Vacation rentals with outdoor seating in Seward

The Moose Inn-your home away from home!

This unit is located in the woods on 1.3 acres. Moose in the yard on a weekly basis. They love my trees. This 4 plex has all high-end finishes. Mattress, pillow protectors. 4 pillows on each bed. All towels are high-end as well. This is a bottom floor unit Large yard and extra parking as well. Very new updated to look like a rust cabin plenty of towels. Seward Waterfront is only 7 miles from the house. Tons to do from biking, hiking! Keep in mind this is a 4 plex but still very peaceful!

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!

The Whale @ Exit Glacier

Welcome to Exit Glacier Cabins! Our brand new cabin features large windows & cozy spaces to enjoy the breathtaking mountain views and braided river. Close to the Seward Harbor and on the road to Exit Glacier, we are nearby all of the action while still amidst wildlife and incredibly scenery. Our plush beds, comfy sofa, fully stocked kitchen, & custom shower make the indoors super comfortable; while our lounge chairs, picnic table, grill & fire pit will help you take in Alaska's beauty.

Cottage by the bay

Enjoy easy access to everything from this perfectly located home base. Our home is right in the middle of the town of Seward. It is two blocks from the ocean and three blocks from the famous Mount Marathon Trail. It is also a few blocks from downtown and the small boat harbor. Built in 1941, this home has some old house personality like a real wood floor that creaks in places. We do not allow smoking or pets. We also do not have a TV. Please enjoy your stay

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.

Coffee House Cottage

Adorable cottage in the back yard of the local historic coffee house. This custom tiny home was built to take in the grand, south-facing views. Our cottage is in the perfect location in downtown Seward, but it's also privately situated in the backyard and is protected from tourist traffic. Every detail has been considered when putting together this artistic space, and we're excited to share it with you!

Let's Get Lost Cabin

Wake to the day in a warm cozy cabin; enjoy a fresh cup of Alaskan roast coffee or delicious tea, the mountain view out the windows and off the deck are jaw dropping spectacular…and that is just the start of your day! You are our guest and you will feel spoiled in the garden setting of “Lets Get Lost” cabin…you came here for adventure, and this is where it all begins.

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.

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.