We searched for something that would feel like we were out in the woods but that was also affordable and accessible without a rent-a-car. Our 12 year old son surfaced this on the internet and we were glad he did. With rental cars going at $85+ per day (we didn't need to drive around), we decided to pay the very... More

Our family had an Alaska adventure last summer. We rented a car and drove all over, Anchorage, Talkeetna, Denali & Seward. After a fair amount of research we chose to stay in Seward & at the Salmon Bake Lodge. Smaller, newer family owned lodge apparently built to accompany the "Salmon Bake" restaurant-AMAZING! Rooms were well appointed and cozy. There's free... More

made my reservation in march ask for the cabin i wanted had conformation # but made threw a 3rd party booker , 3 adults 1 with a handicap in a room with a bunk bed..1 double and above it a bunk ..get real .. the owner totally made up for putting us in a much nicer hotel room and stated... More

probably the best hotel/motel we stayed in out of a whole three weeks. the rooms in the main building are suprisingly luxurious with space and a lovely shower and caters for breakfast (better places in town, worth going to 'the smoke shack') run by a lovely lady and next door to her sons restaurant which was absolutely great- niec family... More

The cabins themselves are very nice. They are clean, decent sized, quiet, and have a TV and minifridge. We really enjoyed our stay there. If you decide to come here, make sure you have a car and know what your plans in Seward are. The people who run the cabins are very busy with their restaraunt (which is very good,... More

We stayed at the Salmon Bake Cabins at Exit Glacier in Seward Alaska. We picked this place to stay because they had freezer space for the fish boxes we brought with us from Kodiak. They have a huge amount of freezer space in the restaurant and were very accommodating and pleasant to deal with when we checked in. When you... More