Enjoyed many a stay in Homer at this place. Comfortable…read morerooms, great location, wonderful hosts and reasonably priced. Doesn't get much better than that. Richard Beck

This people who run this place are amazing, and it only accentuates how you feel when you stay in…read moreone of these cabins! This was the best place I stayed on a 10 day photojournalistic trek of Alaska, and I would highly recommend this place to anyone staying in Homer. You will not be disappointed at all!

The Spyglass Inn deserves 10 stars. When my boyfriend and I pulled up to the well kept grounds, we…read morewere greeted first by a sweet note welcoming us from Pat, the inns owner. Our room was spacious, clean, and decorated nicely with a handmade bedspread(Stunning!), and private bathroom. The breakfast in the morning was AMAZING. Fresh baked ricotta pie?!!! peaches, eggs to order, bacon, homemade granola, goat yogurt (YUM), banana bread, fresh jams, coffee, juice, and more than anything, great conversation. Pat truly cares about her guests and wants them to really enjoy their stay, and time in Homer. We promise to come back again. Thank you Pat!

I love bringing out of state guests to Bear Creek Winery in Homer. Their grounds are absolutely…read morebeautiful, I love all the flowers in bloom during the summer. The wine is also excellent, so many different varieties for fruit wine can make anyone into a lush. The staff is attentive, quick to serve and helpful. They're also just fun to be around in general. Every time I have visited, they are never busy, which is also a plus for me!

A winery in Alaska?! You heard right... this beer forward state actually has a winery too!…read more I like to wine taste in every state and country I visit so this gem was on the list during my Alaska trip. The wines here are all on the sweeter side (I am not a fan of sweet wines) but they did have a few options that even my palate enjoyed to sample though not enough to buy a bottle of... though you may find it to your liking! A fun fact about the Homer Bear Creek Winery is that most of the wine is not produced from grapes but from various local berries. Overall, it was a fun and different experience with a friendly and informative staff member who made the tasting experience quite enjoyable while browsing the trinkets in the gift shop/tasting room. The property also hosts an inn and has a cozy cabin vibe. If going for just the wine tasting I'd say an hour is plenty for a fun thing to do in Homer.

I really loved my stay at Jenny Lane Cottage. My kids and I rented the Jenny Lane Beach House. We…read morespent most of our time on the beach and were even joined by a few Homer locals who were out enjoying the sunset. Amazing weekend. The house was beautiful and very comfortable. Oddities: When I made my reservation, I was asked for my CC number to reserve the house. When I arrived, I was informed that they did not take CC???? I thought I was renting the house, but discovered i was only renting rooms in the house and that potentially my kids and I could be sharing common areas. Fortunately no one else showed up and we had the run of it. Regardless of the oddities, it was an outstanding weekend and our host Claudia was wonderful.

We just left tge cottage. It was wonderful. Fresh flowers on the table. Loved our evening sitting…read moreon the bench listening to the water. Very clean and well equipped. Thank you Claudia for the dessert. They were wonderful host Leanne and Mike Blizek

I stayed here while having to work in Alaska for a week in December of 2012. The friendly host was…read moreawesome. She cooked a great breakfast every morning. You definitely didn't leave here hungry in the morning. The hot tub was nice in the winter; blast of cold fresh air and hot water even when it's snowy outside. Rooms are nice and clean. Their dog is so well trained. He is very smart. I would go here again or recommend this place to anyone. They even had a piano which I was able to play while there. They have christmas cactus growing above an different types of plants. It's actually a very warm and friendly atmosphere. This was my first time to Alaska and I have to say this B&B left a great impression on me even though there is not much daylight during the winter. That's nature for you!

This is the highest ranked B&B in Homer on Trip Advisor, so we thought it was worth visiting. I…read morewent in the winter. Location: up on the hill with amazing views of the spit, water, volcanoes, etc.. A little further from downtown and definitely not walkable, but the views were worth it. They also sometimes have moose and various birds on the front lawn. Room: We stayed downstairs in the connected Portside and Starboard rooms. There were 3 of us, so this was more comfortable than just one room. There were 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a full sized kitchen with refrigerator and stove, and a small patio area. No living room area so any social activities (such as playing a game or cards) would be done in the kitchen. Beds were comfortable. Heater was adjustable. Each room had a TV with cable. You could hear people walking above you, but it was not too disturbing. It was a bit odd that there were wine shelves in the bathroom. Shower had warm water. Overall, the rooms were clean and had nice personal touches. Breakfast: you eat breakfast in the main house with other guests and the hosts, Steve and Juxia. Juxia cooks breakfast which for us was a fritatta, coffee (which Steve is focused on perfecting, although is a bit elusive about his 'blend'), reindeer sausage, yogurt with fruit on top, and delicious homemade wheat bread with strawberry compote spread. It was great meeting the other guests. Hospitality: Steve and Juxia were great. They greeted us when we arrived and sat us down to tell us about the area and pay the bill. Their house has dozens of beautiful keepsakes, each with its own story. There is a large screen TV with hundreds of movies. The hosts welcome you into their main home to watch tv, play the piano or hear more about local attractions. Both hosts were very friendly and full of information. They also love their dog, a collie, who is showcased in all their brochures/emails. Website has a lot of information, but could use an upgrade. Prices were very reasonable, at least in the winter. Free wifi with good connection.

If you are using Yelp to find lodging in Homer Alaska, look no further…read more Marcella is the hostess. She is well grounded, down to earth, and easy to talk to. She can share a wealth of knowledge about the area. And can she cook. Breakfasts are over the top. From freshly ground coffee, to the fresh fruit, egg dishes, her homemade jams on her wonderful slices of bread, smoked salmon, and on and on. We are staying in the forget-me-not room. The tempurpetic mattress is so comfortable. There is a choice of jacuzzi tub, or shower. She has a large assortment of bath gels, shampoos, rinses, creams and emollients. The only problem with this place is that it is hard to leave.

Our first experience in Alaska was at the Cozy Cove Inn. We stayed in the Bear's Paw Studio…read moreApartment. Wow, it was a comfortable, clean and fully stocked place. The Inn is about a 10 minute drive to the Spit in Homer. Our windows overlooked lush greenery and the pacific ocean in the distance. The apartment provided a sitting area, comfy bed, full kitchen-stocked with any kind of breakfast food you could imagine, and a full bathroom. It was so nice, it was hard to leave it daily to explore other areas of Homer. Marcela was a perfect hostess. If you are planning to visit Homer, I strongly suggest checking out Cozy Inn. It sleeps 4. I would love to return to Homer in the future and will no doubt plan my trip around the Cozy Cove availabilities.

The Pioneer Inn was an excellent home base for two days in Homer. Clean room, comfortable bed, free…read morewi-fi, good bathroom/shower, free off street parking. Our room was two-room suite, with kitchen and two twin beds in living room and a beautiful view. Short walk to a couple/few restaurants/shops. Easy drive to the Spit. Very friendly proprietor, who met us when we checked in and gave us tips on things to do (and even offered to take care of laundry if needed!). I can't, in good faith, give it a 5-star review because it lacked amenities I would expect from a 5-star hotel, but it was a solid, relatively inexpensive place that met our needs.

Rooms were comfortable, and location was great! Would stay here on my next trip to Homer!read more

Really nice place to stay In Homer or anywhere else in Alaska. We travel to Alaska every year and…read morethis is the nicest place we have stayed. Lori is a gem of a host and her B&B is so charming and comfortable. People come to Homer for fishing or bears but the photography is stunning. The view from her backyard is stunningly beautiful. Nice breakfast too. Check it out.

Our room was upstairs and had an incredible view of Kachemac Bay, the Homer Spit and Grewingk…read moreGlacier. We enjoyed bird watching from our bedroom window and especially loved watching the bald eagles and sandhill cranes in the tidal flat below us. We even saw a pheasant walking across the backyard. Our host Lori was fantastic. She was knowledgeable, genuinely friendly and very welcoming. She went out of her way to ensure that we had a wonderful stay recommending several things to see, places to eat and even helped us put together an unforgettable tour of the Kilcher homestead nearby. The room was a bit small but comfortable. As I indicated earlier, the view was fantastic. The bed was excellent and the bedding fresh and clean. There is a large kitchen downstairs available if you want to prepare your own meals. I enjoyed the self serve breakfast with the well stocked fridge which I could access on my timeline early in the morning. There is a full sized fridge, a coffee maker and a microwave upstairs if you don't want to come downstairs to the main kitchen/dinning area. We found the fridge and the coffee maker useful upstairs. Bottom Line: I highly recommend this B&B for lodging in Homer. We will definitely stay here again on our next visit.

One of the best B&B places in southern Alaska, very clean rooms, a bit small so, but…read more... Best in summer: grab some beers and some cup-soup (electric water boiler in the room) and enjoy midnight light on the wooden bench outside! And you will be happy to come back to this bed from an evning at the bar at Homer's spit!

The B&B is beautiful with a lovely view, very well-kept flowerbeds and a beautiful garden. It is…read morelocated up on the hillside about 15m from Homer Spit. Our room was inviting and cozy, the bathroom was clean. There are 2 rooms to choose from, the Moose Room with 2 single beds and a private bathroom attached, and the Bear room with a Queen bed and a private bathroom across the hall. Manfred was a wonderful host, with great recommendations for restaurants and fishing charters. He was also very accommodating when we had to leave early in the morning for a charter and left some cereal, milk, juice, fruit and baked goods for us to eat for breakfast. Don't be fooled by his modesty, he is an excellent cook and I'd have had to watch my waistline if I stayed there any longer. I was very impressed with the level of service and the hospitality. We had a great breakfast with fantastic company and conversation our last morning there, complete with several visits from a Steller's Jay that Manfred feeds peanuts. I am quite certain that I will be back to Homer for at least another couple of fishing trips, and I wouldn't even consider staying somewhere else. I would highly recommend staying here.

The name is accurate, the two rooms both have great views. This is a nice place up the hill in a…read moreresidential area of Homer. We stayed two nights on our trip and enjoyed our stay very much. Manfred was a great host, very friendly, and happy to offer advice on restaurants and activities. The breakfast was good and unlike many B&Bs it was not only sweat things. We had pancakes one day and eggs with smoked salmon the next. Both were accompanied by fruit and coffee. The rooms were very clean and each had its own bathroom (only one room had an in room bathroom). There is a small common area to be shared by the two rooms. As the pictures show the rooms are filled with art including animal skins. We found this place affordable (by Alaskan standards at least) and well worth the money. We recommend it.