Meeting Planner

If your plan is to have a meeting or conference in Unalaska, you will not be disappointed by the vast amount of accommodations the island has to offer.

The City of Unalaska Public Library

Opening on August 2, 1999, the City of Unalaska Public Library was designed by Livingston Sloane of Anchorage who also designed the Museum of the Aleutians here in Unalaska.

In the Library is a "living postcard," a panoramic scene with several windows in a row. There is also the "Alaska" room which has been dedicated and named after Ray Hudson. Hudson, an author and former resident was instrumental in getting a library in Unalaska.

Alaskana Room or Library Conference Room

The theatre style set up in the Alaskana Room accommodates up to 20 people. The Library Conference Room's 600 square feet will accommodate up to 45 people.

CITY OF UNALASKA PUBLIC LIBRARY
P.O. BOX 1370
UNALASKA, AK 99685
Phone (907) 581-5060
Fax (907) 581-5266

RESTRICTIONS: NON-PROFIT ONLY; NO SMOKING; NO ALCOHOL

Father Ishmail Gromoff Senior Center

Opened in December of 1996, The Father Ishmail Gromoff Senior Center is Unalaska's first and only low income housing for seniors.

The senior center was named after the beloved Russian Orthodox Priest as a tribute to him for all the years he spent in the community.


Common Room

FATHER ISHMAIL GROMOFF SENIOR CENTER
P.O. BOX 605
UNALASKA, AK 99685
Phone (907) 581-5044
Fax (907) 581-5045

RESTRICTIONS: NO CHILDREN; NO SMOKING; NO ALCOHOL

The Grand Aleutian Hotel

The Grand Aleutian Hotel is located on the Margaret Bay site that was used as an outpost for American forces during World War II. This site was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1985. In May of 1993 it made history of another kind when they opened their doors as a new landmark hotel- the first of its kind, a 112-room hotel in the Aleutians. With a three-story lobby that greets hotel guests, the Grand Aleutian has much to offer. There is Margaret Bay Cafe, an airy, casual dining restaurant that overlooks the harbor. Cape Cheerful Lounge, where guests and locals alike enjoy the piano bar. The centerpiece of the second floor is the Chart Room, an elegant dining room that serves world-class cuisine and a mouthwatering view. The Grand Aleutian Gift Shop features works from many local artists and merchandise unique to this locale.

Makushin Room (51x29 square feet) or Shishaldin Room (40x30 square feet)

Click for a list of all setup options for either the Makushin Room or the Shishaldin Room.

THE GRAND ALEUTIAN HOTEL
P.O. BOX 921169
DUTCH HARBOR, AK 99692
Phone (800) 891-1194 or (907) 581-3844
Fax (907) 581-7150

RESTRICTIONS: NO SMOKING

Historic Burma Road Chapel

The Burma Road Chapel is full of history and has had many lives. After the war, the chapel was home to the United Methodist Church. Later, the building was deeded to the City of Unalaska with restrictions that it be used for City purposes. The facility then became the school gymnasium, with the team adapting its shooting style to accommodate for the rafters above. However, the chapel is best known as the community's place to gather for special events.

For many years, the City of Unalaska's Department of Parks, Culture, and Recreation Center (PCR) was housed here. It moved into the community center in 1995, after which the chapel became home to the City Library...until the new library opened on August 2, 1999. Today, the chapel houses the local radio and television stations. It is also home to the Unalaska/Port of Dutch Harbor Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Multi-Purpose Room

HISTORIC BURMA ROAD CHAPEL
THE UNALASKA COMMUNITY CENTER
P.O. BOX 610
UNALASKA, AK 99685
Phone (907) 581-1297
Fax (907) 581-2989

RESTRICTIONS: NO SMOKING; NO ALCOHOL

Iliuliuk Family & Health Service, Inc.

The name refers to the curved approach one took in a skin boat when approaching the village. The Iliuliuk Family & Health Services, Inc. or clinic, is a non-profit organization that was incorporated in February of 1972.  The "new" clinic was built in 1992. IFHS is the only medical facility on the Aleutian Chain that has full radiology and lab capability.


Iliuliuk Clinic Board Room

ILIULIUK FAMILY & HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
P.O. BOX 144
UNALASKA, AK 99685
Phone (907) 581-1202
Fax (907) 581-2331
E-mail: clinic@arctic.net

RESTRICTIONS: NO SMOKING; NO ALCOHOL

Museum of the Aleutians

Opened on August 28, 1999, the Museum of the Aleutians contains artifacts of human history on the Aleutian Chain up to 10,000 years ago. An award winning building by Livingston Sloane of Anchorage, the museum has a "permanent" exhibit and a "changing" gallery. The Museum sits on what was once a World War II carpenters workshop floor base. Containing a built-in-bunker, the Museum also features a curved roof that represents a semi-subterranean "Barabara House." A gabled tower containing a little lantern represents Russia while the front section of the museum is a perpendicular impact of WWII which are at right angles on the Region.
Museum of the Aleutians Foyer

MUSEUM OF THE ALEUTIANS
P.O. BOX 648
UNALASKA, AK 99685
Phone (907) 581-5150
Fax (907) 581-6682
E-mail: aleutians@arctic.net

RESTRICTIONS: MUSEUM RELATED ONLY; NO ALCOHOL; NO SMOKING

Unalaska City Hall

The City of Unalaska was incorporated in 1942. The new City Hall opened in January of 1994. This new facility was built on the site of the old City Reservoir. The Reservoir was used by the Alaska Commercial for its water upon establishing itself in Unalaska. When UniSea began building their extension for their processing plant, rock was removed to prepare for building and was taken to the Reservoir and the filling process began.
City Hall Board Room

Council Chamber

CITY OF UNALASKA
P.O. BOX 610
UNALASKA, AK 99685
Phone (907) 581-1251
Fax (907) 581-1417
http://www.ci.unalaska.ak.us

RESTRICTIONS: NON-PROFIT ONLY; NO SMOKING; NO ALCOHOL

Unalaska City School

Originally built in 1974, the Unalaska City School had had several alterations through the years. In 1981, a pool was added that is both for school use and for community use. The "high school" end was added in 1990, while a four classroom addition was added in 1993.

A mini-museum is throughout the school. This mini-museum contains artifacts on Aleut culture as well as artwork from local and Alaskan artists.
Auditorium (33x40 square feet)

Big Gym (100x77 square feet)

Small Gym (80X50 square feet)

UNALASKA CITY SCHOOL
P.O. BOX 570
UNALASKA, AK 99685
Phone (907) 581-1222
Fax (907) 581-2428

RESTRICTIONS: NO SMOKING; NO ALCOHOL

The Unalaska Community Center

The Unalaska Community Center, better known as the PCR (Department of Parks, Culture, and Recreation) was built in 1995 at a cost of approximately 6.5 million dollars.

Along with a 6,381 square foot gymnasium, there is a weight room, exercise room, two racquetball courts, indoor track, art/pottery studio, teen room, and a full service kitchen.
PCR Conference Room (380 square feet)

PCR Gym (98x66 square feet)

PCR Multi-Purpose Room (955 square feet)

THE UNALASKA COMMUNITY CENTER
PARKS, CULTURE, AND RECREATION
P.O. BOX 610
UNALASKA, AK 99685
Phone (907) 581-1297
Fax (907) 581-2989

RESTRICTIONS: NO SMOKING; NO ALCOHOL

UniSea, Inc.

Universal Seafoods, better known as UniSea, processes a variety of products from Pollock, Pacific Cod, King Crab, and Halibut, just to name a few. Purchasing Pacific Pearl Seafoods in 1986, UniSea renamed it Great Land Seafoods (G1). The construction of the (G2) surimi plant began in 1989. The construction of the plant included facilities such as a powerhouse, new bunkhouses, a galley, and a recreation center. A community in itself, the population has housed over 1,200 employees at one time.
UniSea Conference Room

UNISEA, INC.
P.O. BOX 920008
DUTCH HARBOR, AK 99692
Phone (907) 581-1258
Fax (907) 581-7228
http://www.unisea.com

RESTRICTIONS: NO SMOKING; NO ALCOHOL

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Unalaska/Port of Dutch Harbor Convention and Visitors Bureau
P.O. Box 545, Unalaska, Alaska 99685
(907) 581-2612 or (877) 581-2612
Fax (907) 581-2613
updhcvb@arctic.net