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The Holiday Inn Express Seward Harbor is the premier Alaska travel destination.Overlooking the small boat harbor and Resurrection Bay, adventure and sightseeing opportunities abound. No trip to Alaska is complete without Seward included. From fishing
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The Hotel Edgewater features comfortable rooms, a conference center, a gift and fine art shop, coffee bar,in house massage therapist, a spa room with hot tub and sauna. Relax in our lobby featuring a three story glass atrium with a waterfall and fire
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Marathon View
524 Fourth Avenue
Seward, AK 99664
Nightly Rates (155.00 - 155.00)
3 Star
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At The Marathon View you will have a private condo suite. Our facilities offer partial views of Mount Marathon and surrounding mountains. Enjoy the view while grilling your catch from our upper level patio area. Each condo unit offers comfortable que
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Van Gilder Hotel
308 Adams Street
Seward, AK 99664-0609
Nightly Rates (116.10 - 219.00)
3 Star
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Long a favorite of tourists and Alaskans, The Van Gilder Hotel is a National Historic Landmark built in 1916, which has been tastefully restored to reflect its early Alaska history. You will find the Van Gilder a quiet, non-smoking, impeccably clean
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Marina Motel
1 Mile Seward Highway
Seward, AK 99664
Nightly Rates (85.00 - 95.00)
2 Star
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The motel is clean quiet and comfortable. Within walking distance to small boat harbor which is a departure point for tours of Kenai Fjords and great sport fishing.
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Harborview Inn
804 Third Avenue
Seward, AK 99664
Nightly Rates (164.00 - 164.00)
3 Star
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Just 120 miles south of Anchorage...on the Kenai Peninsula...on a highway that is designated a National Scenic Byway, at the head of Resurrection Bay sits the town of Seward, Alaska and Harborview Inn. Nestled between spectacular Mt. Marathon and br
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Alaska Hamptons
Mile 1 2 Nash Road
Seward, AK 99664
Nightly Rates (400.00 - 400.00)
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This private old-world setting is conveniently located minutes from downtown Seward, but enjoys sun-drenched summer evenings with warm sea breezes whispering through century-old Sitka spruce several hours longer than those on the other side of the Ba
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