Family-friendly vacation rentals in Lowell Point

Blackhorse Cabin

Quant little cabin nestled high enough in the mountain to view Mt Alice from the front porch and still close enough to the town of Seward. There is a queen bed and a futon. The love seat reclines also. There is a fire pit you are free to use and some bikes hang from the deck of the main house feel free to use those. The house is located up the mountain but the road can be heard from the cabin. The queen bed and twin futon are located in the same room. One guest complained the area was to small.

Small Lovely Downtown Nook with Free parking

The entire small, cheap, and cozy studio nook unit is located in a safe and walkable downtown neighborhood. This small, well-lit studio nook is located in a historic home at a prime location in Seward, Alaska. It comfortably accommodates two people with one queen-sized bed. Fully equipped kitchen. Private bathroom. Private entrance. ✔ in Historic Downtown ✔ 4 minutes from Alaska Sealife Center ✔ 15 minutes from Small Boat Harbor ✔ 19 minutes from Exit Glacier ✔ 10 minutes to Lowell Point

Oceanfront Inn Private Suite

This lovely studio style suite offers the best view in Seward from the privacy of a sizable covered deck. A queen bed in the main area, and twin mattress in the loft, with kitchenette, and full bathroom with stand up shower. Enjoy a picnic around the fire from the private courtyard which offers access down to the beach. Access to a shared hot tub, (extra fee), is included with rental of this unit. Please read full details for important information of this property before you book.

Auntie Franther's Master Suite

Minimalist, elegant, and spacious house in the heart of everything. Being centrally located from downtown and the harbor makes this space the perfect spot for travelers that would like to access this entire quaint town on foot. You would be waking up to incredible views of the mountains all around the property. Additionally, Mount Marathon is only a block away, a strenuous but extremely rewarding hike that’s an institution in Seward and a legend around Alaska!

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.

Coho Cottage

Cute 1950’s cottage charmingly restored with antiques and nautical decor. It is perfect for two adults, good with a couple kids added or total of three adults but tight with 4 adults. Centrally located it is a 13 minute walk to downtown (.7 miles), 8 minute walk to the boat harbor (.5 miles), 5 minute walk to Two Lakes Park and a 2 minute walk to the gazebo on the lagoon. The fenced yard backs up to the mountain for added privacy.

Coffee House Cottage

Adorable cottage in the back yard of the local historic coffee house. This custom tiny home was built to take in the grand, south-facing views. Our cottage is in the perfect location in downtown Seward, but it's also privately situated in the backyard and is protected from tourist traffic. Every detail has been considered when putting together this artistic space, and we're excited to share it with you!

Colorful Cabin in the Woods

Take a load off and instantly improve your mood after a full day of playing and exploring at this colorful cabin in the woods. With all of the amenities you'd expect in a B&B, you'll have the freedom to cook a full meal, kick up your feet and read a book or catch some ZZ's before your next wild Alaskan Adventure. Conveniently located just 7 minutes from downtown Seward.

The Little Yellow House

Enjoy a pleasant stay all to yourself in this cozy 1-bedroom home centrally located within walking distance of downtown Seward, the boat harbor, Resurrection Bay and the Mount Marathon jeep trail. A perfect home-base for Seward adventures during winter or summer - the Little Yellow House was originally built in 1950 and still has the old Seward charm.