Great drinks, wonderful food, a rotating chef so you get variety every season. Awesome escape from…read moreregular Alaska living. The update to the dining space adds to the experience.

Still has the best views in Homer. Very good restaurant onsite but it wasn't opened last night…read more(monday). Hopefully they will be open tonight. Also, the coffee shop is not open. Very disappointing. Probably the best place to stay in Homer.

A sweet gem just outside of Homer with breath taking views, a fire pit, and a cozy room with…read moreeverything we needed for our weekend of respite. The hosts, Randy are Arlene, are delightful & checked in with ease and a warm welcome. We will be back. We are rested and happy.

We planned a stay in the Bear Den and there was a huge change of plans. Kenai Peninsula Suites was…read moreAMAZING to work with and so helpful when it came working out a new plan for us. The staff is wonderful and very prompt with their responses. Our new plan had us staying in the Wolf Den. Upon arrival our suite was spotless and so so welcoming. The suite offers everything you need for a beautiful trip away from home. The yard just off of the suite allowed for our dogs to stretch their legs and have some fun as well. We will definitely be back and will recommend Kenai Peninsula Suites to anyone. The stay was exceptional and the view of Katchemak Bay was second to none. Thank you Kenai Peninsula Suites!!!

The Homer Inn and Spa is a total gem. I came with my Mom and got two rooms, both very clean and…read morewith amazing views. I honestly have never felt so relaxed in my life after staying here for 4 days. The massage was top notch, and the sauna was amazing, right on the cliff overlooking the water and eagles of Kachemak Bay. Even in the fog and rain, the setting was incredibly peaceful and lovely, and it the weather actually made it seem even more beautiful and relaxing in my opinion. I will never forget sitting in bed and watching thousands of shorebirds fly by over the course of our stay in early May, or the 5 eagles that flew right above my head as I soaked in the hot tub. It was wonderful to enjoy the beauty and wildness of the Homer Spit from the luxury of such relaxed and wonderful little boutique hotel.

I found the Homer Inn when searching for a dog friendly place in Homer…read more I really loved the location - If you want to be "in the heart" of Homer - this isn't the place for you. The location is super quaint and an amazing view of the bay. Everyone who we encountered while coming and going was super friendly. As a guest of the Inn you have access to the hot tub. I appreciated how staff asked us to request hot tub times so everyone had the hot tub to themselves making it a more enjoyable experience. The hotel staff use texting as the primary way to communicate. This was nice - when we wanted extra towels we just sent a text.

I had a great, albeit, short stay in Homer. Just an overnight and it being June - it was never…read morereally night. I stayed in room 7 which is the pictured room and had a beautiful view of the ocean and the mountains. The bed was super comfy and I slept like a rock. It is a shared bathroom situation here which I'm not always keen on but it was never an issue, was easy. Door locks and a nice hot shower. The staff was very friendly and talked to the woman at the front desk for a bit and then across the street talked to her daughter at AJ's restaurant. I felt like I was part of the town for a minute there. There's a great restaurant across the street (AJ's), like about thirty feet away and Bunnell Street Art Center next to that. Will definitely come back.

I travel to Homer, AK occasionally for work and love staying at the Driftwood Inn. It reminds me…read moreof an old fashioned family run inn, with wonderful staff and service. The tiny fisherman's quarter rooms are perfect. The inn is on a cliff line right above the beach, so it has really easy access to the beach. The views are magnificent. You can see the beautiful ocean on the Kachemak Bay, snow covered mountains, a distant glacier, and volcano, eagles, and ravens. The inn is very close to tourist attractions, including the really nice visitor center, as well as the famous Homer Spit area. There's a lot of fantastic restaurants and cafe's really close, some walking distance. I've stayed at the Driftwood several times now and really love it. I love it so much, I took my family there recently and we had a wonderful time. Our daughters bunked in one of the tiny fisherman's quarter rooms, and they loved it. We rode horses on the beach right below the inn, and it was an incredible Alaska experience for our family, we will cherish always. The Homer Horse Adventures is on the beach right below the hotel, so within walking distance. We also spent a lot of time exploring the Homer Spit. Just a wonderful time. The Driftwood Inn was perfect and their staff are incredible, very friendly, attentive, and helpful. I highly recommend the Driftwood Inn. I will be back again for sure.

We stayed here for a couple of days last week. It's a fairly new and modern hotel, but it's no 5…read morestar landmark. Comparing to a stay at Lands End Resort i had last year in one of their newly renovated rooms, this one falls a little short, however compared to the unrenovated rooms, it's pretty comparable. It does lack the facilities of the Land's End in that's there's no restaurant, gift shop, convenience store, or coffee shop. Personally i like all those extras in a hotel. The suite was really nice though, we had a little kitchenette that was equipped with everything you'd need if you wanted to prepare meals. It had a cute 2 burner glass-type stovetop. However, there was no dishwasher, and no facilities available to wash your own dishes afterwards. There was a sink, so all you'd need would be the dish soap, a dish rag or sponge, and a tea towel, to keep your dishes and benches neat and tidy. Seems an oversight not to provide those. The fridge is a full sized one. The bathroom does not have much vanity space on either side of the basin, for 2 people, and i could not lay out all my items that I'd be using. Unusually, the closet entrance was in the bathroom, though it could easily have been accessed from outside, had the door been situated on the exterior wall. It was a strange layout. Not awful, just unusual. Though, the closet doors are mirrored, so maybe its good that they're in the bathroom. We had 2 queen beds, and here we get to my pet peeve wth hotels. They tuck the bedding in so tight, that you feel like you're in a straitjacket. And in this particular case, the bedding came up to my shoulder, so i was constantly wrenching and pulling, to try and make it come up high enough to snuggle into. I had to get up, move the heavy ottoman away from the end of the bed, and wrench the stupid sheets and duvet out, just to remake the bed to how i want it, and how i wanted it, was with the bedding a foot higher than it's current placement. I'm picky with pillows, i like a memory foam pillow, i just can't get comfortable on regular pillows, and end up punching them in aggravation. I wish I'd brought my own from home. It would be nice if hotels gave you a choice, and offered an alternative type of pillow. We did have a sea view, so that was nice. However it was horrible weather when we were down, snowing, gray, and very dark, and the power went out on Friday 13th, so there was nothing to do but nap. I found it unusual that at 11pm, a shutter is closed across the lobby area, and you don't have access to any staff till the next morning. Maybe that's due to it not being tourist season, but I've never stayed in a hotel where there weren't staff in the reception area 24/7. There is a limited vending machine situated inside the laundry room, with a soda machine and bottled water machine. Water was $3, whilst soda was $1. Of course the healthy choice is way more expensive. I'd have liked one of those convenience stores so you can always obtain what you need. Most hotels have them these days. Fortunately, it's situated right across the road from Safeway which is very handy. I'd stay here again, it's not bad.

Loved this place clean comfy cozy. Only thing I would say is needed is handicap automatic doors…read morescenario added. Outside of that there were not very many of us as it was off season, but loved that you could not even hear other folks in the building through the door, walls.

I was really torn on what rating to give A Fisherman's Resort because parts of our experience were…read moregreat, and parts were pretty awful. We got one of the four rooms in the newly built Lodge. Strike one: it was hard to get our room booking confirmed. The resort's website has online booking, and I submitted our request there. After not hearing back for two days, I called to confirm our booking and had a confused conversation with a young woman who was being continually interrupted and who said she had gotten my request but hadn't responded to it yet (by email) because she was out of printer ink. (Huh?) Plus one: She was very nice and did in fact give me immediate verbal confirmation of the room followed by an email confirmation within another day. Strike two: when we arrived, the room was not clean. Plus two: The young woman at the desk apologized and got someone to start cleaning it immediately while we ran errands. The room was cleaned very well, and was extremely large and well-maintained. There were three queen beds and a twin bed, a full kitchen, and a full bathroom. There was an additional fee of $25 per person over double occupancy, but a friendly group could pack a lot of bodies in there and make it a cheap place to stay and cook meals. It was only $150 for two of us. A big strike three with no plus: It was SO NOISY. Our room (#1) was right over the fish processing portion of the lodge, so we had the thumping bass line of the workers' music coming through the floor until around 8:30pm. That wasn't an enormous deal. Things got quiet and peaceful outside our room around 10pm, but we were still able to clearly hear the beeping and slamming noises coming from the next door room as the occupants made food in their microwave. Let me be clear: those other people were being perfectly courteous with their noise level, but the walls had all the noise-blocking properties of thin cardboard. We could hear (loudly) cars driving past on the road outside, people walking or talking anywhere within 50 feet of our room, etc. It was crazy! The coup de grace was when doors started slamming and banging at 4am as people got ready to go on their 6:30am charters. For being such a nice room with clean, comfortable beds, it was one of the most miserable nights of non-sleep I've ever had. So there's the synopsis. If you don't mind noise, can sleep in earplugs, or are planning to leave at 4am, this might be a good place for your group. If not, you'll want to search elsewhere.

The start off perfect location. You take a boat from home to the lodge. Nothing around, but natural…read morewildlife facilities are great, clean nice the people that are running are outstanding even their kids that are helping they're great. They're just can't enough to talk about them. And the food best we had. We had such a great time. My cousin who came with us is coming back in August with her grandson. Will definitely revisit this place in the future and the top everything off we left with 250 pound boxes of fresh fish outstanding

Not sure what was better...the view, the hospitality or the desserts! Either way, this place is…read moreheaven on earth. Mother nature left her mark on this place. Can't wait to come back.

Great lodge experience. Wonderful cabins and main lodge. Food was AMAZING! Like the chef is top…read morenotch! Staff was very friendly and accommodating.

A group of us just spent a week at Cove Peaks Lodge. It was FABULOUS!! We would recommend it to…read moreanyone! The lodge is beautiful, Chef Julius is amazing and the staff could not have been more fun! Watching the otters and bald eagles from the deck was a daily must! And the sunsets...absolutely spectacular! They set us up for fishing with Captain Ron, who was not only a great wealth of information, but an all-around great guy! All fishermen/women in our group caught their limit each day! A few of us decided to do the Glacier Lake hike and loved it! What gorgeous views! Overall, the only thing we would change is coming home without Chef Julius! We became VERY spoiled by his cooking! If you're looking for adventure with all the amenities...try fishing, (there's also hunting and kayak/canoe rentals nearby), hiking or just relax at Cove Peaks Lodge. You will love the unbelievable views and delicious food!! Looking forward to going back next year!

The hotel has been tastefully updated. We stayed in a 1-bedroom suite that had everything you'd…read moreneed -- a true mini kitchen, a comfy couch with a tv, and a separate bathroom. The bed was just ok. The only caution is that there's a lot of noise in first floor rooms if the hotel is busy. The rooms don't seem well insulated for noise, so we heard folks returning late in the evening and leaving early in the morning.

WOW! Honestly, that one word sums up our stay at the Seafarer Suites. Apparently renovated a year…read moreago, the quality, design, and layout of our suite was top-notch! We've already agreed to return next year with the rest of our family. Communication quick and clear. Everything we needed was provided in the suite. There are some standout points. First, kudos to the individual(s) who decorated the suite. First class, elegant, and very well thought-out. This person has great taste in design and decorating. Second, the quality of the amenities such as shampoo, body wash, ear q-tips, kitchen/pantry essentials was above average. Again, the choices reflected the class and taste of the individual making these choices. Third, our suite felt like home. Truly, we walked in and just felt our bodies relax as if we were at our home. That's not an easy goal to achieve. Thank you!! Again, we are planning on returning next year and we're sure it will be just as top shelf.