WestWind Cabins

Stay in one of the 4 unique, modern, and cozy cabins that make up this intimate resort, all of which marry a luxurious aesthetic with dramatic Alaskan views. And while the location feels pleasantly tucked away, you’ll be just 5 minutes from downtown Homer.

All of the cabins serve up stunning views of Kachemak Bay’s shimmering waters and the craggy peaks of the Kenai Mountains. Soak in the scenery from your cabin’s large front windows or while sitting out on the deck.

Much of the cabins’ sidings are made from trees milled from the property. Inside, you’ll find luxurious touches like Jotul gas fireplaces, which create a cozy feel; outdoors, there are also fire pits or Solo stoves. Each cabin includes a full—and fully stocked— kitchen, including dishware and some basics, along with locally made honey and locally roasted coffee. Plus, onsite BBQs will help you prepare gourmet meals. Or head into town to explore the great restaurants in Homer.

WestWind Cabins also features a Nordic-style cedar and spruce spa, set in its own building with a large deck and 6-person outdoor hot tub. Inside, you’ll find a wood-fired sauna, shower and changing room, and cold plunge tub. Reserve times for your group during the day and have the spa to yourselves or enjoy it in the evening with the other guests

Choose Your Cabin

• The Point. Built in Scandinavian style and decorated with Alaskan touches, this cabin can sleep 6, with a queen-size bed and fold-down couch downstairs, plus twin and queen beds upstairs in a loft. Sit out on the deck and take in the views, gather around the fire ring on the lawn, or cozy up to the gas fireplace inside.
• The Arc. Built in a dramatic Gothic style, this 6-person cabin features a huge arch that makes it feel super-spacious. Luxuriate in the king-size bed in the bedroom downstairs, which has a bathroom with double sinks, in-floor radiant heat, a free-standing soaking tub, and double shower heads. A spiral staircase leads upstairs to a loft and king-size bed.
• The Bluff. This cabin, built in a Scandinavian design, sleeps 4 and offers big square picture windows that look out onto the bay and mountains beyond, as well as bar seating in the kitchen area.
• The Slope. Set at the western end of the property, this cabin with a sloping roof sleeps 4 and offers the most privacy, plus views into forested conservation land.