Reviews for Holiday Stationstores in Anchorage, AK
Best eternally dirty bathrooms in town. Never not a line to cash out and a brawl for gas pump access. I go nowhere else ????
Don't really have any complaints about it, it just doesn't have any noteworthy things about it.
The staff is amazing n wondering well the ones I see I mostly make it there before midnight they do a great job there
Can't complain... I enjoy holiday and their services. I prefer them over other gas stations.
Rude customer service for folks who don?t ?look right? we were treated great and given a free soda? but the customer before us... was treated as a second class citizen. And less than. The two younger clerks at the register were cursing at the secondcustomer, using the F word TO THE CUSTOMER! These two need to be retrained or fired. This is horrible. Horrible. Pleasecontact me holiday if you care at all. This was a bad experience and your two craptastic sales associates are giving out freesoda and didn?t let us pay for ours. So? because I looked a certain way I get a hella guilty free soda and because the othercustomer looked a certain way he was given horrible service and cursed at. Also the bathroom looks like hell Read more
Couldn?t fill my two propane bottles because they can?t properly staff this location. Lady said she was the only one there.... Staff your stores. I went to a local place where there was only one attendant... they locked up and went and took care of me. Read more
RV Dump and Propane here! If you live in Sand Lake near West Dimond Blvd then this Holiday Station might be your favorite gas... station. Unlike other gas stations this one is built for large RV's that need space to turn. The RV Dump is free and it'sbehind the gas station, so I suggest hitting the RV Dump first then drive around the gas station and fill-up on fuel beforeleaving. The inside of the gas station is clean. I think these are the best looking hot dogs I've ever seen, so get one togo. If this review was helpful please click the Like button. Read more
$4.69 a gallon on Thanksgiving day.