Sauerdough Lodging

225 4th Avenue, Seward, Alaska, 99664, United States | Hotel

Travel Blogs from Seward

Lions(sea), otters and whales oh my!

A travel blog entry by spanglerdr

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... experience. Unfortunately, we aren’t able to share the sounds. The engines were shut down so we could listen to the thundering ice cracking and hear the incredible splashes from the much calving (large chunks of glacier sliding into the water) going on. This left all four of us silent (some would have said an impossible task). When we leave the glacier we head back to Fox Island for a buffet dinner of salmon, prime ...

Seward's Folly

A travel blog entry by dan_and_karen

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Once again, we got up early and ate breakfast at the B&B, but today we headed southeast to Seward to take one of the Kenai Fjords Tours. It rained the whole way there, and when we got to the reservation desk to pick up our tickets, they were telling everyone that the seas were unusually rough and they may have to turn the boat around if too many people became nauseous. Well, that was an auspicious ...

Bearfooting..

A travel blog entry by siyaya

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We left Anchorage yesterday and are now on the Kenai Peninsula (south of Anchorage). The guidebook says that when you leave Anchorage for Kenai (Alaska's Playground), "it's time to go Bearfooting". Apparently, bearfooting is used as a verb that means having a good time on the road.....! So we must be having a good time!

Anchorage is not such a great city - bit uninteresting, and has the usual sad, big town things - like vagrants on the sidewalks. The buildings are ...

Resurrection Bay can be a rainy and rockin' place!

A travel blog entry by juliesew

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... The waters were just too dangerous. We were sad, but knew that it was the right thing to do. We arrived in Seward at about 2:00 pm, four hours early. We were given a refund of $160 on a visa giftcard. We were surprised to have the money, and put it to good use.

We checked into our room at Hotel Seward. It had a great view of Resurrection Bay and the surrounding mountains. We made sure to take the Hotel Seward pens ...

Kenai Peninsula

A travel blog entry by jimmyenroute

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... to get cought-up in windy situations on a kayak in the cold Alaskan waters of Resurrection Bay. Rick Brown is the only tour guide open in the winter season and I found him by talking to the barman Devin. We had a 2 hour hike this morning with his dog. In the afternoon I hiked on the "Lost Lake" trail, Rick had given me some bear spray just in case....but I didn't run into any bears.

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Location

This hotel, located on 225 4th Avenue, Seward, is near Alaska SeaLife Center, Kayak Adventures Worldwide, Resurrection Bay, and Adventure Sixty North.
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