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Enjoy genuine Alaskan hospitality at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Landing Hotel in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Travelers to this Alaska hotel will find an attentive staff and thoughtful amenities. Well-appointed rooms offer guests a king or double queen beds, refrigerator, microwave and television. Business guests will appreciate the on-site business center and free wireless high-speed Internet access.
Ketchikan locals and hotel guests often dine at the popular Landing Restaurant. For guests who wish to explore the area, the hotel also offers a courtesy van for local transportation in Ketchikan.
Outdoor recreation abounds near The BEST WESTERN PLUS Landing Hotel in Ketchikan. Travelers take in the view of the Tongass Narrows and local wildlife or spend the day sport fishing or hunting. Whether arriving by air or water, the BEST WESTERN PLUS Landing Hotel is ideally located across the street from the Alaska Marine Highway terminal and across the beautiful Tongass Narrows from Ketchikan International Airport.
For a memorable stay in Alaska, reserve a room at The BEST WESTERN PLUS Landing Hotel in Ketchikan.
A tradition in Anchorage. Join us for our 10-day celebration of life in Alaska.
International ice sculpting event with 180 sculptures. In Fairbanks.
One of Alaska's biggest events takes place in the winter: the Iditarod, the 1,100-mile sled dog race from Anchorage to Nome.
Enjoy the famous Fairbanks Winter Carnivals championship sled-dog races and larger-than-life ice sculptures.
World's largest backcountry gathering, classes and clinics. In Valdez.
Celebrate the return of migratory birds from Central and South American to the southern panhandle of Alaska. In Ketchikan.
Performances ranging from school groups to professionals to at-home hobbyists. In Juneau.
Celebrate the return of migrating Eastern Pacific Gray Whales with art and literature events and performances.
Juneau will resonate to the beat of the finest jazz, blues, and classical music.
Environmental education. Shows visitors the beauty of Prince William Sound & the Copper River Delta. In Cordova.
Speakers, entertainment and more. In Homer.
Magic Happens at the Fair. In Haines.
The Totem Heritage Center has been preserving original 19th century Haida and Tlingit village, totem poles since 1976. The totem poles were found in the uninhabited village sites, not far from Ketchikan. Visit the center to view the poles as well as Native American artifacts and other totem poles.
The center also showcases Tlingit, Tsimshian and Haida traditional arts and crafts. Sign up for an art class, workshop or seminar to learn about the Northwest Coast Native cultures. Students may also earn University of Alaska credit or a Certificate of Merit. While traveling in Alaska, rest comfortably with Best Western hotels.