Lóistíní saoire ar cíos atá oiriúnach do pheataí in Seward

Blackhorse Cabin

Quant little cabin nestled high enough in the mountain to view Mt Alice from the front porch and still close enough to the town of Seward. There is a queen bed and a futon. The love seat reclines also. There is a fire pit you are free to use and some bikes hang from the deck of the main house feel free to use those. The house is located up the mountain but the road can be heard from the cabin. The queen bed and twin futon are located in the same room. One guest complained the area was to small.

Kobuk’s Kabin: Clean, Comfy, and Dog-Friendly

Woof, hi, I’m Kobuk the Saint Bernard! Welcome to my log cabin! It’s super cozy, away from the downtown hustle-bustle, and a short walk to the beautiful 16-mile Lost Lake Trail, where I love to hike, wade in streams, and roll in snow. My dog-friendly cabin is in a popular all-season adventure spot for mountain/snow bikers, trail runners, backcountry/cross-country skiers, and snowmachiners. Pack your gear and come on over! We even have ample room for parking boats and other trailered items!

Renfro's Lakeside Retreat Cabins

Nestled in the heart of the Kenai Mountains, Renfro's Lakeside Retreat is located on emerald green Kenai Lake. Renfro's offers five unique cabins which are located on the lake. Renfro's offers spectacular views of huge snow capped mountains and a 30-mile long lake. This pristine retreat has the feel of true wilderness and yet is located only 20 miles from Seward. This means you are within driving distance of the activities people want to see and experience while on the Kenai Peninsula.

Modern Seward Apartment

Enjoy a peaceful stay nestled against the mountains at this centrally-located space in the heart of Seward. Your retreat is a two bedroom, one bath apartment on the ground floor of a newly constructed home. It is complete with laundry and kitchen facilities and a private fenced-in backyard. Located at the base of Mount Marathon, you are just a few doors down from the start of the famous Mount Marathon race, a five minute walk to downtown, and a ten minute walk to the waterfront!

Tiny Home - Quiet Neighborhood

This tiny home is perfect for the solo traveler or a couple who really like one another. Although tiny, you'll find everything you need for a cozy stay in Seward, including hot and cold running water, a small cookstove and a large "mini" fridge. There is a shower in the home that will give you approximately 10 minutes of hot water with judicial use. A normal, flushing toilet is in a seperate, shared building adjacent to the home. Please note the tiny home is 8' x 12'.

Lost Lake Tiny House

Tucked in the peaceful, woodsy Lost Lake area, our modern tiny house offers the perfect mix of seclusion and adventure. Just a short walk (under ½ mile!) to the stunning Lost Lake trailhead—a favorite for hikers and mountain bikers—you’ll be surrounded by tall trees and fresh mountain air. Though it feels like a retreat, you're only 4 miles from the harbor and 5 miles from downtown Seward. This cozy hideaway is the perfect base for your Alaskan adventure!

Rustic Roots Seaside Indigo Cabin

Rustic Roots Cabins offers 7 nightly units. Our Seaside Indigo Cabin is nested right on the waterfront, with amazing views of Resurrection Bay. This craftsman cabin is rustic and has the feel of a modern houseboat at high tide. The cabin is quaint and perfect for 2 guests. It includes an en-suite bathroom, queen-size bed, sitting area, kitchenette, outdoor deck with BBQ, firepit ring, and private beach access.

Downtown Seward Lodging

Your rental is located on the bottom floor with 3-bedrooms, 1-bath, full kitchen, & living room in the downstairs vacation rental. This unit is fully furnished with an Alaskan feel. We are just one block to downtown Seward. Stay with Seward Chalet and cook from home, or walk just one block and enjoy the local restaurants and shops. Your host are on site, and available all day and until 10pm each night.

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.