The room itself isn't that bad, at least the one we're in right now. Nice TV, basic cable, mini fridge, no microwave, couch and closet. The floor is wet in random spots, and there is an unpleasant odor in the bed.

I'm not too fond of the people working here though, for example the housekeeping lady barged in around 930 am and again at 3 pm. She said she knocked, but we didnt hear her. Luckily we were both dressed. The room is pretty cold, and when we called the front desk to ask about it, they promised to send someone up immediately, yet no one ever showed.

There are several loud people in and around this building. A drunk Native lady had been yelling curse words for the last 2 and a half hours. I dont know for sure that she is drunk, but i'll give her the benefit of the doubt.

The breakfast was just apples and muffins. and some apple juice. Which isnt a problem, i just wish they would be more specific on the website.
I've had a lot of good and bad experiences with hotels and motels, and this is one of the better ones. Wow that lady is getting loud.

So yeah, its not the best, but we paid 64 bucks for it. Maybe we just got one of the better rooms. As for the loud people and crazy drunk natives, just bring booze and you'll forget all about it.Unless you're one of those angry drunks, cause they WILL push you over the edge...
bwt, internet is slow, at least today anyways...

We got what we thought was a great deal online, when we checked in the person said they did not know how we got what we got and tried to get us to pay more money. We booked on a huge travel website the whole world uses, we didn't do anything shady. The suite was filthy, smelled like cigarrettes and mold, and it was freezing cold (in July). There was what looked like drug deals going on in the alley between the main building and the annex thing we were given. Good thing it was cold, the rickety old box fan in the room had no face/grill over the blades. With toddlers that probably wasn't very safe huh? We were stuck, in the summer Anchorage is bursting with tourists, there weren't many options so we just stuck it out for the 2 days we had reserved there, but will never go back.

Do NOT make the mistake I did. I was in a rush online, trying to make a reservation with America's Best Value Inn and Executive Suites (a very good motel with good customer service and a clean environment). Unfortunately, I booked myself with the Anchorage Eagle's Nest who apparently added a new name to themselves online "America's Best Inn and Suites" which I imagine was only done to steal business from the other motel a few blocks away.

The woman who picked me up at the airport in Anchorage was nice, but when I got to room 107, it smelled like urine - aagghh!

The other problem was the airport shuttle back at 5:30am. I asked her if she would be the one driving me back for my next flight, she said yes. I asked if it had to be a specific time interval, she said whenever I like. I asked if she could meet me at the front door at 5:30 for a ride back - sure.

At 5:10 am my phone rang...being in the shower I didn't answer it. At 5:20 it rang again and when I picked up, I was greeted with a man's voice "you not coming to airport?" in an angry tone. I said "yes, at 5:30". He said angrily, "but I here to bring you to airport now". I said again I'll be there in a few minutes.

When I reached the front at 5:25, he said he had been waiting for 30 minutes. Then he tried to be nice and asked me where I live. Unfortunately he had lived in the same town 7 years ago and proceeded to tell me how awful all of the "natives" are there. I told him I disagreed and I had to continue listening to his racist rants until we reached the airport. It was awful!

Please do not give this Eagle's Nest any more business ever....even with the false new name to steal business "America's Best Inn & Suites".

Worst motel I have ever stayed at. The linens had not been washed in a long time. The shower/bath was filthy. There was not chest of drawers to unpack. The manager was very uncooperative.