Family-friendly vacation rentals in Seward

A cabin exterior is showcased, featuring a distinctive triangular roof and large windows that allow natural light. A welcoming yellow door serves as the entrance, while a wooden deck is lined with a railing and includes a seating area. Surrounding trees provide a sense of seclusion.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

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.

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 289 reviews

The exterior of the Anderson house is depicted, showcasing a one-story structure with a yellow facade and large windows. Snow blankets the ground, and the backdrop features a mountainous landscape densely covered with evergreen trees.

Apartment in Seward

THE ANDERSON HOUSE LODGING

Anderson house is close to downtown(2 blocks). unit b two private bedrooms with one queen bed each, roll-away bed is available for an extra charge ($25). 3X5 tile shower comfort height toilet. full kitchen with dishwasher, breakfast bar dining. two recliners in small living room space. entry has a freezer if you need it to store fish while you stay with us. parking for this unit is off the alley, room for two cars for this unit. views of Mt marathon, Alice and resurrection bay. quiet location

The interior features a spacious sleeping area with a large bed draped in a white quilt, complemented by colorful cushions. Large windows frame stunning mountain views, while a cozy sofa and a TV provide comfort and entertainment. Wooden walls lend a rustic feel to the space.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

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.

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 212 reviews

A wooden deck is depicted with two red Adirondack chairs, inviting relaxation while surrounded by trees. The expansive view reveals snow-capped mountains in the background, enhancing the serene atmosphere of the outdoor space.

Yurt in Seward

Fiddlehead Yurts

We are not your average getaway. Hidden in the rainforest canopy, spend the afternoon grilling on the porch while watching the eagles fly to and from their nest above the yurt. When your ready to wind down listen to the owls hoot around the fire ring while watching the sunset from exit glacier. A labor of love as my first home, I hope you get a slice of the serenity that comes with unplugging in this magical spot. If you’re lucky you’ll wake up to a moose or two in the pond.

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

A charming cottage with a red roof is positioned along the shoreline, surrounded by marine vegetation. The view includes mountains in the background, a rocky beach to the right, and a wooden deck leading to the house. The sky is bright with interspersed clouds.

Cottage in Seward

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.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 371 reviews

A quaint cottage exterior is framed by lush trees, featuring a welcoming porch with seating. Flower beds and decorative plants enrich the front yard, while a shaded area offers privacy. A large window allows for natural light, showcasing the cozy charm of the home.

Cottage in Seward

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.

The interior of the cabin features warm wooden walls with a loft area above. A ladder provides access to the loft, where a queen bed is situated. A comfortable sofa is placed in the corner, alongside a small dining table and chairs, creating a cozy living space.

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Salmon Creek Cabins

Located just one mile from the city limits of Seward makes our cabins close to everything. Simple one room cabins with simple rates for a true Alaskan experience. There is a queen bed on the main floor and a queen bed in the open loft. All cabins have their own bathroom. The laundry facility for everyone's use. We love kids and encourage evening bonfires. Each cabin has a microwave, refrig and bbq.

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 366 reviews

The entrance to a charming vacation rental is flanked by lush greenery and flowering plants. A two-story structure with a garage presents a rustic facade, complemented by soft colors. Scenic mountain views can be faintly discerned in the background, adding a natural feel to the setting.

Apartment in Seward

A Suite View

Beautiful bay views from the covered veranda at this vacation rental. This cozy efficiency apartment has a queen bed, fold-out couch, full bath, kitchen, private entrance and covered deck for your enjoyment. We are located within walking distance to the bay, museum, shops, restaurants, and attractions. There is an 11% bed tax that will be collected when you arrive.

A welcoming cabin is framed by tall evergreen trees, featuring a distinctive metal sign displaying a bear and nature scene. A vibrant hanging planter of orange flowers adds a splash of color to the well-maintained green lawn.

5 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

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.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

The living room features a comfortable sofa and a cozy armchair, with a small table beside it. A warm glow from the nearby heater complements the soft lighting provided by fairy lights. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, framed by curtains.

Home in Seward

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.

A rustic log cabin is set within a lush green landscape, featuring a covered porch with bright red chairs. Tall trees surround the cabin, and a pathway lined with floral accents leads to the entrance. Large windows allow natural light to brighten the interior.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

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.