Great location that is close to the train and the seaport. Rooms were very clean. Breakfast was a…read morestandard fare of eggs, pig product, pancakes, cereal and a couple different fruit The only "downside" for me is it's 1.5 miles to downtown. They have a free city shuttle but you can wait for 15-20 minutes for it. If you have a car, which we didn't, thennita not big deal Would I stay here again - absolutely

DISABLED / MOBILITY ISSUE TRAVELERS BEWARE!…read more This hotel does not care about you! I am on a 100 day tour around Alaska and Canada and have travelled through the south eastern islands / marine highway and Haines Junction / Tok by this point with no issue. 5 nights booking. Stated in booking I had mobility issues. Did not check until I arrived then they downgraded me to a room on the second floor via elevator. Would they come get me in an emergency? Would not have chosen this hotel if I couldn't get the advertised room. The given room only had a single handrail in the bathroom a distance from the toilet or sink. The shower was not step-free but mostly step-free. There was no rubber mat. The breakfast was very difficult to use with a walker and there was no assistance. On 3 occasions non disabled guests parked or blocked the disabled spots, raised with front desk, did nothing. On two of those occasions the lots were also full and I had to walk with my walker a significant distance in the rain. They had company vehicles blocking spots preventing me entering and others leaving and when asked if they could move temporarily I was told no. On third occurrence of disabled use/blocking informed them if I see it again I will be contacting police. Supervisor told me he was unaware of these issues which means they must have never raised or discussed them among themselves. He got sarcastic with me and told me I should call the police right now. I said it's your hotel I'm doing you a courtesy by telling you and not calling the police but I will the next time I see it. I left the hotel at this point as I simply don't know if I can park there or trust they would rescue me. DO NOT STAY HERE Attached are some photos showing these issues

We ordered the clam chowder, caesar salad, salmon sandwich, French onion soup, cod and chips, crab…read morecakes, and French fries. Definitely the best chowder we had the whole trip; I've never had clam chowder with garlic bread as a side before, but actually enjoyed it! The French onion soup was also a big hit. The rest of the food was also very good and our server was friendly and attentive!

Great place for a drink after a long day. Staff was great, drinks were delicious, and if you sit at…read morethe bar, there is a nice view as well.

Loved Sea Treasures Inn! Clean. Clean. Clean. Decor was absolutely charming. Room was large…read more Kitchen very well stocked. Location was nice because it's a block from the waterfront and park. Host was extremely helpful with the code issue and resolved the problem promptly. We vacationed in Alaska from Minnesota. We reserved two other "Mom & Pops" rentals in Talkeetna and Homer and walked in and then out! They were literally covered in spider webbing, carpet was so sketch I was afraid to go barefoot. We ended up staying at lodges instead, where for the same or similar prices we stayed in luxury. Walked into Sea Treasures and was so thrilled with how charming, clean and welcoming the Inn was. Thank you, Sea Treasures for providing a vacation haven for hard working vacationers!

This was a great, economical, and clean place to stay for one night in Seward. We have been on the…read moreroad staying in beds other than our own and the mattress was comfortable. Seward is in a high-alert state with Covid-19 and due to that the continental breakfast mentioned by other reviewers was not available. Check in was contactless and easy. Parking in the alley for the the rooms isn't quite big enough if you're in a bigger SUV or truck. I loved reading through the extremely guidebook in laminated pages. A lot of the maps and articles were from the late 90s which was entertaining and cute.

Super convenient and the staff there were incredible. They were able to get us into Kenai Fjords…read moretours the next morning and went above and beyond to make our trip possible. Could not recommend enough!

For active and retired military personnel and family. Great room, clean. FYI...beds and pillows…read moredo not receive a gold star...or silver or bronze...but they do get the everyone wins a participant's award award. The grounds are beautiful! Right down the street from downtown Seward. Too bad I can't walk around since my back hurts from the not so great bed.

I adore Soo!! If only I could tell her that I will be headed to Korea this year!…read more She works hard and does her very best in all things. So sweet, she made us Korean pindaeduk one night -- it was yummy! I bought her a card and tucked $20 into it. We stayed 2 or 3 nights to explore the Fjords and Kenai peninsula. Breakfasts there are NOT negotiable with the time. Be prepared to eat rather early. Feasts they are---

If you are looking for a nice place to stay in Seward, AK, THIS is the place! Soo's B&B is lovely!…read more Cleanliness is off the charts great (yet it still feels like your home to spread out & use the facilities). The rooms are spacious and well-kept. She has 2 facilities: The main house (the A-Framed one) and the "cottages" across the street. My niece and I stayed in the main while my sister and her hubby stayed in one of the cottages. The cottages boast a full kitchen, with fridge, stove, sinks, microwave and even a stacked washer & dryer. Also being separate from the main house, if you're having a long stay, this would be ideal as you won't disturb anyone with comings & goings. There appeared to be 3 of these cottages. In the main, there are 5 bedrooms, ALL with private bathrooms! :) Soo makes a terrific breakfast that's included... forget those scrawny little donuts or cold cereals you'll see at a hotel. She made us scrambled eggs, sausage, muffins, home-made blueberry compote and fresh squeezed orange juice! I'm tellin' ya... it's a great way to start the day! She also knows the local area & can tell you about discounts and things to see. When we arrived, she showed us the code to get in, the etiquette (removing shoes- great cleanliness idea in Alaska), and showed us around her beautiful home. Soo also used to live in Anchorage, where my sister still lives and I used to, and owned a sewing shop. When we arrived, and my sister made the connection, and I off-handed asked if she could re-attach the handles on my favorite tote. I didn't really expect a yes...but she said YES! The next morning at breakfast, there was my repaired tote on the chair in the dining room. She refused any compensation, but I will be forever grateful. Soo is kind, gracious and staying at her home is FABULOUS!

Enjoyed my stay. Liked how close it was to the Bay, was able to get up and go watch the sunrise…read moreover the mountains. Can't get any better than that. Room was clean and since was on the second floor, opened up the sliding door for fresh mountain air! For me, the only drawback was the breakfast. I was expecting a little more than what is typically included in a continental breakfast. It didn't stop me from eating it, though. haha.

The bad is the bed, it is hard and has no cushion to it. It hurt my back as a side sleeper…read more The good, the staff was wonderful, everything was clean, it is a great location, you are on the water and also right downtown. You can walk to dinner and also grab a coffee and breakfast in the morning at any of the wonderful coffee shops! Skip their breakfast, you can go out and get way better food and coffee and spend a similar amount.

We stayed 1 night and had no major complaints. We arrived by…read moreCoach bus from Anchorage, along with a handful of other guests. Bus dropped us at the Lodge entry. Staff was patient and helpful in answering my husband's many questions -- he does not like to look at information online before coming. We got a cabin within a few minutes walk of the main lobby. I misunderstood the thermostat and thought it would cool the cabin while we went out for the evening, but when we returned it had actually warmed the cabin. We had to open the window to cool it because we are used to sleeping in a cold room. The Lodge bus took us to the Seward marina & downtown for dinner & walking/ pictures. Next morning we walked 5 minutes or so to the Resurrections Roadhouse for breakfast. The "buffet" was scarce and about the same cost so we ordered a la carte. I got the Bear Creek Bowl with Alaskan Salmon Lox. Husband got an omelet https://www.alaskacollection.com/lodging/seward-windsong-lodge/dining/ While checking out we were able to leave our carryons with the lobby staff to take to the Amtrak that we were going to ride back to Anchorage. This was a nice perk since we had to run from the marina to the train station -- our boat came back late.

The word disgusting is cleaner than the state of this room. The room was dirty which I noticed few…read moremins after check in despite paying over $360-$400 per night. There was hair on the sheets which the house keeping took care of but the room had such a bad smell that we opened the window and let it air out yet didn't help! Disgusting place! There was hair on the shower curtain as well and the toilet smelled too. Very unclean. The rooms are very dated but also lack maintainence above all. The shower curtain has red mold or whatever it is and it's so gross that I didn't want to shower here. Fast forward I open the towel and there's hair in there too! How DISGUSTING!! Also the room is dusty!!! If you have dust allergy, good luck! The lamp has so much dust on it, the window pane was gross with black dust. The heater doesn't work properly either! Called front desk and all they said was sorry. Better to sleep in the car than be in this gross room breathing in the mold and smell. I wonder what it's doing to my health. This hotel needs to be shut down by the authorities unless they at least offer basic hygiene.

Hotel Seward was one of the most homey, accommodating, and restful places we've stayed in quite…read moresome time! We had a little mix-up with our arrival into town via charter bus from Anchorage and were dropped off at the cruise terminal instead of our hotel. When we were about 30 minutes out, I called the front desk to let them know what had happened. They told me to call again when we arrived at the terminal and said they would send the Hotel Courier to pick us up. When we arrived, the Courier happened to be at lunch, but instead of making us wait, they said, "No need to worry!" One of the front desk staff members offered to come pick us up in their own personal car. And they did just that! We were back at the hotel in a jiffy. That level of hospitality really set the tone for our entire stay. Our room was lovely, the in-lobby convenient stop was so handy, and we just felt like we were one of the family every time we encountered the front-desk staff. We were sad to only be staying for one night! THANK YOU for making our stay a beautiful experience all around!

I stayed at the Hotel Seward expecting that a $500-a-night rate - steep, though not exorbitant for…read morethe area - would come with the basics. It didn't. If you're considering the Hotel Seward, go in knowing you'll be paying a premium rate for a highly stripped-down experience. I'd look elsewhere. The single most surprising thing: they provide no housekeeping services whatsoever. No daily tidy, no fresh towels, nothing. Even budget hotels offer housekeeping, so to find it entirely absent at this price point was completely baffling. My "renovated" room was on the ground floor with what the listing might generously call a view - of the parking lot. People walked past my window and cars pulled in and out just feet from my door, so privacy and quiet were in short supply. Moreover, the room relied on 80's baseboard heating. For the money, I expected far more comfort and far more service than I got. Lastly, zero breakfast of any kind included. Nothing. I stayed at the Hotel 360 on the harbor for the same price and it was GORGEOUS, with all the amenities (great breakfast, housekeeping, super friendly staff, an unbelievable view, actually renovated rooms, etc.). Stay far away from Hotel Seward.

Fantastic! This is an absolutely adorable B&B / guesthouse located on Lowell point. The owners are…read moreabsolutely kind. We were able to talk to them for a bit. They love what they do, but also like to give visitors their privacy to come and go as they please. They decorated this place themselves and really pay lots of attention to detail (it shows!) We stayed in the low tide room and it was just wonderful. It has so many amenities, was very clean, and they made amazing use of the space. Everything looked new and placed with so much love. The low tide has a separate bedroom and bathroom and a small living/kitchen area with a nice little fireplace. The theme is nautical decor throughout and beautiful photography from landscapes in Alaska. One of the coolest things was the ceiling in the bedroom and how the bathroom shower is set up. The towel holders were actually oars and the handles of the doors are an actual cleat hitch. Pretty neat and creative! This is by far the cleanest nd nicest place I've been to, with an amazing view as it's practically right across the street by the water. No other place in town can beat that. This is a quick drive to the sea life center and the surrounding area at a very reasonable price! Definitely check them out! The kitchen was even nicely stocked with a few items!

This is a fantastic bnb/ guesthouse located a couple miles south of Seward, in sleepy Lowell Point…read more The owners really love what they do and have put their hearts into this place. The craftmanship is just stunning. The house consists of just 2 rentals, the Low Tide and High Tide rooms. I stayed in the Low Tide which is perfect for families (or snorers) because of its one -bedroom studio that was closed off to the main area. The High Tide room looks more romantic, as its a proper studio with a bed facing the bay. Both rooms have absolutely stunning views of Resurrection Bay....we could see birds and sea otters from our breakfast bar! The kitchen area has a small fridge stocked with OJ, milk, coffee creamer and butter pats. There were three types of cereal, all fully stocked and super delicious and healthy. The coffee was phenomenal and there were packets of tea and spiced cider. The architectural details of the Low Tide room really made me feel at home. For Sewards gray skies, the Low Tide has bright, airy colors that feel Southwestern. The craftsmanship is flowing; the ceiling has delicate arches with wooden beams, similar to a nautical feel (this personally makes me feel I'm Italy because they loved curved ceilings.) Oh yes, and the bathroom is phenominal...I guess you just have to be there to understand. Furniture is higher-end, and they have a great economical water heater (heated water on demand). I love this place. The scenery, the quaintness of Lowell Point, the amenities and guaranteed hot showers and nice dishes, make this the perfect spot for an Alaskan getway....the only suggestion I would have is they get a grill!

This was the probably the HIGHLIGHT of our Alaskan vacation…read more Let me paint the picture for you - The cabins are built in a secluded island called the fox island. Its about 10 miles (~12 nautical miles) from Seward. All Alaska heritage tour boats seem to stop here. But after the guests leave, the island is ONLY for the folks who stay and some staff. There were about 4 cabins. If I added the restaurant and activities desk, there would probably be just around 6 cabins in the whole island. There's cool blue ocean right in front of you and a gorgeous lake behind the cabins...That's it! They warned us that because blueberries were ripening, there had been bear sightings on the island the previous day. The island was great for sea-shelling, I wasn't too good at it, but hey, with the whole island practically to yourself, you can always try ;) Food is catered by an executive chef on the premise. We had mentioned I was vegetarian, so they made sure there were options. For dinner, I had risotto and grilled zucchini with locally picked blueberry cobbler. YUMMM We had gone sea kayaking during the day - it was surreal. Just pristine waters and you in your kayak. In the evening we could see salmon spawn everywhere on the water. It was quite a spectacle. The lodge was indeed pricey, but totally worth EVERY penny.

This lodge is not only surrounded by beauty, but the seclusion of the lodge and staff will make…read moreyour experience here remarkable and forever memorable. My fiancé and I stayed here late June in 2020. Since the trains were not running currently, the lodge was even more secluded than usual. It usually has up to 16 guests, 8 cabins, on site and when we were here, we ended up only have 4 guests there. As soon as we arrived, the staff greeted us warmly and the manager, Brandon, introduced himself and stated whatever we wanted or desired they would help achieve that or come close to it. He stated he or someone else would always be available for questions or concerns, and he did not disappoint. The cabins were beautiful and cozy. There are no outlets in the room which we did not mind as the main area has plenty available. I was able to charge my camera batteries without an issue as well. Wi-Fi worked great in this area but not in the cabins, so needing to charge your phone while in the cabin was not necessary. We stayed at the puffin cabin which had a great view of the bay and the lake just behind the cabin where we spotted river otters and baby ducks. The chef was from Vero Beach, FL which is close to my hometown. His cooking was phenomenal and kept you excited for the next meal. This is top dollar dining at its finest, no meal tasted the same and the meals were well executed. I am a self-proclaimed "foodie" and would not be this kind if not so deserved. Brandon told us about a hike, a bit on the challenging side, was available for us and explained how to get there and where to get some great views/pictures. This hike was not even recorded on my hiking app, All Trails, so I added it for others to use as a guide. Fox Island flora and landscape is like nothing I have ever seen, its damp and brittle which can make or break this hike from moderate to challenging, especially with the steep incline. On our second day there we were unable to do kayaking secondary to the tour personal being exposed to COVID, so precautionary measures were taken. Although at first this really bummed us out, we asked if they had any fishing rods which we could use to try to catch fish. Luckily, Brandon was on it, and an employee had a couple rods and lures for us to use. The chef brought us out to the "spot" on the end of the bay where the employee stated he would catch rock fish, and boy did we! (and when I say we I mean my fiancé, all I caught was seaweed and kelp, whoomph). The chef cooked the rock fish for dinner and it beyond delicious, reminded me of grouper and kind of looked like it too! We also got a show when the chef put the rock fish scraps back into the ocean and watch 2 bald eagles fight for the winnings--just WOW!! Brandon also told us if we were feeling up to it, we could jump off the dock into the frigid Alaskan waters, and you do not have to dare me to adventure. It was a beautifully warm day, and although my limbs went numb as soon as I hit the water, as soon as you get out you are instantly warm--so STRANGE for this Florida native. Every night they offered a beach fire with smores which we gladly accepted. The staff was cautious wearing masks when around guests and I never once felt unsafe. The day out you enjoy a 5-hour boat ride to explore the Fjords and see wildlife, we saw humpback whales, plenty of seals, puffins, an enormous number of seabirds, and the Aialik Glacier. The captain of the tour boat was incredibly knowledgeable about the Fjords and the boat was big enough with a catamaran style hull that allowed its massive boat to take on waves, so that I never once felt seasick. The beauty of Fox Island, the delicious food, and the attentive staff with opportunities for adventure, and the enjoyable Fjords boat tour allow me to absolutely recommend this lodge. The price is beyond worth every penny. I would ask that the lodge acquire more fishing equipment because this activity became a highlight for us both and think future guests would appreciate it as well. Stephen and I thank the staff for everything they did for us while we there and making the last bit of our Alaska trip incredibly memorable.