Angels Rest on Resurrection Bay
Beautiful Comfortable Lodging in Seward Alaska
Heavenly Lodging in Seward Alaska
Seward Alaska City Map
| This is a photograph of the Seward Alaska map in our copy of The Milepost, a driving travel guide for Alaska. It shows the town of Seward, and in the bottom left hand corner indicates the turn you make to get to Lowell Point, a small peninsula three miles south of the town of Seward, which is where our Angels Rest on Resurrerction Bay waterfront cabins and rooms are located. The guide is named after the tradition of referring to an address in Alaska by its "milepost #" (e.g. mile 42 of the Seward Highway), since there were no street numbers. Now, with mandated 911 services, most places in Alaska have more traditional addresses, including house numbers. Mapping and GPS software will be incorrect however! Be sure to give yourself time to experience the best heavenly relaxation in our very special cabins and rooms just south of Seward, Alaska, on the shores of Resurrection Bay, on the Kenai Peninsula, with spectacular wildlife and scenery surrounding them. |
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Seward Alaska is a charming small town with a year round population of approximately 500, while the greater Seward area has a total year round population of about 3,000. In the summer with seasonal residents, workers and tourists this number can swell to approximately 5,000. The Seward Highway becomes 3rd Avenue at Van Buren, and the speed limit becomes 25MPH. The historic downtown area is generally located one block east, on 4th Avenue, between Railway Avenue to the south and Jefferson to the north. Most shops & restaurants are located on 4th Avenue, which connects the Downtown district with the Small Boat Harbor. Check out the historic walking tour mentioned on our Things To Do Page. The Small Boat Harbor, on 4th Avenue, north of Downtown, between Van Buren and Port Avenue, is the departure point for most boat tours and fishing charters, and home to mostly seasonal restaurants and gift shops. There are also a few year round businesses in the small boat harbor. North of town, beyond what is pictured on the map, is the turn west toExit Glacier, part of the Kenai Fjords National Park. The drive to the glacier is about 10 miles, then another 1/2 mile walk to the face of the glacier. Seward is home to Mount Marathon, a mountain known the world around for its famous 4th of July foot race. See our listing under seasonal activities on our Activities (Things To Do) Page. |
In Alaska, at the end of the Seward Highway, three miles south on Lowell Point, lies Angels Rest on Resurrection Bay waterfront lodging (cabins, view rooms) with spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife, thoughtful amenities; close to town, Seward Alaska fishing, the Alaska SeaLife Center, and the Kenai Fjords National Park - you'll think you ARE in heaven! Your hosts care about your Alaska vacation experience and would love you to help with your planning. Let them provide you assistance with their extensive locals' insight. Whether you're looking for just a few nights, or a Alaska vacation rental, you'll find these accommodations to be in a class of their own! Why stay in a Seward hotel or a Seward motel when you can experience so much more? If you're looking for a Seward AK bed and breakfast, we're a perfect choice since all of our waterfront cabins, and view rooms have kitchenettes!
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Angels Rest on Resurrection Bay waterfront lodging cabins, view rooms in Seward Alaska, just three miles south of town, on Lowell Point, offer some of the most unique, special places you could ever stay, anywhere. They are also some of the very best lodging Seward Alaska has to offer! Exceptionally clean places, comfortable beds, everything you need, including hosts that care deeply about your stay. We say this based on 10 years worth of customer reviews! Whether you are looking for a cabin or just a room, a bed and breakfast or a hotel or motel, our lodging and accommodations will guarantee you get a real feel for Alaska with the wildlife and scenery that surround us. |
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There are so many things to do in Seward, Alaska and the surrounding area, from simple wildlife watching and hiking to boat tours into the Kenai Fjords National Park to see glaciers and wildlife, that we encourage you to stay at least 3 nights so that you can take advantage of the numerous activities that make Seward such a special place to visit. The mountains surrounding Resurrection Bay provide spectacular scenery and they are alive with wildlife, as is the bay itself. The wildlife of the area includes bald eagles, bear (both black and brown), mountain goats, dall sheep, sea lions, dall porpoise, harbor seal, sea otters, humpback whales, sea birds & ducks too numerous to list! Seward itself is a charming town with two distinct areas of enjoyment. Downtown Seward offers a number of special businesses. The Seward Small Boat Harbor is a delightful place to walk around on a nice day (with an ice cream cone from the Harbor Creamery, if you like!), and the Alaska SeaLife Center and Seward Museum, or any of several coffee shops, are perfect places to spend a rainy afternoon. Since all of our waterfront lodging accommodations (cabins, view rooms) have kitchenettes, you won't have to eat all your meals out, but when you want to, there are a number of excellent restaurants in Seward Alaska. If you've never stayed in a small "ma & pa" accommodation, or if you normally stay in a hotel or motel, or bed and breakfast, you'll want to come stay with us and experience something special! We'd love to have you as our guests; we'll do everything we can to make sure you have a comfortable stay!
We encourage travelers to Alaska to make the investment in Trip or Travel Insurance. |
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