The Crowne Plaza is memorable for me in many ways:

- Excellent, professional staff;
- Juno, the restaurant, is a disaster (see my review);
- WiFi is available, but you have to pay. $10 for a day, and it is slow;
- Cleanliness is marginal; and,
- Lots of marble = $$$.

The room was dirty when we checked in
-soda cups left from previous guests still under the sink, along with other trash
-table was sticky like it hadn't been wiped down
- there were fingerprints and smudges all over the dressers that you could easily notice, like they hadn't been cleaned off -ever

After telling the front desk about the room being dirty and leaving for 4 hours, when we came back the room was still dirty. And the only thing the front desk lady had to say was "well do you guys want to come down to the lobby while we go clean it?"
By this time we already had all of our stuff in the room, the house keeper wouldn't know what to clean..

We stayed in the King Executive Spa Suite which included a jacuzzi tub, and on top of all the problems we had already had, the jacuzzi didn't hold the water and the jets didn't work.

The room itself it's very nice and spacious. It would have been a great stay if it weren't for the problems we had.

I don't usually complain but this was definitely not worth the $200 that we paid to stay one night here. We won't be staying here again..

The Crowne Plaza Anchorage-Midtown has many positive attributes. It's central location is near the airport,and just about anything in the city but not so close that the noise of aircraft will disturb you. They provide a shuttle service to and from the airport when you give them advance notice. Our room was spacious and clean with a coffee maker, clothes iron, hair dryer. The staff were all friendly and accommodating. The breakfast in the restaurant downstairs had a good variety of things to choose from. I remember there was a charge for it unless you joined some sort of club that was free. We had booked it through one of the discount brokers (Hotels.com? Expedia? I don't remember) and I suspect the desk clerks got an incentive or "gold star" for signing up people. Seeing we got it for a lesser rate, she indicated that the breakfast wasn't free unless we were in this club. It didn't cost anything so we joined and had free breakfasts for the 3 days we were there. We had gone there to be present at our son's graduation from college. He is still there working on his Master's degree. When he gets that, we will go back for that graduation also and will probably stay at the same place if it is available then.

Actually stayed here 1 year ago, last night in Anchorage before flying home. Close to airport; good front desk service. Very nice hotel; beautiful rooms, fast in-room WIFI. Would definitely stay here again. Need a car to get around.