We had a group of 14 stay here. The Yurts are cozy to sleep in. Good place to stay when you don't…read morehave much luggage with you. The yurt I stayed in was for 4 ppl. It has a skylight, side window, lamps, fan, usb plugs. Cute decor Cute camp ground with lights. There is a fire pit, grills, picnic tables, fridge, sink, bathrooms with showers, board games.

All 5 s! Don't be fooled in to thinking you will be totally roughing it! This place is glamping at…read moreits finest! The yurts are wonderful and roomy, the beds are comfy, they keep everything tidy, and they provide so many perks! Let me expand, they have an incredible staff, people who truly love what they are doing and their enthusiasm is infectious! Every night we were there a warm fire greeted us with snapping and popping welcoming us back from our Seward explorations! The kitchen and cooking area is always clean and welcoming. You must cook your own food, there are flattops, BBQ grills, or even a stick by the campfire. I was familiar with s'mores which they provide ingredients for but I was introduced to stick bread, its life changing! There are so many options to use you can make gourmet meals or something simple, they make it easy no matter what your cooking abilities will allow! Morning coffee and tea are waiting hot and fresh, they also provide pancake/waffle mix for you to add to your planned meal. They have a supply of chocolate chips for a sweet twist but if you want with Alaskan style, and if you're lucky enough to be staying during blueberry season the property is abundant with high bush blueberries! Send someone out on a blueberry walk and add them to your fresh waffles or pancakes. Alaskan summer brings out the midnight sun, literally, but for extra light the paths to all of the yurts are well lit which make late night snack time or early morning coffee pleasant. The yurts do not have bathrooms inside them, you must venture out to the shared facilities. If you want an adventure that is unique, fun, and will be a memorable part of your Alaska experience, the Nauti Otter is the best!

6 of us stayed in the dormitory (3 bunk beds) for $525 total for 2 nights. It will be cheaper if…read moreyou book directly with the host on their website. Pros- Cute building, big kitchen, fully equipped with large dining area where you can also meet other travellers. There is an induction cooktop, utensils, crockery, cutlery, toatser, hot water kettle, microwave etc. 4 shared restrooms+showers (seemed adequate to us). Everything seemed clean. Economical. Good vibe! Cons- Building seems old, restrooms are tiny. Bedrooms on the 1st floor don't seem well lighted. Sleeping arrangements seem very basic. The host came out, welcomed us and talked to us and went over everything. Overall, we had a nice stay without any problems! Will stay in this place again if I revisit Seward!

I enjoyed staying here very much. I promised the lady who owns this place that I would write a…read morereview, because of how much I enjoyed this place. This by the way is my first yelp review. This place was very clean, the lady owner is very nice, upon arrival clean bed sheets were given to me, and pillow cover. Every morning I woke up they would be doing laundry and the restroom was always clean and floors were vacuumed. Yes rooms are small, but clean, bathrooms are small too, but clean. The kitchen is actually big and had a little living room with a nice view. Met some great people here that made my stay extra special. This is an old house and it looks a bit out dated, but it's been kept up, very clean. Beds are a bit small, but comfortable. Over all stayed 3 nights here, nice place. This by the way was the second hostel I had ever stayed at, I was very skeptical, since I'm very picky with even the type of hotel I stay. But after all this is a hostel, don't expect a hotel. The house is set in the middle of town, and walking distance to everything. Also the shuttle stops just down the street from hostel and you can jump in for free and it can take you all around town. Hostel does have lockers, small for valuables only, but convenient, bring your own locks. On my day of departure they allowed me to leave my pack with them while I went around town one last time. Always felt safe here. WiFi is slow, but at least there is WiFi that's always a plus. Enjoyed staying here very much and will be coming back summer of 2019

We booked our trip to Seward last minute and it is was the only place to stay that was moderately…read morepriced. The place really needs a deep cleaning-

You are getting exactly what you pay for. It's a budget motel with clean rooms and a nice staff…read more They are quite accommodating where they can be. We were only there for a night and I would happily stay there again. Also sometimes there is a very cute puppy on site :)

Staying here was an experience. The lobby was very cute and seemed well kept; however, my room was…read moreextremely dilapidated. My bathroom in my room was full of black mold. The smoke detector in my room had the battery out and had been taken off the ceiling. Definite safety issues. There were soft towels and a soft blanket for sleeping in the room, so you could tell the owners are trying to do little things; however, the black mold definitely needs taken care of if this place is going to continue to run as a hotel. Honestly, it may be better as a museum. I don't think it is fit for a place to stay.

Horrible! Dirty. Smelly. We thought an historic hotel would be quaint and fun. Instead we got a…read moretotally rundown, dirty, smelly, facility that has never been maintained. There was no way to control the heat in the room and by midnight it had creeped up to over 80 degrees. The mgr tried to find us another room and took us to 2 more rooms but they were worse and one did not even have working hot water. Pictures speak for themselves.

I stayed here for my birthday in 2021, and I've been meaning to review them ever since. I'm…read moresitting here with COVID going through a long "to-do" list of things I've always meant to check-off so, here I am, reviewing this place. First the good: The A-frames are fantastically built and appointed. They look like they were built more to be photographed for the latest social media app than they were built to be lived in. The location is incredible, it's easy to walk right on down to the beach. The bad: This place has a very, very odd tone. On one hand, the business talks about community and integrating into the community. On the other hand, it charges $450/night with a 2-night minimum? It really takes a privileged person to be able to afford $900 for a weekend, probably not someone from the community. On top of that, you are expected to do little "chores" around the A-frames...or risk paying even more. Seriously. This place is priced like a luxury hotel but has chores like a $20/night hostel. Very confusing and conflicting vibes. The views: when we were there, the views from the A-frame were of other cabins...under construction. So we mainly had views of white sheets of TYVEK. You are really, really close to the other A-frame. You are forced to get friendly. Depending on who is in the other A-frame this could be really good or really bad. Again, an odd thing for $900. I was lucky enough that my girlfriend surprised me with a night here for my birthday. The only way she could afford it is because she begged to do one night only, and they also gave us a slight discount because of the TYVEK views. It's great if you can afford it, just make sure you do all your chores. For those of us that are used to sleeping on public lands (the owners include themselves in this lot)...this is only good for a one-time splurge and even then...your $900 might be better spent on a plane ticket to somewhere else.

We did a property buyout for our small wedding and it was a perfect stay for our purposes! A little…read moresnug at max capacity (pull out couches, push beds together, etc) but overall a really nice place for my family to stay with excellent views. Beach is across the street which is where we held our ceremony and honestly it worked out better than I ever could have imagined! Fun little place and one of the nicest spots in Seward hands down.

dirty! do not stay here!…read more this is an incredibly disappointing place to stay. firstly it's dirty. i found a toe or finger nail in between the sheets. hair on pillows and sheets on both beds. this room was definitely not cleaned between stays. hair on the wall of shower. crumbs around sink, dirty unvaccumed floor. holes in pillow case. gross. this is unhygienic and far below the bare minimum for a motel stay. when we arrived to check in the door was already unlocked. the room was only stocked with a half roll of toilet paper. walls are incredibly thin and you can hear your neighbors.

Not a bad spot to stay in seward. Pretty no frills but I was out hiking and on boat excursions and…read morejust needed a place to crash. The front desk girl was really nice

Decent, basic room for our stay to take the Kenai Fjords cruise and check out the town. It's near…read morethe Sealife museum and the beautiful Resuurrection bay. Many restaurants in walking distance.

Great location; right next to mile marker zero of the Iditarod trail and a great walking path along…read morethe waterfront. Rooms basic but nice. Front desk manager very nice. Front desk attendant (male) a complete jerk and waste of oxygen! Ignored us as we stood in front of him to check in. Confirmed a late check out for us and then never told anyone so we apparently did not have a late check out. Confirmed a shuttle to our ship at 12:15 and then at 12:20 we found out that the shuttle would not be available until 12:30 at the earliest. Aaarrrggghhh Why is good customer service so hard?