Crow's Nest Suite
Perched atop Tower III, Crow’s Nest Suites feature one or two bedrooms in addition to a large parlor, with amazing views of downtown Anchorage, Cook Inlet and the Chugach Mountains.
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Crow's Nest Suite Living Area
Enjoy the seclusion and luxury worthy of a traveling dignitary with a secured floor featuring sprawling living quarters.
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Deluxe Double
The Hotel Captain Cook’s Deluxe Double guestroom offers two double-size beds, as well as gorgeous views of downtown Anchorage, Cook Inlet, or the Chugach Mountains.
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Captain's Deck
Rooms and suites on the sixteenth and seventeenth floors provide guests with secured entry, admittance to the Athletic Clubs, and exclusive access to the Captain’s Deck lounge, which offers complimentary full, hot breakfast, around-the-clock refreshments, and a nightly wine and beer reception complete with appetizers for snacking. All rooms offer views of downtown Anchorage, Cook Inlet, or Chugach Mountains.
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Deluxe King
With 546 finely appointed rooms, including 96 suites, the Hotel Captain Cook offers a multitude of options to meet guests' needs.
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The Pantry
The Pantry is the perfect place to start a day with a classic breakfast, from health-conscious options to hearty dishes.
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Whale's Tail
With a classic steakhouse menu, guests can customize their cut when they dine at the Whale’s Tail.
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Whale's Tail Wine Bar
In addition to the restaurant's full menu, guests can also enjoy late-night bites and the chance to dance the night away to a live DJ.
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Aerial View
Located in the heart of downtown Anchorage, Alaska’s Hotel Captain Cook is the perfect basecamp for adventure, offering the best cultural, retail, and natural highlights just steps from the door of each luxurious room.
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Bird's-Eye View
Hotel Captain Cook was named for the intrepid British explorer who helped define Alaska in the 18th century. The first tower of the hotel opened in 1965, and the second and third followed in 1972 and 1978.
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Lobby Area
Whether indulging in one of its four distinctive restaurants, shopping for gifts or unique souvenirs in its 12 shops or taking in the expansive views of neighboring Cook Inlet and the Chugach Mountains, there is something for everyone at the Hotel Captain Cook.
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Lobby Mural
Tour the Hotel Captain Cook’s private art collection and marvel at the adventures of Captain James Cook. Along with the hotel’s architecture itself, stained glass, paintings, woodwork and sculpture tell his story.