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What Guests Said About Seward:
Keri
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
One of our most favorite places in all of Alaska!
One of our most favorite places in all of Alaska! Whether you are looking for a relaxing or adventurous time, it is the place to be! Our favorite things to do are attend the Sea Aquarium, take a harbor cruise, and explore Kenai Fjords Park!
Thomas
United States of America
8.0
Very Good
reviews
Hiking and fishing are great.
Hiking and fishing are great. Lots to do if you are active and outdoorsy.
A few good places to eat - the local brewpub is good and very popular with boat tourists and locals. Creative menu. Other spots pretty good.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
Seward is a wonderful place to visit for one or two days.
Seward is a wonderful place to visit for one or two days. The Sealife Center is well worth seeing. You can walk along the water and harbor. The day we did that we came upon a free cookout (donations only if you wanted to give) with Alaskan tribal dancing and costumes. When you first get into Seward you arrive near the harbor. The main town (still small) with shops and restaurants are a few more minutes down the road. This is also where the Sealife Center is as well. You can walk there along the water from the harbor area which is very nice. The restaurants around the harbor can be rather expensive, but the restaurants down on the main street in the main part of town is reasonable. The shops on the main street are very nice to look through and you can find unusual souvenirs. I ended up finding a Moose antler that has a carving of a eagle's face, giving the illusion of an eagle in flight. I absolutely love it. It was carved by a local artist. It looks beautiful on the wall above an entry way in my home. We also took a hike to Exit Glacier while there. You can take a short hike to the tongue of the glacier or a long more strenuous hike to where you can see the entire glacier field. We opted for the shorter one since we didn't bring water with us.
Cara
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
The city is tiny but has lots to do.
The city is tiny but has lots to do...more in the summer than the colder months. It's only 2.3 hours away from Anchorage by car. Seward has a few restaurants that are open year round. There are whale watching tours, fishing charters, dog sledding tours. Exit glacier is a few miles away and can be easily reached by hiking once the snow has melted. This is one little town I don't mind coming back to. The people are very friendly.
Dusti
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
Seward is a beaufiul coastal town.
Seward is a beaufiul coastal town. It is a bustling crazy place in the summer but offers some great landscape and wildlife viewing. In the winter it becomes this picturesque winter town with fantastic snow covered mountains raising out of Resurrection Bay. If you can stay a couple days take the time and enjoy everything Seward has to offer. It is worth it.
“I thought the price was a bit high, but the hotel is right on the harbor which is where everyone wants to be. The restaurant was great for breakfast.”
“The staff, location and decor were excellent. We were delayed due to a fire closing the highway and the hotel accommodated us, letting us check in the following day. Loved the thoughtfuness of the decor. All lamps had electric sockets to plug tech into, room had a fridge, coffe maker and microwave. Great shower as well.”
“Hotel is only a short 5 minute drive from Seward city-center/harbor and is in a quiet woodsy nature area that is worthy of Alaska and relaxing with the exception of a few distant hunter's gunshots that rang out loudy from time to time in the afternoon.”
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