My husband and I stayed here in the summer on our first visit to Juneau. It is a very nice place and the owners are very nice people. We enjoyed it. However, it is a bit misleading in that it is billed as a five star resort and it really is not that. Our room was small but adequate, though there was no bathtub, which is decidedly un-spa like. Our mattress was a queen, and we use a king at home. Amenities: the sauna 'room' is actually a one person residential sauna which is too small to lay down in. The 'pond' is cute but certainly not large enough to use the paddle boat they have. There are no on site spa services. It is not out in the woods, but is located in a suburban neighborhood. There are bikes to ride, but unless you want to ride around a housing neighborhood, you wouldn't use them. It is very conveniently located for the glacier, and our room was clean.
In sum, If you think of it as a B&B rather than a luxury resort you will not be disappointed, except maybe with the price.

We had the most wonderful stay at Pearsons Pond, Rachael was fantastic right from the beginning helping answer all our questions via email before we even got there, the location is great, the atmosphere friendly and homely but still private and romantic, right next to amazing forest great for walks, beautiful room with fireplace, we opened the door at night to listen to nature and felt totally safe, our hosts were amazing! The room was spotless, beautiful touches like old fashioned red roses, clean, great breakfasts, wonderful place to stay!

We like to stay in nice places when we travel and Alaska is one of our favorite travel destinations. It’s hard though to find really nice places in Alaska. That’s why I was so excited to find the Pearson Pond Inn. We stayed in Juneau at the end of our late September/early October trip. We managed to time it just right so we were there when off season rated kicked in. The Inn is a bed and breakfast nestled on a small pond in a residential neighborhood. It’s surrounded by trees and beautifully landscaped grounds. The place is beautifully furnished and we were comfortable from the minute we walked through the door. We’re not generally people who like to mix closely with other people while we travel so we don’t normally stay at bed and breakfasts. This place is very special. Rick and Rachael really know what they’re doing. They’ve thought of everything to make your stay wonderful. They serve a delicious homemade breakfast every day. We stayed in the Waterview Room which has a fabulous double size Jacuzzi tub. There is a deck which overlooks the pond which is really nice. There’s a motion sensored night light. It sounds funny but I’d never seen that before and it was just perfect in the middle of the night. There are slippers and bathrobes and flip flops. There were chocolates and sparkling cider in our room. There is a stocked cupboard and refrigerator with cereal, snacks and hot chocolate available any time. There is a washer and dryer which are available for guests to use. It was so nice to do a couple of loads and take clean clothes home with me. It’s like staying with a friend who has a really nice home and who really cares about making sure you have everything you need. This is a truly special place and we would love to stay here again. While in Juneau you absolutely must see the Mendenhall Glacier which is very close to the Inn. Also, Rachael told us about the Shrine of St. Therese which is absolutely beautiful and peaceful and a must see if you have the time.

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed staying at Pearson's Pond B and B and luxury spa as part of our honeymoon. It is beautifully set on an actual pond, feels very tucked away and very close to the Mendenhall glacier. The owners are very hospitable. We felt comfortable from the minute we got there. Meals were excellent. They also arranged a charter for salmon fishing and whale watching.

We highly recommend Pearson's Pond if you are looking for a secluded getaway close to (but not oo close to) Downtown Juneau