带洗衣机和烘干机的Resurrection Bay民宿

Seahorse Cottage- ocean view family home

Seahorse Cottage is a cheerful, light-filled, immaculately clean cottage that you will love to call your home away from home. Ideally located in downtown Seward: 1 block from the bay and waterfront playground, 1/2 block from library, 1.5 blocks from post office, and 3 blocks from the Alaska SeaLife Center. Fantastic views of Resurrection Bay. Watch the sun come up over Mt. Alice while you enjoy your cup of coffee from the back deck, and catch the sun's last rays from the living room couch.

Seward Mountain View Lodging

Perfect location in heart of Seward! New 3 bedroom home, constructed in 2017. Full Kitchen with solid surface countertops and stainless steel appliances. 3 Bedrooms with Queen Beds and closets. One full bath and one half bath. Walking distance to both downtown and the boat harbor. This property has a front facing view to Mt. Marathon and is directly across the street from the Seward's historical "Millionaires' Row". Beautiful View of Resurrection Bay to the east.

MountainTop Cabin

Our property is new construction that we completed in the fall of 2014. Our family lived in this cabin for just more than a year as we completed construction of our forever home. We are close enough to offer you any assistance you may need but far enough away to give you all the space and privacy you will want. It's a rustic cabin finished with all the modern amenities. The decor suggests a modern feel but the log walls and large windows suggest rustic Alaska.

A Cottage on the Bay

A cottage on the bay is a beach front house with 3 bedrooms, each looking out over Resurrection Bay. A well supplied kitchen and living room allow you to relax while watching the ocean and mountains. The large front deck expands into a sitting area with fire pit, looking over the beach. Stoke the cedar sauna and enjoy walks to the north and south while it warms up! The whales, sea lions, seals, otters and birds make this place truly unique.

Coho Cottage

Cute 1950’s cottage charmingly restored with antiques and nautical decor. It is perfect for two adults, good with a couple kids added or total of three adults but tight with 4 adults. Centrally located it is a 13 minute walk to downtown (.7 miles), 8 minute walk to the boat harbor (.5 miles), 5 minute walk to Two Lakes Park and a 2 minute walk to the gazebo on the lagoon. The fenced yard backs up to the mountain for added privacy.

5th Avenue Lodging- perfect central location

Nestled in central Seward, with panoramic mountain views overlooking Resurrection Bay, this newly renovated apartment is the ideal vacation hub. Situated only a couple blocks from the waterfront beach, as well as the main street restaurants and coffee shops, exploring this iconic town is made easy! Adventure is at your doorstep with seaside bike paths, Mt. Marathon hiking trail, the boat harbor, and Seward’s famous SeaLife Center.

Locally made log cabin.

Welcome to my little cabin. Built locally in 1989 this cozy log cabin is one of the few remaining cabins originally built in the Lost Lake Subdivision. With its true cabin form it was built as a "Dry Cabin". In 2011 utilities were added. Staying here you will enjoy the comforts of the modern world but also the coziness of a rustic log cabin on a large private lot in a quiet subdivision.

Coast & Clay - downtown waterfront with a gallery.

Coast & Clay offers amazing views of the bay located right downtown! With two bedrooms (queen beds), 1.5 baths, laundry, full kitchen, queen sofa bed in the living room and a great dining room table, you'll have everything you need for 6 guests! A charming pottery shop out front has items made by the owner for sale or enjoy handmade favorites stocked for your stay.

The Little Yellow House

Enjoy a pleasant stay all to yourself in this cozy 1-bedroom home centrally located within walking distance of downtown Seward, the boat harbor, Resurrection Bay and the Mount Marathon jeep trail. A perfect home-base for Seward adventures during winter or summer - the Little Yellow House was originally built in 1950 and still has the old Seward charm.