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Trying to pick the right Seward lodging for you? We recommend these three Seward hotels:

For the feel of staying in a national park, choose Seward Windsong Lodge. This full-service, 108-room lodge is set in the forest, with mountain and river views. Located 4 miles from town and 8 miles from Exit Glacier. Fine restaurant, walking grounds, and a van that will take you most anywhere.
If you want to stay in town, choose Seward Holiday Inn Express. This brand new Seward hotel is conveniently located in the small boat harbor where all the glacier cruises and fishing charters depart from. Fine dining, colorful boats bobbing in the water, and all the fun of the harbor are just out your front door.

If you want a remote Alaska wilderness lodge accessible only by boat, choose Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge. Its 8 cabins offer a true escape from civilization without TV’s or phones. But you won’t lack for activities, including beach walking, whale watching (right from shore!), kayaking, and more.

If you’re driving to Seward, consider an overnight in Cooper Landing, 40 miles north of Seward and centrally located on the Kenai Peninsula. You’ll find two of Alaska’s nicest road-accessible lodges, each set on the banks of the turquoise Kenai River:

Kenai Riverside Lodge: 16 cabins right on the river
Kenai Princess Wilderness Lodge : 86-room lodge just above the river

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Holiday Inn Express - Seward Harbor

The Holiday Inn Express sits right on the boardwalk in Seward with spectacular views of either the Small Boat Harbor or Mt. Marathon and just one block from the Alaska Railroad Depot. This new, and very comfortable hotel is full of amenities, including a pool. With just 82 rooms - some featuring balconies - it is an intimate hotel loaded with all the conveniences of a much larger property, and luxuries like goose-down comforters on every bed.

$71 – $289 per night

Year round

Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge

This native Alaskan-owned lodge offers a unique wilderness experience. Set on Fox Island, it is accessible only by boat from Seward, and is a true escape from civilization. Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge has 8 cabins which do not have televisions; the focus here is on nature. Go out on a naturalist-guided walk, or take a kayak excursion and look for whales that swim right up to the shore.

From $359 (double) per night

Late May - Early Sept

Seward Windsong Lodge

Alaska Native owned and operated, the Seward Windsong Lodge is a full-service lodge set in a glacier valley, surrounded by the forest. Just eight miles from Exit Glacier and four miles from Seward, the lodge offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of downtown; a free shuttle provides access to town, tours, and transportation. Evidence of Seward's industrial side does appear in the area (i.e. a nearby gravel operation), but it doesn't dominate the scenic beauty.

$139 – $269 (double) per night

Year round

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