Pet-friendly holiday rentals in Seward

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 Sitka cabin, studio cabin for two

First of all...We are a retired military couple with one of the longest running nightly rentals in this area! We try very hard to make sure you have a great stay, and we feel our 4.9+ Star rating shows that! Now for the Sitka Cabin… This studio style cabin with a King bed is perfect for a couple! There is a fully furnished kitchen, a bath with a Huge shower and dual flush toilet, and a great new couch, TV, wifi, and a closet in the living room area. Just bring your food and clothes!

Alagnaq Inn: Panoramic Views, Modern Retreat

Discover Alagnaq Inn, a contemporary Alaskan escape close to town, showcasing breathtaking 180-degree vistas of Resurrection Bay and mountains through the expansive picture windows. Positioned amidst the harbor and mountains, it's a mere 1 mile from the cruise ship terminal and 0.7 miles from the Alaskan Railway Train Depot. This listing consists of the upper main living and downstairs mother-in-law lower units, each offering a private living space + kitchen for ultimate relaxation.

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!

In The Lee: Creekside Yurt minutes from Harbor, NP

Experience the essence of Alaska just outside your door! The new, In The Lee Yurt is located steps away from Salmon Creek on the outskirts of Kenai Fjords NP and 4 miles from the harbor. Nestled in the trees, this is the perfect jump off point to all your adventures in Seward. Fire up the BBQ, light the firepit, take in the sweeping mountain peaks, look out for wildlife as they frequent the creek and recharge in the cozy atmosphere of an Alaskan Yurt.

Downtown Organic Oasis 2 BR

We are in the heart of downtown Seward! Walking distance to shopping, restaurants, and a variety of family friendly activities along Resurrection Bay. Our apartment is above the health food store, with a coffee shop and deli, and adjacent to a playground, Kawabe Park, and the free shuttle stop. You will love our place! We are great for groups, couples, families (kids, too!) and business travelers. You are at home with us!

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.

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.