featuring a king bed, ensuite bath, a second gas fireplace, and a private balcony with sweeping mountain views that catch the last of the evening light. It’s a favorite spot for morning coffee, fresh air, and quiet moments before the day begins. Two additional bedrooms each include a full-over-twin bunk, ideal for siblings, cousins, teammates, or anyone who enjoys sharing a room while still having a real mattress.

Who It Is Perfect For

This suite is ideal for families, medical professionals on rotation, grandparents traveling with kids, project teams, and friends who want a place to come home to that feels warm, grounded, and distinctly Anchorage.

What Our Guests Love:

• Space for groups without feeling crowded

• Real kitchen for real meals

• Quiet neighborhood close to everything

• Mountain views from the primary bedroom
• Private balcony for morning coffee or fresh air

• A layout that works naturally for families and groups

Layout:

The Polaris Suite includes a full kitchen, dining room, and living room that flow together for easy gathering. The ensuite king bedroom sits toward the back with its own balcony and private bath for added quiet and privacy. Two additional bedrooms each include a full-over-twin bunk, and a second full bathroom serves the main living areas. The suite sleeps up to eight guests across real beds, with no one relegated to a sofa.

Location:

You’ll be based in one of Anchorage’s most central, walkable neighborhoods: close to everything but tucked away in a quiet residential area with towering spruce trees.

- 2 minutes from Providence Hospital and University of Alaska Anchorage
- 3 minutes from Anchorage’s world-famous Moose’s Tooth Pizzeria
- 7 minutes from the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail
- 8 minutes from Downtown Anchorage and the Anchorage Museum
- 10 minutes from Ted Stevens Anchorage Intl Airport
- 15 minutes from Kincaid Park for hiking and wildlife viewing
- 20 minutes from Flattop Mountain for breathtaking hikes and views
- 45 minutes from Alyeska Resort for skiing and year-round outdoor fun

Guest Access:
You'll have access to the entire suite. You will not have access to the other suite (this is a duplex), the basement, or the garage.

Good to Know:
Other details to note
💡Good to Know

• Maximum occupancy is eight guests

• This is a quiet residential area and not a party property

• There are stairs leading up to the suite

• Driveway parking for up to two vehicles

• The hot tub at the property is shared with the other unit
• Weather in Anchorage can be unpredictable year round, so pack accordingly

• Early arrivals or late departures cannot be guaranteed

• Maintenance and cleaning requests are handled promptly, though Alaska conditions can affect timing