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It's Alaska's 50th Birthday!!

Your home away from home in downtown Anchorage!

Copper Whale Inn

The Gem of Downtown Anchorage!

Experience Alaska's beauty from downtown Anchorage at the Copper Whale Inn bed & breakfast. The Great Land's natural heritage is reflected in photographs on the walls and visible through every window of this unique downtown inn.

The Copper Whale Inn bed & breakfast is located in the heart of Anchorage, convenient to the city's restaurants, galleries, museums and attractions.  Our West End location offers stunning views across Cook Inlet to the Alaska Range and convenient access to the 11-mile Coastal Trail.  Binoculars in the Living Room help you to spot bald eagles, beluga whales and other passing wildlife. Innkeeper Glen Hemingson is on hand to answer questions and offer suggestions for activities and excursions.

One of the few structures that survived the 1964 Anchorage earthquake, the stylish and historic main house contrasts with nearby downtown high-rises. Our 14 guest rooms are restful and inviting.  A stone-trimmed fireplace warms the spacious common room where breakfast is served.  Lush gardens grace the grounds in the summer season.  Comfort, convenience and natural wonders come together to create a relaxing respite for travelers at the Copper Whale Inn.

Profuse gardens surround the Copper Whale Inn in summer months.  Relax on the patio amidst a riot of color.

 

 

 

 

 

 

440 L Street, Anchorage, Alaska

(866) 258-7999 toll-free  

(907) 258-7999 local   (907) 258-6213 fax

cwhalein@alaska.net

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The Copper Whale Inn was voted

BEST BED & BREAKFAST IN ALASKA

by readers of the Anchorage Daily News

Website photos by John Gomes/Anchorage