Sitka Hotels & Lodges

Pet-friend­ly hotel near Ton­gass Nation­al For­est is con­ve­nient­ly locat­ed with­in walk­ing dis­tance of down­town mari­nas, restau­rants, shop­ping and his­tor­i­cal sites. 

Light­hous­es have long inspired fas­ci­na­tion, but get­ting to sleep in one is a spe­cial treat. This vaca­tion rental ups the ante by also offer­ing a won­der­ful­ly unique way to see wildlife and explore a tran­quil island, a five-minute water taxi ride from Sit­ka. With two bed­rooms, the light­house sleeps about 6. The main lev­el has a full kitchen, liv­ing room, din­ing room, and full bath­room — and out­side decks that wrap around the entire property.

This pri­vate­ly-owned down­town estab­lish­ment dates back to 1939, but was com­plete­ly ren­o­vat­ed recent­ly for an his­toric feel with mod­ern ameni­ties. You can’t beat the loca­tion, in the heart of Sitka’s his­toric dis­trict, where sev­er­al land­marks from the Nation­al Reg­istry are just min­utes from your door. Adding to the con­ve­nience is an on-site, inde­pen­dent­ly run restaurant.

A Blue­ber­ry House has five, two-bed­room units and a one-bed­room unit. Each bed­room boasts a pri­vate bath­room, two extra-long, pil­low top, twin beds, which can be con­vert­ed into a king size bed if request­ed, plus a dress­er and a large closet.

Over­look­ing Cres­cent Har­bor in the heart of down­town, the West­mark Sit­ka Hotel com­bines a cen­tral loca­tion with full-ser­vice lodg­ing, includ­ing room ser­vice, a free air­port shut­tle, and one of the best restau­rants in town. Watch fish­ing boats come and go as you feast on fresh king salmon, walk to the near­by Nation­al His­tor­i­cal Park to see Alaskan totem poles, or just wan­der the streets of down­town. You’ll be hard-pressed to find anoth­er hotel…  ...more