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Yurt, Shared Bathroom, Bald Eagle Bungalow, Inn Location

1. Nauti Otter Inn and Yurt Village

Seward

Marcia

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30 Aug - 31 Aug

Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking (Upstairs Rooms) | Living room

2. Front Row Bed and Breakfast

Seward

Chi

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22 Aug - 23 Aug

3. Sea Treasures Inn

Seward

Julie

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11 Aug - 12 Aug

4. Two Lakes Guesthouse

Seward

Charles A.

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26 Aug - 27 Aug

5. Guesthouse on Scenic Property

Seward

Melissa R.

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2 Aug - 3 Aug

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Top Seward Hotel Reviews

Van Gilder Hotel

8/10 Good

"On first sight, this place made me really concerned--it's advertised as "Historic," but peeling paint and holes in the exterior stucco was not "historic"--it was shabby. Since it was the most expensive of the places we stayed, I was ready to tell them to find somewhere else for false advertising. However, the interior is beautiful, nicely maintained in a near-Victorian style. Yes, the rooms are on the small side and there is no air conditioning (not unusual for Alaska, especially since it was a high of 65 in mid-July), but there was a lovely, safe window that opened to the breeze from the coast-line. The modern bathroom was spotless. There is no breakfast, but there is coffee via two K-cup machines all day. It is the only place we've ever stayed, however, that sent three emails checking on us while we were there. So, do I recommend the Van Gilder? Yes. We'd stay there again with no issue. [No, there's no elevator, but that, too, was nothing unusual. I don't think any of the places we stayed had an elevator.]. As long as you're forewarned about the exterior appearance, it's a lovely place to stay."