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Juneau Family Hotels

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Top neighbourhoods in Juneau

Downtown Juneau

City centre Juneau brings Gold Rush history to life with wooden boardwalks, totem poles, and the iconic red-domed Alaska State Capitol. Soak up the charm of historic saloons and colourful Victorian shopfronts while Mount Juneau towers dramatically in the background. The Sealaska Heritage Institute offers authentic glimpses into Tlingit culture just steps from where cruise ships dock along Gastineau Channel. Fresh seafood dominates local menus, with king crab and wild salmon stealing the show at restaurants throughout the walkable six-block core. Most shops and attractions operate May through September, with quieter mornings and evenings perfect for exploring without crowds. The Perseverance Trail starts right city centre for hikers seeking quick access to breathtaking rainforest views.

Mendenhall Valley

Mendenhall Valley delivers glacier-gazing, forest hiking, and mountain views wrapped in a laid-back suburban package. Just outside city centre Juneau, this area puts the Mendenhall Glacier's stunning blue ice face front and centre, with trails leading to Nugget Falls and through Tongass National Forest. Alaska Powder Descents offers winter thrills while summer brings kayaking on glacial lakes and wildlife spotting. The area's scattered family restaurants serve hearty Alaskan specialities perfect after a day outdoors. Most visitors rent cars since public buses are limited, though wide streets make driving easy. Cosy holiday rentals and B&Bs with glacier views provide a genuine slice of everyday Alaskan life away from the cruise crowds.

North Douglas

North Douglas offers a peaceful escape just across from city centre Juneau with front-row views of the Gastineau Channel. The historic Treadwell Mine ruins tell stories of Alaska's gold rush days along scenic shoreline paths. Hikers will love exploring the forested Treadwell Historic Trail while wildlife watchers scan the waters for marine creatures. This residential peninsula trades tourist crowds for authentic Alaskan area charm. Most visitors stay in local B&Bs or holiday rentals with stunning mountain views. While dining options are limited in North Douglas itself, city centre Juneau's restaurants are just a quick drive across the bridge.

West Juneau

West Juneau delivers all the wow of Alaska without the city centre crowds. Just across the Gastineau Channel from Juneau proper, this peaceful area serves up jaw-dropping mountain backdrops and waterfront paths with killer views. Locals stroll the shoreline watching for whales while the nearby trails beckon hikers of all levels. You'll experience authentic Alaskan living in a place where nature takes centre stage. Cosy B&Bs and holiday rentals in family homes offer a genuine taste of local life. Getting around requires planning since public transit is limited, but that's part of the charm. Most visitors rent cars to explore or make the quick drive across Douglas Bridge when craving city centre dining options.

Mendenhaven

Mendenhaven offers the perfect Alaskan area escape with wilderness right at your doorstep. The nearby Mendenhall Ice Caves and Nugget Falls provide natural wonders worth exploring. You'll experience authentic Juneau living in this peaceful residential area where mountain views and forest trails replace tourist crowds. Holiday rental homes with full kitchens make extended stays comfortable in this quiet corner of Juneau. Getting around requires a car, with city centre Juneau and Auke Bay just a short drive away for restaurants and shopping options. The pristine air and serene atmosphere create a rejuvenating base for your Alaskan adventure.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best family hotels in Juneau?
One of the best family-friendly hotels in Juneau according to guest reviews is The Silverbow Inn. Make the most of mountain views and a rooftop terrace. You can also enjoy quality time with your crew at Juneau Hotel, another favourite with families.
What are the cheapest family-friendly hotels in Juneau?
You'll find some comfy family hotels in Juneau from ₹11,042 for your next break. Offering laundry services and blackout curtains, Aspen Suites Hotel Juneau is among the cheapest choices. Super 8 by Wyndham Juneau also delivers affordable comfort for families.
What is the best time to stay in a family-friendly hotel in Juneau?
If you'd like to visit when it's quieter, head here in November. You could find some amazing deals on family-friendly hotels in Juneau around then. The warmest weather is in July, with temperatures ranging from 5ºC to 14ºC. It's coolest in December, averaging between -9ºC and -4ºC.
What are the closest family-friendly hotels to Alaska State Capitol?
With mountain views, a furnished patio and plenty of room for your crew, The Silverbow Inn is one of the closest family hotels to Alaska State Capitol. Juneau Hotel is another. Enjoy easy access to all the excitement when you reserve a family-friendly hotel in Juneau near this attraction.
What are the closest family-friendly hotels to Juneau Intl. Airport (JNU)?
There are some great family-friendly hotels in Juneau near Juneau Intl. Airport (JNU) to consider. Aspen Suites Hotel Juneau is around 2 kilometres east of the terminal and comes with laundry services and blackout curtains. Alternatively, find a room at Super 8 by Wyndham Juneau and arrive before the kids even have time to ask, "Are we close?"
Are there any family-friendly hotels in Juneau with parking?
Parking is one less thing to worry about at The Silverbow Inn. This stay comes with mountain views and a furnished patio. Juneau Hotel has a spot for your wheels too. If you're looking for alternatives, check out the 268 family-friendly hotels in Juneau with parking.

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