The hosts at this bed and breakfast were one of the highlights of our trip! I stayed here with a friend for one night. We arrived to a welcoming note and comfortable beds. The hosts sleep in a separate house nearby, so it really felt like we had our own little log cabin in the woods. We awoke to the smell of bacon and sourdough pancakes! It’s amazing that the sourdough starter has been passed down for several generations. The hosts were happy to tell us about Alaskan history, laugh with us about Alaskan politics, and give us important advice about encountering moose. To me, traveling is as much about the people you meet as it is about sight seeing. If you really want to get a sense of Alaskan life, I’d highly recommend this room!

My husband and I just returned from a week in Alaska and stayed a several B&B’s. I reserved this property out of convenience to our itinerary, but was pleasantly surprised when we arrived! The photos on the Sourdough Sunrise web page don’t begin to describe the beautiful woodwork on the inside and out of this cabin. It’s a real treasure. Our room was clean and comfortable. There was a nice common area equipped with supplies and a sun deck to sip a glass of wine from in the evening. Sue and Richard are the “real” deal – homesteaders who can tell you lots of amazing things about life in Alaska. Sue’s sourdough pancakes in the morning are super delicious too! Sourdough Sunrise is the only place I’d ever stay in the Seward area.