Sauerdough Lodging

We stayed in the Sunrise Suite for my son’s 1st birthday weekend and LOVED it. It was affordable and beautiful. I loved the mix between vintage & modern that this historical room had. The location was perfect for us, especially for having to come back to the room for naps. It made the trip so easy and fun! We ordered takeout from the restaurant next door and walked over to get it. We also went to the sea life center which was right down the street! I loved that this room had a play kitchen for our son. The essential oil diffuser with samples was a HUGE bonus. And we were surprised to see that they had a Netflix account to use. We will be staying here every time we visit Seward now! The only thing that we didn’t like was that the fridge had lots of very old food left in it, so we didn’t tip housekeeping. That was an easy fix though and we will be back in the future. 5/5 Stars!

Just stayed in the seahorse cottage. It was a great fit for my family with two kids. The location is ideal as it's close to the shore, park, and walking distance to downtown seward. The kitchen was well stocked and the living room was comfortable. The mud room came in handy as it rained every day we were in seward.

We stayed in the Seahorse Cottage for three days. The house was clean and comfortable. We were able to walk to pretty much anything we wanted to do. The view off the back porch was fantastic. I appreciated the washer/dryer, which were both new and easy to use. I also liked that the shades blocked the light, so we didn't have any difficulty getting to sleep. My only (minor) complaint is that there was a not a great area to charge phones in the bedroom. The top bunk bed also had a low rail, so is better suited for older kids (not a problem for our family, but figured I'd note it).

We spent two days here and so enjoyed staying at the Sourdough. It was old, but very well kept, clean and right in the middle of downtown. This unit had everything it advertised plus a kitchen! We'd definitely stay in this comfy place again.

The owners have obviously spent time and energy putting this space together. It is a really lovely set of rooms to walk into if you enjoy vintage and eclectic decor. There is a small kitchen with all the basic amenities and a bathroom with clawfoot tub. Off to one side of the space is an annex area, without a door, with a single bed. The additional sleeping consists of a queen sized bed and a futon. The rooms are clean and the lodging is in a prime spot for Seward. Some drawbacks for us, included the heat build up on a warm day with the sun coming directly through the windows. We had a window wide open and fans running constantly and could not cool the room well. We noticed several other guests with hallway doors open. In addition, the bed frame in the annex area was not stable with several brackets not fixed. Finally, I would not recommend the space for more than three guests as it felt really cramped. We enjoyed our stay in Seward, and also the access to the cafe beneath the rooms with a $5 discount coupon included in the room rental.

Is it The Hilton? Is it Ritz? No. What it is is a clean, comfortable, perfectly located Airbnb at of rooms. Our suite had a bed, couch, high top table for two, and a full kitchen, including a full sized refrigerator. The character of the lodging is in line with its history. Chandeliers in the hallways, original woodwork, and quaint. Located above a nice coffee shop/Cafe, it sits on the main drag in Seward, and it puts you in the center of the local shops, bars, and a couple of bars. You're also in walking distance of the waterfront, the Alaska Sealife Center. All in all, a truly wonderful stay!