Alaska Bed & Breakfasts
Want to get a fuller picture of Alaska during your visit? Stay with Alaskans. Local bed & breakfasts put authentic Alaska experts—your hosts—at your service: They're happy to share insider tips about the local attractions, as well as their favorite recommendations for hikes, fishing spots or little-known gems. They also give you an in-depth feel for what life is like here for regular folks.
Alaska B&Bs can appeal to all tastes, too: accommodations range from luxurious to rustic, and from quaint homes to guest apartments or even cabins. Each B&B has its own personality: some cater well to business travelers, or have fun activities for families, while others specialize in romance or active, outdoors pursuits.
Breakfast styles also run the gamut, from a stocked kitchen in your private cabin to a communal table where you meet travelers from around the world. Feel free to ask about that breakfast before you book: Will it include classic muffins and fruit, or Alaskan specialties such as salmon quiche, reindeer sausage and wild blueberry pancakes with fireweed syrup? Either way, you can count on a comfortable setting, friendly service, and a great breakfast to kick off your daily adventures.
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This private lodging business may be the ultimate way for independent travelers to stay in the famously just-off-the-grid McCarthy. They’re located just before the footbridge leading into town, so you can park your car right by your private guest house —without the hassle of parking and having your stuff schlepped over the bridge. A favorite among locals and visitors alike, the modern guest houses have great views of the Wrangell St. Elias ...more
This 3‑room inn provides easy access to city excursions as well as a great springboard for any Alaskan adventure. The Arts & Crafts-style guest house, with a spacious second-story living room, offers panoramic views of downtown Anchorage, nearby mountains and Cook Inlet. You can walk to any number of restaurants, shops and museums, or look for wildlife along the city’s Coastal Trail.
Just 12 miles from the entrance of Denali National Park, Denali Dome Home B&B is a one-of-a-kind geodesic dome sitting on 10 acres in Healy, operated by the Miller family for 37 years. Each of the eight uniquely appointed guest rooms includes a private bathroom with heated tile floors, king or queen bed, refrigerator, TV, and Wi-Fi — and every morning begins with a cooked-to-order breakfast served family style. The Millers are expert local ...more
At A Taste of Alaska lodge you’ll find comfortable, modern accommodations. This quaint lodge feels more like a B&B, but has all of the privacy of a hotel.
At this lakeside B&B just outside Seward, you get genuine bed and breakfast hospitality: homemade three-course breakfasts with Alaska ingredients, free use of kayaks and canoes, and personalized service from hosts who know the area. Bear Lake’s undeveloped shoreline means prime wildlife viewing. You may see eagles in the spruce trees and moose along the water. Choose from five comfortable rooms, then unwind on the deck or explore the Om Home ...more
An exclusive lakeside oasis with hideaway cabins accessible by car and only 7 miles south of Denali National Park entrance. In addition to luxurious accommodations, you can enjoy the art gallery, artisan bakery, and spacious lawn with a campfire circle and a lovely view of the Alaska Range.
At this year-round B&B just outside the heart of Homer, the notion of being a guest takes on a new meaning. In her sunny two-story home, innkeeper Paula caters to just one party at a time — whether you are traveling on your own, or have up to six in your group. That means the B&B caters entirely to your needs during your stay — and you have easy access to quaint Homer, just outside the doorstep.
