My grandson & I were left without a place to stay after we returned from over a week in a tent.
We were dirty and tired.
Nothing about Alaskan Suites disappointed us. The site was quiet dispite being close to the Sterling Highway. Our host, Larry was most accommodating.
Hot water felt wonderful, the beds were soooo comfortable. Everything we need to fix our meal was provided. It was a welcome relief from the Mountain House freeze dried to actually cook something. Breakfast the next day was much more than the usual continental breakfast of coffee & a roll. My grandson is a teen & we all know how much they eat - I think he tried everything.
We left after our stay rejuvenated and ready to take off across Kamashek Bay to camp again.
Maureen & Jordan

We ended up in Homer during the "worst weather of the summer". Even though we didn't get to go fishing, we did get to eventually go bear viewing when the weather cleared up. Despite our failed activities....the cabin was fantastic. Clean, great view (when there weren't clouds and 60 knot winds...but that isn't their fault!), very convenient to get to Homer spit.

They now offer breakfast (included in cabin price) - and it was good - waffles, cereal, etc. The cabins ARE very nice, have everything you need, and Winter was around every day to make sure we had what we needed. We would stay here again, for sure. They are a little pricey, but it was worth it to us to have the privacy and the clean, well appointed cabin on top of the hill with the AMAZING view!

These cabins have the best location you can hope for. They're right at the edge of a cliff overlooking the bay. Simply amazing.

The cabins are well equipped, with two beds, a Plasma TV and a small kitchenette and a gas grill on the balcony. We really had fun grilling our dinner every evening after a busy hiking day. ...And then you jump into the large hot-tub overlooking the ocean. Now that's life!

The owners are nice and it's clear they really care about making sure you enjoy your stay. They also serve a nice basic complementary breakfast. Made the mornings easier.


The price is just a bit too high, but hey - if you want to spend your Homer vacation in style, I guess you have to pay for it. :-)

Found this place on TripAdvisor and it did not disappoint. I live in Anchorage but had never been to Homer and needed a place for my parents, my husband and I to stay while we were there for a fishing trip. The view was incredible with a great open area over the water right outside the cabin. We arrived the afternoon of the first night and spend several hours watching eagles, otters, humpback and (we think) orca whales. Bring some binoculars! This place is conveniently right off the highway right before you enter Homer but you don't hear the noise from the road at all.

If you're in town for a fishing excursion (a must-do in Homer), give yourself about 15-20 minutes to drive through town to get to the harbor, park, and find the correct slip for your charter.

Ammenities:
Gas grill with grilling tools, small table and 2 chairs outside, 1 lawn chair
Full bathroom with hair dryer
Kitchen has mini-fridge, coffee maker and set of plates, glasses, wine goblets, silverware, platter, serving bowl, salt/pepper. Also had a bowl full of popcorn, hot chocolate, coffee makings.
Big screen TV with sattelite, surround sound, wireless and DSL internet with cord
Hot Tub - 15 person hot tub was perfect in the evenings, definitely a huge plus...bring a swimsuit!
Fire pit - we made s'mores the second night. You need to provide your own firewood to build the fire (liability reasons)
Continental Breakfast - Didn't get to try but cereal/milk was available, yogurt, bagels, waffle batter to make your own waffles. This was in a small trailer right next to the cabins. Didn't open until 7 so our suggestion was to open this a little earlier since a lot of the fishing excursions leave the harbor at 7 am.

We were impressed with the TV/internet availability at these cabins, you get to experience Alaska view and wildlife while still feeling very comfortable in the cabin. Larry was great as well as the girl working the front desk (Winter I think was her name?). She saw we didn't have any binoculars but were watching the wildlife out in the water so she brought a pair to use during our stay. Nice touch and a must-have.

The owner is working to expand this place (sometime late 2012 perhaps?). I believe it will contain a lodge with several more rooms, perhaps a restaurant and a spa to replace the hot tub (although I loved the hot tub as it is).

I will return with other friends/visitors to give them a nice taste of Alaska!