| The sophisticated and vibrant city of JUNEAU is unlike any other state capital in the nation. Accessible only by sea or air, it is exceptionally picturesque, hard against the Gastineau Channel, with steep, narrow roads clawing up into the rainforested hills behind. Gold features heavily in its history. In 1880, two prospectors – one of them Joe Juneau – made Alaska's first gold strike in the rainforest along the banks of the Gastineau Channel. Named Gold Creek, the camp grew rapidly. Until the last mine was shut down in 1944, this was the world's largest producer of low-grade ore – all the flat land in Juneau, stretching from downtown to the airport, is landfill from mine tailings.
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Best Western Grandma's Feather Bed
Best Western Grandma's Feather Bed, the smallest hotel in the world's largest hotel chain, comes complete with deluxe suites and is the perfect place for a weekend getaway...
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Aspen Hotel
Juneaus newest hotel. Modern, classy atmosphere with a beautifully decorated lobby. All rooms are very spacious with refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, VCR, dataports and speaker phone. Exceptional suites available.
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Pearsons Pond Luxury Inn & Adventure Spa
Pearsons Pond Luxury Suites and Spa is a breathtaking, private waterfront retreat that provides superior lodging and value for business, adventure and romance. This is...
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