Kurt Susan look forward to having you as their guests at Beachside Villa Luxury Inn. They take pride in their innamong the very best that Juneau has to offer. We know that you will enjoy them as well as the magic of Juneau, Alaska. For your enjoyment and pleasure, guestrooms and suites are remodeled every year and are of the highest quality. Each has a new, very comfortable, pillow-top bed with luxurious silky-soft 600 thread count sheets and down comforters. Each guest is greeted with in room snacks, bottled water and a light continental breakfast. Bath Robes are provided in each room. Amenities include dining table, small refrigerator, coffee pot and grinder, toaster, microwave, hi-speed cable modem access, cable TV with VCR Movies, iron and ironing board, blow dryer, private phone line and much much more in every room. The Romantic Harbor View and Penthouse feature incredible, beach-front views, private 2-person Jacuzzi tubs with bubble bath, candles, fluffy bath sheets and bath robes, and pillow-top king beds with luxurious silky soft 600 thread count sheets. Enjoy complementary snacks, bottled water, light in-room continental breakfast tea and fresh coffee beans. All rooms also include private entrances and private bathrooms. Introducing our new Grand Suite! We have recently finished our new Grand Suite! It features an awesome beachfront view, pillow-top queen bed with view, 2-person, in-room Jacuzzi tub with the same fabulous view, fully furnished kitchen, living room (with a queen-size pullout bed), and washer/dryer. It's very, very beautiful. The perfect suite for a romantic weekend getaway! Four (4) rooms, three (3) stories. Built in 1953. Renovated in 1997. Credit Cards Accepted: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, Novus. Check In/Check Out: 5 pm / 12 noon. Deposit: The first night's deposit will be charged to your credit card when your reservation is made. Cancellation Policy: All cancellations must be made 30 days in advance of stay for full refund on deposit. $40.00 administration fee applies on all cancellations. General Inquiries: 907-463-5531 Reservations only: 888-879-0858. Please click on the pictures for an enlarged view. Harbor View Room Fireplace Jacuzzi Tub. View from your waterfront/Jacuzzi Room. Penthouse View Fireplace. Villa Room Deck View

Many of you have asked for more Juneau information such as weather, what to wear, Internet access, etc., as well as what activities are available. Here you go;hope this helps! Population: About 30,200. Temperatures: Average summer temperatures are in the 60;s with many days reaching into the high 70;s and low 80;s. Warmest month on average: July. The Driest months are April, May and June. Hours of Daylight: Maximum hours around June 21st;18 hours. What to Wear: Dress in layers. A light shirt, short or long sleeved, makes a good first layer. Over that, something for warmth like a sweatshirt, wool sweater or fleece pullover. The ideal outer layer is a light, waterproof jacket. Don;t forget sleeveless shirts for the warmer days. If you plan to be out on the beach or hiking in the woods, waterproof boots are the best choice. Internet E-mail Access: Juneau;s Internet access is fantastic. Fiberoptic lines offer high-speed communications. Beachside Villa has hi-speed cable modem access in every room. News: Juneau;s cable TV system offers 60+ channels including all major networks. Most national newspapers are available. The local paper, The Juneau Empire, is published each afternoon Monday-Friday, and Sunday mornings. A copy is provided in your room at Beachside Villa. Juneau, Alaska is one of the most beautiful destinations you will ever visit. The area abounds with wildlife such as bears, mountain goats, bald eagles, seals, sea otters, whales and much more. Juneau;s historic downtown is filled with gift shops, art galleries and restaurants; as well as sculptures, cruise ships, float planes, museums, historical buildings, and the State Capital. Many area activities are reasonable in price or even free, such as the following list. If something interests you that we haven;t listed, or you would like more information, please call Beachside Villa at 1-888-879-0858. Juneau;Free Nearly Free (under $25) Activities. Mendenhall Glacier: A frozen expanse larger than the State of Rhode Island. The on-site Visitor;s Center is open daily from May 6 to September 27th. Adults $3. Children 12 and under free. Beginning mid- to late-May, the US Forest Service offers a 1 ½ to 2-hour hike on the Moraine Ecology Trail. Forty-five minute nature walks start at 2 p.m. Hiking: Juneau has 50 major trails or 120 short walks;the most in Southeast Alaska. Trails vary in difficulty. You;ll need to bring waterproof hiking boots, rain gear, and extra clothing. Trail guides are available at the Forest Service Information Service Information Center in Centennial Hall. Birdwatching: There are 114 species of birds that nest in Juneau. Roughly 16,000 bald eagles live in Southeast Alaska. They are most frequently spotted near the water, often perched high in a treetop searching for signs of fish. You can often see bald eagles perched right on the hut outside Beachside Villa eating their prey. St. Nicholas Orthodox Church: Visit the oldest original Russian Orthodox Church in Alaska. Built in 1894. Open in summer;small donations are requested. Alaskan Brewing Company: Enjoy a free ½ hour tour and a sample of brew. Summer tours begin May 3rd through Sept. 25th. Mon-Saturdays, 11-5. Last tour starts at 4:30. Wintertime tours are offered Thursdays to Saturdays from 11 to 4:30. Museums: Downtown museums feature an array of artifacts, antiques, art and natural history displayed on a continual basis. The Alaska State Museum is open in the summer 9-6 weekdays and 10-6 weekends. Admission is $4. The Juneau-Douglas City Museum is open 9-5 weekdays and 10 to 5 weekends. Admission is $3. The Last-Chance Mining Museum is a short ride or a 45-minute stroll to the end of Basin Road. As you go, watch for wildlife, such as bear, porcupine and eagles on the surrounding hillsides. Hours are 9:30-12:30 3:30-6:30. Admission is $3. Gold Town Nickelodeon Theater: Watch a movie history of Juneau. Time: ½ hour. Shows are daily on the hour. Price: $5. Mt. Robert;s Tramway: 2,000-foot ride up to the observatory, cafeteria-style restaurant and hiking trails. Native themes accentuate throughout, including carvings and traditional and modern artwork. Adults $19.75. Children ages 7-12, $10.50. Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure: Ride in covered golf carts through lush gardens and rainforests to the scenic overlook on Thunder Mountain. Guided tours begin May 1 from 9-6 daily. Gift shop and cafe on site. Adults $14.95. Children $8.95. Juneau Trolley Car City Tour: Narrated city tour with courtesy stops at 12 downtown attractions. Unlimited day passes. May; September. 8-6 daily. Adults: $12+tax. Children: $8.50+tax. Golfing: Golf in full view of the beautiful Mendenhall Glacier. Daily 8-6 p.m. Visitor;s Special is $25 and includes: green fees; 9 holes; pull cart club rental with balls tees; certificate of play in Alaska;s Capital City. Soft drinks and packaged snacks available. No alcohol permitted. Juneau Racquet Club: Multi-purpose athletic club featuring cardio-equipment, weight rooms, tennis racquetball. Discount passes available at Beachside Villa.

Experiencing Juneau by boat or plane is truly an incredible experience. Tour guides, captains and naturalists are informative and knowledgeable;best of all, they cater to your experience. Beachside Villa only recommends the very best tours to you;we want you to have a fabulous time! Following is a sampling of some of the most popular trips and tours. There are many more trips and activities to choose from, such as, Juneau City tours by motorcoach or trolley; salmon bakes, garden tours, golfing, hiking (guided or unguided), or a trip on the Mt. Robert;s Tram. Call us for more information or for booking your trip at: 1-888-879-0858. Glacier Bay National Park: Experience the unique beauty of Glacier Bay on one of these 1-, 2-, or multi-day trips to Glacier Bay National Park. The 1-day package includes a scenic flight to and from Gustavus, the National Gateway to Glacier Bay National Park. Then, you can spend the day aboard the Spirit of Adventure, a sightseeing catamaran featuring an open top-deck viewing as well as comfortable inside seating with large picture windows. Take in the mountain scenery, wildlife and up-close glacier viewing. Or try the 2-day/1-night package. Travel from Juneau to Gustavus aboard the high-speed catamaran, and stay on board for the 3-hour wildlife tour in the afternoon. Gustavus is located along Icy Strait near Point Adolphus, known for its spectacular humpback whale watching opportunities. Relax that evening at the Glacier Bay Lodge. In the morning you can embark on the Spirit of Adventure to explore the Bay's West Arm. See wildlife and birds and dramatic glaciers. After returning to the lodge you'll take a scenic flight back to Juneau. Whalewatching: Some of the world;s best whale watching awaits you in Juneau. You can see humpback whales, Orca whales, sea otters, and many bird species. Experienced captains and naturalists help make your trip a great one. Fishing: Fishing in the Inside Passage is sensational. Spend an exciting full or half-day fishing for salmon or Pacific halibut with experienced captains. Prices and experiences vary. Call us for recommendations. Bear-watching: A float plane trip to Admiralty Island to see the largest concentration of Brown Bears (Grizzlies) and nesting Bald Eagles in the world. Land and observe bears from the floatplane;Mother Nature, the bears, and safety permitting. Time: About 3 hours. Helicopter Flightseeing: A one-hour helicopter flight over the Juneau Ice Fields and several glaciers. Actually land and walk on a glacier. Floatplane Flightseeing: Take a trip on a floatplane for a 45-minute scenic flight above Juneau;s 1,500 square mile icecap. You can even land on the glacier. Flightseeing is available year round, weather permitting; small plane or helicopter. Sea Kayaking: No experience needed. Suitable for ages 12 and over. On this leisurely trip, you can see bald eagles, sea birds, seals and occasionally whales. Guides are experts on the natural and cultural history of S.E. Alaska and will share legends and landscapes of this remarkable region. You;ll also learn about Native culture, wildlife and bird observation and Alaska;s lush coastal ecology. Equipment includes: life vest, rain gear, boots, spray skirt, paddles and waterproof bag. Time: 6 to 7 hours. Hearty snack is included. Mendenhall Glacier River Rafting: Paddle out onto Mendenhall Lake near the face of Mendenhall Glacier in the Tongass National Forest. Join the adventure and paddle along with your guide or sit back and let them do the work as you take in the spectacular scenery. Time 3 ½ hours. Tracy Arm Fjord Day Trip: This 25-mile stretch of narrow waterway, located about 66 miles from Juneau is enclosed by dramatic cliffs. Iceberg-laden water is magnificent. See such wildlife as humpback or Orca whales, black bears, mountain goats, Stellar sea lions, and bald eagles on this trip. Call us regarding vessel options and trip times. Icy Strait Wildlife Whale Watching Cruise (Catamaran): Explore Icy Strait, one of Alaska;s richest marine wildlife habitats. You;ll have the opportunity to observe humpback whales, bald eagles, Stellar sea lions, seals, sea otters, orca whales, and many bird species. This rich wildlife habitat is famous for its high concentration of humpback whales. Hot lunch included. Time: 2 ½ hours.

 Luggage storage
 Playground for children
 Credit cards accepted
 Hairdryer
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Jacuzzi tub
 Kitchen
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Fridge
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace