Seward is located on Resurrection Bay, 127 miles south of Anchorage. The city was named for William H. Seward, U.S. Secretary of State under president Andrew Johnson, who helped with the purchase of Alaska from Russia in 1867. Seward is the southern terminus of the Alaska Railroad. It is also the Gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park. See sea otters, porpoises, whales and glaciers by private tour or charter boats departing from Seward's Small Boat Harbor. Alaska SeaLife Center also gives you a good look at Alaska's marine wildlife. Charter a boat for fishing, go kayaking in Resurrection Bay, or try dog sledding at Seave's Ididaride. Visit Exit Glacier Nature Center, which is just a 12 mile drive from Seward. Dall sheep are commonly sighted along the Seward Highway between Anchorage and Girdwood. If you are visiting near the fourth of July, don't miss the Mount Marathon Race.
Some facilities at Seward include cafes, restaurants (many featuring Alaskan seafood), supermarkets, gift shops, gas stations, and laundromats.
Harborview Inn
Rates $119.00 - $120.00
Just 120 Miles South Of Anchorage...On The Kenai Peninsula...On A Highway That Is Designated A National Scenic Byway, At The Head Of Resurrection Bay Sits The Town Of Seward, Alaska And Harborview I...
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Hotel Edgewater
Rates $225.00 - $289.00
The Hotel Edgewater Is Sewards Newest Downtown Hotel. Theedgewater Has The Largest Selection Of Room Types In Seward/Accommodating Every Travel Budget. It Features Comfortableocean Front Rooms/ A Con...
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Hotel Seward
Rates $224.00 - $225.00
Location. The Hotel Seward Is Located In Seward, Alaska. Less Than One Quarter Mile From Dominguez Rancho Adobe Museum Less Than One Quarter Mile From Kenai Fjord...
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Marina Motel
Rates $80.00 - $135.00
The Motel Is Clean Quiet And Comfortable. Withinwalking Distance To Small Boat Harbor Which Is Adeparture Point For Tours Of Kenai Fjords Andgreat Sport Fishing.
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Van Gilder Hotel
Rates $143.10 - $199.00
Hoteladditional Property Description Long A Favorite Of Tourists And Alaskans, The Van Gilder Hotel Is A National Historic Landmark Built In 1916, Which Has Been Tastefully Restored To Reflect ...
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