Definitely don't recommend. My husband died unexpectedly. I provided them with the death…read morecertificate and they refused to refund me.

We had an amazing time kayaking Resurrection Bay and staying in a yurt for the first time. It…read morecomes well equipped with everything you could ever need. We were able to cook, sleep comfortably, and have a hot shower. The owners were so welcoming and I was truly impressed. We didn't see any seals this time but we will definitely be back.

My boyfriend and I spent three nights here over Memorial Day Weekend in 2015. We stayed in the Bear…read moreGlacier cabin and it was awesome! From the location (convenient, beautiful and woodsy) to the ease of checking in and out to the cabin itself - we loved it all! Our place could have easily slept 4 more people, but we had it to ourselves! The bed was very comfortable, the towels were incredibly soft and it was perfectly warm! We especially appreciate the owners as my boyfriend left his very favorite (and expensive) jacket behind and they promptly called him and shipped it to him. We really appreciated that! I would absolutely recommend these adorable cabins to anyone traveling to Seward!!!

My husband and I along with some other family members rented the Exit Glacier and Aiailk Glacier…read morecabins for our stay in Seward, and they were amazing! It's amazing how much function you can cram into a 14x16 ft space! They slept 4 adults comfortably and had all the modern comforts we needed while giving that feeling of camping in the woods. We even ended up purchasing the same wall heater that they had because it was so efficient and space-saving. The cabins are located an easy walk from Miller's Landing on a quiet side street. We will definitely stay here again on our next visit.

We loved both of our trips to Angels Rest!! Many thanks to Paul and Lynda for making such a…read morewonderful place to relax and sleep. Angels Rest is located on Lowell Point just 2 miles down the dirt road form Seward and is an amazing place to get away for the weekend. My wife and I got engaged there early last year and just recently went back. We stayed in the Wing Cabin both times and just loved it. It had a great little kitchen and 2 rocking chairs in from of the two large windows overlooking the bay and the mountains. The binoculars are a great treat for watching the sea life play just off shore. Don't forget to bring a book!! It is real close to town and it's really not that far from Safeway. They offer a 5% discount for paying in cash. The bed was extremely comfortable too!! The cabins were very clean and the kitchen has enough plates, silverware, and cooking utensils for making what ever floats your boat. The kitchen also has a small fridge and they also provide a cooler to use. On the deck there is a gas BBQ grill and each cabin has it's own fire pit outside for use when warm enough. I believe they also sell ice and firewood if you forget yours. They are very good about getting back to you quickly if they are not able to answer the phone. You can also contact them by text or email. Check out their website: www.angelsrest.com I highly recommend taking a weekend trip down there if you really want to get away from it all!!!

We spent four nights in the Gatehouse Cabin at Angel's Rest in late June. The cabin has a…read morekitchenette with mini fridge, two burner gas stove, toaster and microwave. There are lots of great restaurant options in Seward, but it's so nice to be able to make your own breakfasts in your jammies. The kitchenette also came in handy for dinner one night, after we picked up fresh salmon near the pier at Capt Jack's. The cabin is surrounded by plants and trees that make it feel cozy and private, even though there are other cabins around it - so much nicer than staying in a hotel with hordes of other tourists surrounded by parking lots. There's a porch with fantastic water views, a small grill and two chairs. We picked up firewood and marshmallows for the firepit out front, which has a small bench. The stony beach is populated with ducks, gulls and cormorants tottering around the tidepools. On our last night we saw three eagles fishing, a sea otter lounging in the surf, and a harbor seal swim by. There were beautiful, tiny hummingbirds that visited the feeders on the porch every day. A number of kayak rental places dotted the road toward Lowell Point State Rec park - which is a short walk down the beach, and has some great hikes. Paul and Lynda have provided a wealth of information in a binder on tons of hikes and scenic drives all over the area, and well as recommendations for dining, tours, etc. The cabin is artistic-rustic-style, with pine ceilings and handmade headboard, but far more comfortable than we expected. The lovely accommodations and setting, coupled with the hosts' attention to detail and quick response to questions, make this the perfect place for your visit to the Kenai peninsula.

Easily one of the cutest, coziest, friendliest places I've ever stayed. The Bear Paw Lodge is a…read moreBed & Breakfast in the log cabin home of Dave and Wendy who are also the owners of Kayak Adventures Worldwide. Their home is absolutely beautiful. I may have been a little extra excited when I arrived since I had just spent the last 5 days kayaking around Aialik Bay and probably would have loved any place with a hot shower and a warm bed, but once you meet Dave and Wendy, it feels like you're crashing over at a friend's house. Anyone heading to Seward should definitely stay here; you won't regret it.

We really enjoyed our stay at Bear Paw lodge, and the all day kayak trip to Aialik Glacier with…read moreKayak Adventures was great too. Dave and Wendy are wonderful hosts, and the lodge is very comfortable and convenient, and immaculately maintained. We were 10 of us, and stayed 3 nights - used the grill, but not the hot tub - and made our own breakfasts and dinners at the lodge. Wendy was very accommodating, when two of our crew, me included, could not make the kayak trip, and found other people to use the slot, and helped us to make alternate arrangements. Bear Paw is a great place to stay in Seward, & especially if you plan to go kayaking.

Beautiful and quiet! It was a wonderful secluded place, we stayed in the lodge. Checking in and out…read morewas easy (no contact). The bed was very comfortable! The only thing I would recommend is darker curtains for the light from the windows. Excellent value!

Tl;dr - adorable, but some sanitary issues…read more These cabins are an absolutely gorgeous and well-priced getaway. The king bed was lovely, and with a microwave AND minifridge, you've got all you need for a great home base to explore Seward from. Even on a drizzly trip, the rain on the wooden roof is exceptionally romantic to just stay in and enjoy. Still, with the current state of the world, it was hard to not have some concerns. We weren't provided any soap to wash our hands with, which is fine because I carry hand sanitizer, but did raise a bit of a question mark about their procedures for mid-pandemic. There were also quite a few errant hairs left behind in the shower from the previous occupants (both pink and curly black; my partner and I are blondes) which worried me in terms of how much deep cleaning was getting done between people checking out and checking in. We ended up leaving earlier than planned due to this concern. I'd definitely come back and stay again, but when it's a little safer to do so. I didn't see any evidence that they were prioritizing health & safety of their customers over profits, and I know there are some other places in state that are spacing out rentals so there's at least a day between. I'll probably stick to those for now.

I've been to Seward many, many times but this is my first opportunity to stay at Sauerdough…read moreLodging. We stayed in their Sunrise Suite, which is aptly named. Watching the sun come up over the mountains and stream through all the beautiful windows has been a highlight of the trip. The suite is large and very comfortable. The owners have done a wonderful job of blending the quaint historical elements with modern comforts. This place used to be a brothel way back in the day. It's not even a block from the SeaLife Center and right by lots of shops. Looking forward to just walking downstairs for breakfast at the Sea Bean Cafe.

A great spot to land for a few days in Seward!…read more The location was fantastic. Sauerdough Lodging is a historic building in the heart of Seward. It's near several restaurants and shops, including the coffee shop downstairs, and the waterfront. Since it isn't located in the part of Seward that is crowded by the cruise ship folks, street parking is free unlike elsewhere. Our suite, Wilderness Room #3, was spacious and clean with lots of natural light and the historical details and decor were charming. After spending our days out hiking, we really appreciated the comfortable king bed and cozy bedding. The kitchen came in handy a few times for making meals to take with us on outings and I imagine this would be helpful for families, too. Oh, and the Sea Bean coffee was a great touch! If I could make one small suggestion for the room, I would have liked a curtain on the bathroom window for added privacy. I'd happily stay here again if I returned to the Kenai Peninsula. I think it's a good value for the accommodations.

Came here for breakfast one of the days we were visiting Seward and it did not disappoint! You…read moreorder at the window in the back/ side corner of the store. Very cabin/ fisherman vibes. I ordered the breakfast sandwich and it was delicious as well as the crispy potatoes that came on the side. My company got the pancakes and sausage side and that too was delicious. Highly recommended and will be back the next time in Seward!

This updated review is ONLY for the North Annex RV Park. My review for the office, and cafe remains…read morethe same. We were only camping for one night, so I called ahead to make sure there were spaces. They sent us to the North Annex. It is a large gravel area, with big, and I mean huge potholes. It is described as being "waterfront" but the waterfront is question is a creek, though you can see Resurrection Bay off to the right, you are not overlooking it, as I assumed we would be, from the "waterfront" description. The gravel lot is soulless, and not very leveled out. There's really no vibe to it, no charm at all, we both felt that it had an industrial feel to it. There's no picnic tables. There's electric hookup, but no water. I am grateful we were only staying for one night, I did not enjoy the experience. Those potholes really need attending to, and the whole lot needs some serious leveling out.

Loved the little cabin. I saw the negative reviews but we didn't experience any of the problems…read morethat were mentioned. Hot tub was clean. It did smell like it had been treated with chemicals but that was a positive.Furnished very cute and stocked with everything we needed

Stayed here in February for my boyfriend's birthday with a couple of friends. The pictures make…read moreit look more secluded than it actually is, you have two very large houses on either side of the cabin. I wouldn't quite call the cabin "rustic" as advertised, more out-dated than anything. Worn green carpet and bed frames that reminded me of my late grandmother's house. As mentioned in the previous review, the hot tub did have a strange smell to it of mildew with a splash of chlorine and the water was very murky with bits of plant(?) material floating around in it. Thankfully it was tolerable enough to enjoy with mandatory showers after. The view from the hot tub was gorgeous overlooking Seward at sunset as it snowed. The bathroom has an awesome giant rain shower head that felt great, the drain, however was slow, so there was quite a bit of water left in the bottom of the shower after you were done. The beds were very comfortable and clean, along with the rest of the cabin. You do need to take out your own trash after your stay which we thought was odd. We would consider staying here again during tourist season, maybe the hot tub will be better up-kept.

My cousin and I stayed here in June 07. The cabin is cozy and charming!…read more The queen bed on the lower level was comfortable, and the two twin mattresses in the loft would make it a great place for a few friends to stay together, or for a small family. The little cabin is situated on the owner's property, and is a bit off the main road in Seward. Might be hard to find when it is dark, but we were there in June, when there are 19 hours of daylight. It is tiny, though, so this is for travelers who plan to be out and about seeing the sites. But, while you are in the cabin, it is comfy. This isn't really a B&B, but they do have a coffee bar and mini-fridge for heating things up. We didn't see the llamas. No tv, and I don't think there was a phone...and cell phone signal was relegated to one specific spot near the front door--definitely not in the city anymore! That's the charm of staying in a log cabin in Alaska.

From the owner: Our business prides itself on making our guest feel welcomed and comfortably during their stay. Our…read moreguest will enjoy clean, comfortable and cozy Alaska lodging. We offer our guest a unique experience in that we have countless first-hand experience of great Alaska adventures to share with them. We are well connected with the community and can offer insight to multiple ways they can enjoy their time in Seward.