I currently am staying at Homer cabins and have to say it is not what I expected, the place is run…read moreby a landlord that is all about the money, and he the landlord of Homer cabins, has threatened to evict a senior disabled veteran out in the dead of winter even if it's 20 below he said this himself and also stated that he didn't care, also the majority of people who stay here are always watching others all the time coming and going, and yes also the people that rent their bed and breakfast cabin, so don't think you can come stay here without people in your business, because that is a understatement, so please don't waste your money on this place, their are much nicer places to stay than this, I'm a good tenant with a terrible landlord

In 2014 we came here and stayed 2 days. Great views and be found from here it's awesome. The cabins…read moreare very clean and cozy. Very friendly service here with great food near by. If your looking for a great cabin to stay while visiting definitely look into renting from here.

Ok PLEASE don't sleep and miss out on this wonderful quaint getaway in Anchor Point. My family and…read moreI had a great opportunity to go halibut fishing in Anchor Point last year in June, we stayed there and it was amazing, the rooms were ver comfortable and spacious, the setting is awesome and there is a fire Pitt for the cool evening, the host provides a grill for you to cook your meals and runs a great getaway, we really found a great place to stay, we were looking to return but it's not in the cards this year , we will miss it however we hope to return next year . SleepyBear cabin is the best getaway ever don't sleep in miss it

Everything was perfect about our stay. Cabins were beautiful, price was great. Except we were…read moreawoken at 4 AM to a bat inside of our cabin. It was definitely unnerving to have a wild animal fly frantically over your head for about 45 minutes while he tries to get out. We stayed under our blanket until we couldn't hear him anymore and made a beeline out of there.. When we returned hours later the bat apparently was gone. When we brought it up to the owner she definitely made us feel like liars (we are definitely not, we visually saw the bat inside of the cabin.) and refused to apologize in the slightest. She made up all kinds of excuses and insisted there was no way for the bat to be inside our cabin. It was odd how she refused to even listen to our side of the story. Then she went on about how great they are for the environment, yaddayadda. We eventually had to say "Ok you have bats. Bye." just to get away from her arguing. It's really her responsibility to make sure that the cabin is well sealed so no bugs, bats or other vermin can get in. What really bothers me is her nonchalant attitude. Something that was supposed to be a quiet get away turned into a miserable experience and little sleep. If you do book a cabin with her, make sure she's fixed the issue with bats getting in. Other than that, cabin was clean and nice. Could have been a great stay.

This is a lovely, beautiful, restful, quiet B&B. The owners are kind and caring and make you feel…read morecomfortable and at home. The location is fantastic, right outside Homer with amazing panoramic views of the ocean, mountains and glaciers. I definitely recommend this place. You won't be anything but glad you stayed there.

Fantastic place! I Would highly recommend this place to anyone traveling to Homer. Steve and…read moreJulie are super nice people and they treated everyone like family. A beautiful place with spectacular views of the bay. They pretty much gave us run of the house and gave excellent recommendations of what to see and do (and not do) in the Homer area. The breakfasts were excellent and they waited on us like royalty. The rooms were very nice, clean with private bathrooms. We were here with our family (6 all together) and it worked out perfectly. And they dog Ness is a sweetheart as well. Very affectionate and well mannered. Give this place a try, you won't be disappointed.

The Sea Lion Cove Homer, Alaska…read more There are a few hotel choices to stay at in Homer, Alaska however I highly recommend staying at The Sea Lion Cove. Let me first give you a little background information to keep in mind as you're planning your visit. Homer, Alaska is about a 225 miles drive from Anchorage. You can get to Homer by car, bus or airplane. It's about a 5-6 hour drive from Anchorage to Homer or a 45 minute flight. The drive is very scenic and offers many photo opportunities. Many people include a halibut/fishing day charter when planning their trip to Homer. Most of the fishing charters leave from an area called "The Homer Spit" Which is where The Sea Lion Cove is located. The Homer Spit is a small stretch of land with a few restaurants, tourists shops, a fish packaging center, the location where fishing boat charters depart and there are a couple places to stay at overnight. Now back to The Sea Lion Cove studio accommodations. There is an art studio on the first floor called "Sea Lion Gallery" with the same owners and above the art gallery are two rental studios. The studios are perfectly located within walking distance to the above mentioned restaurants, shops, and boat launching area. There's even a shop where you can purchase a fishing license. Everything you need is right at outside your rental. You have a free parking area so there's no worrying about parking. There are only a total of two studio rentals at this location so booking ahead is essential. Each studio is very similar however I would definitely book the "South Studio" because of a few reasons 1) north studio is not as private as the south studio because the guests in the south studio must walk past the north studio in order to get to the south studio and if you're in the north studio you'll continually see the guest walking past your windows while you are trying to enjoy your view 2) the view in my opinion is better in the south studio because there are corner windows providing an amazing view 3) the south studio has a jetted bath tub if you like that option. So remember there's only two studios 1) The north studio 2) The south studio and you want to book the "SOUTH" studio. It's not that the north is bad it's just when you're sitting admiring the amazing water view from the north studio all of a sudden there's people walking past your windows and balcony at close proximity to get to their studio, trust me south studio is the better choice. Inside the studios you'll find items that give it an apartment feel such as a toaster oven, a toaster, a microwave, a mini fridge, a tiny sink, dishes, a coffee maker, and cups just to name a few things. There's a dining table, tv, bed, futon couch that can be used as a second bed, adequate size bath with a shower and tub. (South side studio offers a jetted tub, the north side studio does not have a jetted tub) Towels and shampoo are supplied. The selling point for me aside from its great location is it's balcony deck that faces the water. Please see the photos I attached to this review. It's so great to wake up directly on the water. There are no buildings between your balcony and the water, it's an amazing view. Drinking your hot beverage in the early morning while watching the fishing boats leave for the day, is a relaxing past time. You can sit in the chairs inside or outside and just take in the views right from your studio. I can't stress enough just how great this studio is. Sure the inside doesn't have a five star feel but it's Alaska and it's a perfect place to rent for its location and view. It's clean, comfortable and quiet. Even though there's a restaurant next door I didn't hear anything my entire stay. I took a halibut fishing charter while in Homer and it was an easy walk to the boat launching area. After the fishing charter, the fish processing center was within walking distance from the studio. The breakfast place ( la Baleine Cafe ) and the dinner restaurant ( Captain Patties ) that I dined at, were both within walking distance and I recommend both dining establishments without hesitation because their food was fresh and delicious and friendly service. It was easy to make the reservations, easy to locate the studios and I would definitely stay here again. I can't say enough good stuff about this studio, for me it fit exactly what I desired and expected that it would look like. I hope the information I've shared has helped you get a good idea what to expect and I hope you choose this south studio and enjoy your visit to Homer, Alaska as much as I did.

Baycrest Lodge was a great choice for accommodations in Homer. I nearly wish I'd done a bit more…read moreresearch before arriving because I really could have made my stay even better. The space was such great size, living room, dining room, large room, kitchen etc. I would have gone grocery shopping and possibly cooked or baked in the kitchen. This is a perfect spot to book for a solo trip, couples getaway and family trip. So much space. Incredible views, hot tub, massive lawn, firepit and more. I'm not sure you'll find any better than this property. I'd return in a heartbeat at a different time of the year when there's more going on.

I enjoyed the stay in Aspen cabin. It was 10F outside but the hot tub was 104F and I very much…read moreenjoyed soaking at night and taking in the stars and beauty of Homer! The cabin was comfortable had all the expected amenities and was perfect for a weekend getaway. I could probably stay during the week and work remote from the dining table and enjoy the breathtaking view of the spit and bay. If you enjoy the beauty of sunsets and sunrises this is place to book! I will definitely come back. The small touches made it perfect!

Amazing HGTV dream type B &B with great hosts. Pictures don't do this slice of heaven justice. The…read moreviews, room, guest lobby, kitchen and great room are awesome. Two story fireplace. It was my first time at a B &B. It was like staying at a rich relatives house with the best view of Kachemak bay, hot tub, sauna and having a personal chef. It is a little drive out of Homer, but worth it.

Great location and views. It's a little outside of town but the views were definitely worth it…read more Breakfast was great and we really enjoyed chatting with the owner, he was really helpful and friendly. It's nice that it's more modern than most Alaskan accommodations since it was built more recently, but it still has that Alaskan cabin feel. The home is built beautifully. We would definitely stay here again if we make the drive down to Homer next summer.

We visited Stillpoint from Texas as a party of 8. My husband and me (60's) with our three adult…read moresons and their wives (late 20's early 30's). We try to take an active vacation with family and plus ones every other year. Before grandkids join the party I wanted to do something wild, adventurous, fun and luxurious. Alaska delivered! Stillpoint Lodge took the experience to epic. Here's a recap. We arrived Anchorage Friday night in late July 2024. We grabbed beer and dinner at 49th State Brewery and overnighted at the Hilton (hot rooms, great gym, crowded lobby) near the train station. Saturday morning we took the glass train to Talkeetna (this is cool, breakfast on board, fun commentary from the purser and beautiful scenery). We wanted to tag Denali and this was a cool way to do it. We checked in early to Talkeetna Lodge (seems like most everyone in Alaska works to make guests happy). We explored town and took a Denali flight seeing tour with glacier landing. OurTalkeetna Air Taxi pilot, Luke let one of our boys DJ and explained Denali and surrounding peaks from a climbers point of view. Stillpoint arranged for us to be picked up by seaplane Sunday morning and flown directly to Stillpoint Lodge in Halibut Cove to begin our six days of luxury excursions. Stillpoint was much more than a home base for our excursions. It was a diverse loving family that made us feel welcome and almost Alaskan. You'll read reviews about how terrific the food (thank you Matt, Carlos & Brightly), cabins (always magically clean, cozy, perfectly stocked and comfortable), massages (thank you Tara), staff (Zach, GM has assembled a team that is insanely awesome) and Halibut Cove (otters, eagles, seals, flowers, views and beauty) all 100% true! Our family book club read "The Great Alone" which perfectly set the tone for our trip. I wanted this trip to be physically and mentally challenging. I wanted us to explore Alaska in a less touristy more wild (yet safe) way. Beka, our point of contact pre trip took note and came up with a perfect itinerary. 1. Hike Grace Ridge (12 challenging miles and 3800 feet of vertical change). Dan and his dog, Griz were our lead guides and Captain Coree (because she wanted to check it out) brought up the rear. The change of terrain and weather through the day were insane (sweating, freezing, sledding, bounding barefoot through moss and the views!!!!) Do the point to point hike. It's tough on the way up but not as hard on the knees on the way down. I was really glad to have poles. Younger crowd did fine without them. 2. Remote bear viewing with Eric and Spencer. Floatplane took us to Moraine River about an hour inland where the salmon were running and the bears were abundant. We spotted the bears from the air then landed in a pond and hiked over to the river. We followed the bears up and down the bank and crossed the river for a closer look. It was amazing. Spencer is a photographer so the photos are insane. (Note: return to the lodge after excursions there is no better place to relax and happy hour and you will be ready for the Stillpoint vibe.) 3. Will, guide and JT, Stillpoint owner took us e-biking and to lunch in a cool little town, Seldovia. I'm glad we did this because it was fun spending time with Will and JT and some locals. But it was more normal... Normal to the extent anything in Alaska is normal. Still way fun! JT suggested night fishing after dinner. I didn't go but those who did loved it and the photos and fish (wow!) 4. Guys went deep sea fishing and caught a ton (loved it). Ladies hung at the lodge for nature hike, kayaks, glass beach, cooking class, massages, etc. An amazing day. 5. Hike and glacier lake with Will and Dan. We hiked to a lake (6 miles round trip) that was full of glaciers. Stillpoint had inflatable kayaks hidden for us. We paddled among the glaciers, built a fire, made smores on the beach and one of our knuckleheads took a cold plunge. Yikes! After hiking down from the lake the big Stillpoint boat captained by JT picked us up on the beach. On board he had 2 wetsuits and a wakeboard. The crazies among us spent the next hour wakeboarding in the bay surrounded by glaciers, otters and mountains. Beyond crazy fun! Thank you JT, Zack and Dan. 6. Stillpoint is far from the main Salmon runs but Chef Matt knew of a small run we could get to. Matt and Carlos (the other chef) guided us on a river fly fishing hike in waders that was a totally different kind of experience and very cool. With Stillpoint as our home base we were able to touch and feel a wide variety of unique Alaskan activites. We had so much fun with the the Stillpoint staff and enjoyed meeting other guests. We played cornhole and threw axes and sat around the fire at night. Days are long (20 hours) and we were busy. As I share with you from back home in Texas I am exhilarated and bone weary. If Alaska is on your bucket list. Thank you Stillpoint!

I have been all over the world, literally -- a few times, in fact -- and Stillpoint Lodge is my all…read moretime favorite vacation location. The staff makes you feel like you're home with a big, loving family who isn't pushy. They will leave you alone -- and there's plenty of privacy! -- as much as you want -- to do whatever you want or they will cater to your every imaginable need to the highest level. The food is superb; gourmet, in fact. The grounds, impeccable. Exotic plants, Bald Eagles, flowers...words are not enough. The views -- the views!! -- are breathtaking, from the snow top glaciers and calm cove waters to the dense, lush green forests. Oh! And the activities the staff will set up for you are unbelievable. We saw humpback whales and orcas and seas lions; we went bear viewing, deep sea fishing, kayaking and more! It doesn't matter if you just want a quiet vacation to be still, do nothing and connect with nature in all of it's glory or if you're looking for an active adventure in one of the most beautiful places in the world, Stillpoint Lodge is how you do it top-notch.

Quiet, quaint, and SUPER clean. Very relaxing!! Loved sitting on the deck and watching the boats…read moreand sea otters.

Lovely hotel, and the main hotel game in town. :)…read more Had a charming guest artist doing live music while we stayed. Food is good and the rooms are plenty serviceable. Extra shout-out to Angela (?) the manager running the inn: the day we checked out my wife caught a cold, it was pouring rain outside, and our boat wouldn't depart till 3pm. She let us stay in our room for 4-5 extra hours as we rested inside -- super grateful that they delayed our leave until so late, we appreciate it so much!