Ingra House Hotel

641 Ingra St, Anchorage, AK 99501, Anchorage, United States

2-star hotel

Guest rating: 4.1 / 5

Overview

Ingra House Hotel is a 2-star property in Anchorage, Alaska, with a public rating of 4.1/5 based on 334 reviews. It’s positioned as a practical, no-frills place to stay for travelers who prioritize a straightforward overnight in the city over a long list of on-site facilities.

Rooms

Guest feedback highlights clean, comfortable rooms with useful basics for short stays. Some rooms include a refrigerator (including a full-size fridge), a small closet, and blackout curtains—particularly helpful during Alaska’s long summer daylight hours.

Service & Check-in Experience

Reviews frequently point to helpful staff and good service. Guests also note the hotel can accommodate late arrivals, including situations where the front desk is closed, which can be valuable for late-night travel days.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The hotel is located at 641 Ingra St, Anchorage, AK 99501, in a neighborhood some guests describe as quiet and walkable to downtown. Nearby points of interest include the Anchorage Museum (about 1.0 km), Alaska Public Lands Information Center (about 1.5 km), Visit Anchorage Log Cabin Visitor Information Center (about 1.5 km), and Delaney Park (about 1.6 km). Farther afield are major attractions such as the Alaska Aviation Museum (about 7.0 km), Alaska Native Heritage Center (about 8.2 km), and outdoor destinations including Earthquake Park (about 6.3 km), Hilltop Ski Area (about 10.6 km), Arctic Valley Ski Area (about 10.5 km), Kincaid Park (about 12.3 km), and Flattop Mountain (about 17.6 km).

Best for

Ingra House Hotel is best for budget-minded travelers who want a simple, comfortable base near central Anchorage rather than a resort-style property. It’s also a strong fit for late arrivals and very short stays, with guests specifically noting helpful coordination when arriving after the front desk closes. Travelers who value dark sleeping conditions may appreciate the blackout curtains mentioned in reviews.

Travel tips

If you’re coming in late, plan ahead to coordinate arrival details, as guests mention arriving after the front desk closed. The hotel’s location can work well for quick city access on foot, with downtown-oriented visitor resources and museums within roughly 1–2 km. If you need to sleep during the day, be aware that some guests caution about daytime rest, even though blackout curtains are noted as a room feature.

What guests say

Guest feedback most often highlights clean, comfortable rooms and a good value for short stays. Service is a recurring positive theme, with staff described as helpful, including when coordinating late arrivals after the front desk is closed. Several reviewers mention practical in-room features such as refrigerators (including full-size fridges in some rooms), small closets, and blackout curtains that help during bright Alaska summer nights. A caution appears around sleeping during the day, suggesting it may not be ideal for daytime sleepers in all circumstances.

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