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The Inn at Whittier

One hour from Anchorage is the Inn at Whittier

Alaskan luxury Inn located at the mouth of the Whittier Harbor on Prince William Sound.

The Inn at Whittier

At the mouth of the harbor in Whittier stands Alaska's premier deluxe lodging & dining establishment. As you leave the darkness of the Whittier tunnel Whittier's newest landmark comes into view -- The Inn At Whittier.

The Inn is highlighted by its lighthouse tower design. The entrance to our lobby is accented by a grand fireplace which makes this an ideal area to relax or just read a book. The predominant windows along the water side of The Inn afford guests spectacular views of the Sound and surrounding mountains, as well as a peek at the catch-of-the-day being delivered to the Inn's dock.

Our Jobs

Assistant Manager
Sous Chef
Line Cooks
Prep Cooks
Front Desk
Houskeeping
Servers
Bartenders
Maintenance

Our Ideal Candidate

We are looking for honest, hard working, energetic and dependable people who enjoy the outdoors and are excited about Alaska.

Room and Board

Employee housing is available to full time employees for $100 a month based on double occupancy or $200 per month for single occupancy. Housing is shared apartments within walking distance to work. Cable TV, Internet, washer and dryer provided. One meal provided per day.

Perks

We offer an end of season bonus for those completing their contract.

Competitive hourly wage or monthly salary. Many activities available with tour companies and other lodging in AK for free or discounted rates.

Getting Here and Getting Around

We can provide airport pickup from the Anchorage airport.

The Inn is walking distance from the employee apartments.

Driving directions: Follow the Seward Highway south out of Anchorage along the Turnagain Arm. Turn left at Portage (about mile 40), then travel several miles to Bear Lake, the start of the Whittier tunnel.

The Whittier tunnel is generally open from 8:30am-10:00pm during the winter, and from 6:00am-11:00pm during the summer. The tunnel is only one lane wide and more than two miles long, so traffic is allowed through on an hourly schedule. Inbound traffic is released on the half-hour. For precise tunnel information visit the Alaska DOT web site.

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