Salted Roots Basecamp

Recommended for

• Families

  • Borrow bikes for the Coastal Trail, explore the museum, then crash in a family den with room for kids

• Local exploring

  • Spend days skating, boating and museum-hopping, with a cosy kitchen waiting back at basecamp

• Cycling

  • Cycle the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail for sea views, fresh air and the chance of spotting moose en route

• Wildlife Area

  • Take a boat trip on Cook Inlet and watch for beluga whales cruising through Alaska’s icy waters

• Other Activities

  • Lace up your skates at nearby Westchester Lagoon for a fun winter spin with snowy mountain views

• Close to nightlife

  • Catch a hockey game or live concert at the Dena’ina Centre area for a lively night downtown

• Museums

  • Visit the Anchorage Museum and dive into Alaska’s art, culture and wild history

• No restaurant

  • Little Rituals Cafe in the lobby serves coffee and healthy lunches

• Lively area

• Family Suites

• Air conditioning

• Downtown

• Contemporary

• Child friendly

• Chic

• Boutique

Facilities

• Rooms

  13 rooms in this hotel

• No restaurant

  Little Rituals Cafe in the lobby serves coffee and healthy lunches

• Parking

  Free parking is possible on site, no reservation needed

• Kitchen/Kitchenette

  Apartments have a fully-equipped kitchen area

• Walking distance restaurants

• Safe

• Communal Dining

• Family Suites

• Air conditioning

• Wifi

• Satellite / Cable TV

• Suites

• Sitting Room

• Child friendly

Activities

• Cycling

  • Cycle the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail for sea views, fresh air and the chance of spotting moose en route

• Wildlife Area

  • Take a boat trip on Cook Inlet and watch for beluga whales cruising through Alaska’s icy waters

• Other Activities

  • Lace up your skates at nearby Westchester Lagoon for a fun winter spin with snowy mountain views

• Close to nightlife

  • Catch a hockey game or live concert at the Dena’ina Centre area for a lively night downtown

• Museums

  • Visit the Anchorage Museum and dive into Alaska’s art, culture and wild history

Map & Location