This is the Eskimo word similar to the Hawaiian greeting "Aloha". Come picture the millennium at the Millennium! The Millennium Alaskan Hotel is the venue for the 2010 Feast of Tabernacles in Anchorage, Alaska. Our 49th state is the largest in land area and the least densely populated. It is known for its magnificent glaciers, abundant wildlife, majestic mountains, and numerous state parks. Set on the eastern shore of Lake Spenard – the world’s largest floatplane lake - the Millennium Alaskan Hotel is conveniently located one mile from Anchorage International Airport and four miles from downtown Anchorage.
Whats New
June 20, 2010
Happy Fathers Day!
Check out the new schedule changes, and activity details are now posted. Some details have not yet been finalized, so check back regularly.
The Site
From its spacious guest rooms featuring Alaskan décor, to the Flying Machine restaurant overlooking the lake, to the well appointed conference room where services will be held, the hotel will allow for comfort and convenience for Feast goers. Activities may include biking along paved bike trails in Anchorage, fishing, hiking, a tram ride at the Alyeska Resort set amid the Chugach Mountains, a bus or train trip along Turnagain Arm to the Kenai Peninsula and a boat trip to a glacier. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to experience some of the natural beauty of Alaska while spending an inspiring Feast with brethren in Anchorage! The site does have a limited amount of space, so if you really want to go to Alaska make sure you register early. More information will be coming soon.
The Weather
The average temperatures in Anchorage in September are generally in the 40’s and 50’s during the day and 30’s at night. They do not generally get a lot of snow that early in the year, but you always need to be prepared. Bring plenty of warm clothes for your outdoor activities, but as long as you stay at the Millennium Hotel you will not need extra heavy church clothes. You will be able to walk straight from your hotel room to the ballroom that services will be held in without ever going outside.
From its spacious guest rooms featuring Alaskan décor, to the Flying Machine restaurant overlooking the lake, to the well appointed conference room where services will be held, the hotel will allow for comfort and convenience for Feast goers. Activities may include biking along paved bike trails in Anchorage, fishing, hiking, a tram ride at the Alyeska Resort set amid the Chugach Mountains, a bus or train trip along Turnagain Arm to the Kenai Peninsula and a boat trip to a glacier. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to experience some of the natural beauty of Alaska while spending an inspiring Feast with brethren in Anchorage! The site does have a limited amount of space, so if you really want to go to Alaska make sure you register early. More information will be coming soon.
