Vacation rentals in Alaska

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Plane in Wasilla
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

1956 DC-6 Cargo Plane: Sleep in an Alaskan Legend

Climb aboard back to 1956! This DC-6 air freighter spent its life flying the skies of Alaska, hauling critical frieght and fuel to remote villages around the state. Now you can climb aboard for one last flight and stay in this 2 bedroom, 1 bath airplane house with full kitchen, living room, and cockpit! The DC-6 airplane house is located alongside our private airstrip (1,700ft long) and has plenty of room for your car, truck, and bushplane parking. Airplane house#2 https://Airbnb.com/h/dc-9/

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Cabin in Sutton-Alpine
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Glacier View Log Cabin

Relax and enjoy astounding glacier and mountain views from every window in Glacier View, Alaska. This is an authentic, spacious Alaskan log cabin built in 1973. The cabin has a full custom kitchen, full bath, and a private view of the Matanuska Glacier from inside the cabin or from the deck. Prepare your own meals in the fully equipped kitchen, or dine at our local lodge across the road. The Glacier View Log Cabin sleeps up to 6 and has TV, wifi, and woodstove heat. Pet friendly (maximum 2.)

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A wooden deck stretches across the image, offering expansive views of the landscape below. The vibrant colors of sunset illuminate the sky while the silhouettes of distant trees line the horizon, creating a serene backdrop for the cabin's expansive glass windows.
Cabin in Fairbanks
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

Tiny Home On The Dome w/ Hot Tub

This one of a kind cabin, offers the most spectacular 270° views for both sunrise, sunset, and Aurora viewing! Sitting on top of the locally popular Ester Dome, this unique cabin overlooks all of Fairbanks and the surrounding areas. Just 11 miles to the airport, there is amazing hiking/biking trails nearby. With a surplus of windows, the breathtaking Alaskan tundra/mountains are highlighted. Inside this custom built cabin, there is a cozy living room and a fully functional kitchen/bathroom.

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Tent in Palmer
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Glamping Tent on the Knik River

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Located on the river's edge of the Knik River in Palmer, Alaska, our glamping tents offer a unique experience. Unplug, unwind and kickback in our canvas style bell tents. Each tent is stylishly outfitted with a queen size bed, linens, rugs, stylish decor and other amenities. Only 45 minutes north of Anchorage, our location boasts incredible views with access to all things outdoor! Also perfect for micro weddings, retreats & small gatherings!

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The cabin features a welcoming entrance, illuminated warmly by lights. A porch extends across the front, with steps leading to the grassy area. Surrounding logs and foliage add a natural touch, while the trees provide a serene backdrop. The structure displays a traditional craftsman style.
Cabin in Sitka
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Kasiana Island kayak cabin

Kasiana Island Cabin sits on the west shore of Kasiana Island, 1 mile southwest of Sitka, Alaska. The cabin was built in 2011. This remote site is generally accessible year-round by boat. It can be accessed by kayak weather permitting. Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements, or hire me. Guests are responsible for their own safety, and must bring their own amenities. Water is available by rain barrel, A cooler provided and bbq, bring ice. Waterproof boots are a must!

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Guesthouse in Wasilla
5 out of 5 average rating, 163 reviews

Hatcher Pass Lakeside Hideaway with Hot Tub!

Our tiny home is elegant and simple, hand crafted for privacy with close to town comforts, yet off the beaten path. This cozy paradise is tucked away on a private drive boasting some of the best views of the Wasilla Range. The home is crafted to provide you with over 420 Sq Feet of carefully planned space offering a fully functional kitchen, a beautiful bathroom and a custom tiled shower. It is truly magical to soak outdoors under the night sky in the privacy of your own hot tub.

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The interior of a barrel sauna features wooden benches and a circular window offering panoramic views of lush greenery outside. A small wooden table holds two glasses, inviting relaxation while gazing at the tranquil Alaskan wilderness.
Cabin in Fairbanks
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Aurora House-Bucket List, Sauna, Panoramic Views!

Welcome to The Aurora, a Belatopia property and epic stay where the Northern Lights are visible on just about every clear night from September through April. During the summer months, watch the midnight sun set right in front of your living room window. Nestled on a mountain 20 minutes from Fairbanks and away from all light pollution, The Aurora is the perfect place to unwind and experience the beauty of Alaska. "Do not stay anywhere else! The Aurora House was PHENOMENAL!" - Gail

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Two eco-domes are surrounded by snow, with vibrant green auroras illuminating the night sky above. Each dome features a round window and a doorway, creating a distinct silhouette against the backdrop of the snowy landscape.
Dome in Talkeetna
5 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews

Denali Dome -Denali View EcoDomes @TalkeetnaAerie

Discover mountain nesting for your ultimate Talkeetna getaway. Perched high on a ridge overlooking the Alaska Range & Denali, embark on adventures, spot planes, and enjoy nature therapy in this personal wilderness retreat, while staying close to town. Built in 2023 by our small family and beloved friends, Talkeetna Aerie is an eco-friendly adventure lodge like nothing you've ever experienced before. Great for families and small events. DM@talkeetnaaerie for inquiries or chat

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A hot tub is positioned on a wooden deck, surrounded by a grid of decorative lights and natural greenery. The ceiling features exposed wooden beams, contributing to a warm ambiance. Adjacent to the hot tub, a barrel sauna is visible, adding to the inviting outdoor space.
Guesthouse in Palmer
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 210 reviews

Amazing views! Deck with hot tub & barrel sauna.

One-of-a-kind property in a one-of-a-kind place. This cozy, detached guesthouse that overlooks the Mat-Su Valley from iconic Lazy Mountain. Includes a huge new covered deck where you can enjoy the unobstructed views from the barrel sauna and hot-tub while protected from the elements. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, steam shower, full kitchen, open living room. Pull-out queen couch can sleep additional two guests. *Winter months, AWD is a must. Garage is not for guest use.

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A charming cottage with a red roof is positioned along the shoreline, surrounded by marine vegetation. The view includes mountains in the background, a rocky beach to the right, and a wooden deck leading to the house. The sky is bright with interspersed clouds.
Cottage in Seward
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

A Cottage on the Bay

A cottage on the bay is a beach front house with 3 bedrooms, each looking out over Resurrection Bay. A well supplied kitchen and living room allow you to relax while watching the ocean and mountains. The large front deck expands into a sitting area with fire pit, looking over the beach. Stoke the cedar sauna and enjoy walks to the north and south while it warms up! The whales, sea lions, seals, otters and birds make this place truly unique.

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The exterior of a warm-toned house is visible at night, partially obscured by trees and snow. The sky glows with shades of green from the Aurora, complementing the tranquil white landscape. The warm light from the windows creates a welcoming contrast against the cold surroundings.
Home in Fairbanks
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 203 reviews

Northern Lights views from bed!

We built the Rocky Top AirBnB as place for our parents to stay in the summer. In the winter, it's yours! It's an Aurora-viewing, winter-loving house: its walls are a foot thick, with radiant floors heated by an environmentally-friendly vegetable-oil boiler. At night, watch the Aurora from bed or the large north-facing windows. The large couch is a comfortable place to watch the low winter sun traverse the mountains to the south during the day.

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A rustic cabin is nestled among tall trees, featuring large windows and a covered porch. Outdoor seating is positioned on the deck, offering views of the surrounding nature. Snow-capped mountains are visible in the background under a bright blue sky.
Cabin in Seward
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

The Cabins at Kenai Lake- "Yakutat"

Alaska-Real-Simple! This is the REAL Thing! A rustic Alaska Lakefront Cabin located in the heart of the Kenai Peninsula. Off the Grid, No Wifi, No electricity, well water, propane lights, wood stove for heat. You can't get more "Remote" without hiring a float plane, a water taxi, or walking for 2 hours! But we're just moments from the Seward Highway. Guests have access to the wood fired lakefront sauna and hot tub. Pet friendly.

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All about Alaska

Soaring snow-covered mountain ranges, stark tundras, towering glaciers, and sprawling forests all collide within the boundaries of Alaska, where you’ll find the highest peak in North America and eight national parks. The state’s vast wilderness is home to grizzly bears, wolves, and moose, as well as off-the-gridders happy to trade the comforts of urban living for the austere beauty of Alaska’s rugged landscape. The ways you can experience this place are myriad: slice through the frontier on a glass-domed train, hitch a ride on a dog sled, or navigate the legendarily scenic Alaska Highway. Even the sun shines differently here. Thanks to Alaska’s location in the top half of the Northern Hemisphere, long summer days culminate in the summer solstice, during which it stays light for nearly 24 hours a day, before transitioning to the dark winter months. These unique features elevate Alaska to a singular state with stellar natural beauty.

What are the top things to do in Alaska?

Glacier Hopping

Alaska affords travelers many opportunities to get up close and personal with staggeringly large ice formations. In Juneau you can watch brown bears munch on salmon from the safe distance of a viewing platform on the 13-mile-long Mendenhall Glacier. Explore dazzling ice caves — with a seasoned guide — on the Hubbard Glacier near Yakutat, which towers 350 feet above the sealine. A kayak or boat is the preferred way to experience the Columbia Glacier in Valdez, which is one of the fastest moving in the world.

Northern Lights

Alaska is one of the best places to see this fantastic atmospheric phenomenon that produces spectacularly colorful, undulating light displays in the night sky. August through April are prime viewing months, and you have your choice of experiences, such as peeping them from a natural hot spring.

Denali National Park

At more than 20,300 feet high, this park’s namesake peak draws mountaineers in droves but is hardly the only attraction here. The national park’s six million acres encompass glaciers, rivers, and valleys accessed by a single road and are home to the Big Five mammals: moose, caribou, wolves, grizzly bears, and Dall sheep, famous for their extravagantly curved horns.

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