Seward & Kenai Fjords Bed & Breakfasts

The Bal­laine House is named after its orig­i­nal own­er, Frank L. Bal­laine, the broth­er of John Bal­laine who is con­sid­ered to be Sewards found­ing father. Frank Bal­laine Arrived in Seward in March 1905 and con­struc­tion on his house was com­plet­ed lat­er that year. The Bal­laine House has been con­tin­u­ous­ly occu­pied for 95 years and appears today much as it did when it was con­strust­ed. Today, it pro­vides lodg­ing in a his­toric atmos­phere. Rooms 6 Rooms…  ...more

If you’re a nature or art lover, or if you’re just look­ing for a beau­ti­ful pri­vate room with­in walk­ing dis­tance of down­town Seward, head to the Arc­tic Par­adise B&B. There’s only one room, so you’ll have lots of pri­va­cy. It’s also the only B&B in town run by a wildlife biol­o­gist — one who also hap­pens to be a pilot, dancer, musi­cian, teacher and artist. So Mary Ann Benoit can give you tips on the best hikes or bird-watch­ing areas and…  ...more