Aspen Suites Hotel Homer has accommodations in Homer. The property is non-smoking throughout and is located a 11-minute walk from Bishops Beach. At the hotel, rooms include a desk.
Eileen
United States of America
Convenient to grocer and businesses
Nice laundry facilities
Located in Homer, a 14-minute walk from Bishops Beach, Kings Landing has accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. The hotel has family rooms.
On 4 acres of beach front property, this Alaska motel offers guest rooms with panoramic views of the local mountains, glaciers and beaches. BBQ facilities are on-site.
Located in Homer town center, this Alaska hotel is just 6 minutes’ drive away from Homer Spit. Each guest room features free Wi-Fi. A cable TV is featured in every room at Pioneer Inn.
Joanne
United States of America
The suite was beautiful. A home away from home and the staff couldn’t have been more welcoming! I was greeted ahead of time with a text to welcome me with info about my room and places around town. When I got there, Lila came to my room to greet me. I wished I’d had more than a night to stay here!!
Located in Homer, a 7-minute walk from Bishops Beach, Driftwood Inn provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. The nearest airport is Homer Airport, 1.9 miles from the inn.
Offering views of Kachemak Bay, this eco-friendly lodge includes a large private deck with BBQ facilities. It has free Wi-Fi and free guest parking. Homer Spit is 8 miles away.
Jessica
United States of America
I like the space, how clean and detailed it was. Customer service was fantastic and will stay again in the future!! Thank you for the AMAZING experience!!!
Perched on a hill with views of Grewigk Glacier, Kachemak Bay and surrounding mountains, this Homer B&B features a full breakfast and a hot tub. Homer city center is 6 minutes' drive away.
Sarah
United States of America
Clean and hospitable. Hosts were pleasant and welcoming.
Offering mountain views, Alaskan Suites in Homer features accommodations and barbecue facilities. Housed in a building dating back to 2000, this chalet provides free private parking.
I've been here lots of times, which speaks for itself.
I've been here lots of times, which speaks for itself. The whole town atmosphere is welcoming. It's just a nice little town. I love the Spit area. I can't imagine anyone who wouldn't. I got my exercise walking up and down the trail that runs most of the length of the Spit. I look forward to eating at La Baleine. I love the Salmon Sister's shops. I love the beach for just walking along it and watching for sea life and beach combing. And the sunsets can be so amazing.
Linda
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Homer is a major charter fishing destination.
Homer is a major charter fishing destination. We were there before the main tourist season began. Crowds were not an issue. We had mild weather and a beautiful sunny day where we could see the entire area.
The Lands End restaurant was excellent.
Bob
10
Scored 10
Seaside location.
Seaside location. Great for fishing, hiking, wildlife sights (bears, moose, pheasants, whales, puffins, otters). Famous for halibut and salmon fishing charters. Surrounded by wooded hillsides, mountains with glacier, excellent restaurants, locally farmed oysters.
Lois
United States of America
6.0
Scored 6.0
Very pretty area which we didn't take full advantage of.
Very pretty area which we didn't take full advantage of. A great Marine research center with great displays. However unless you utilize boats to the state park and or for fishing, you are left with a pretty town of tourist shops and restaurants(on the spit) Not enough to capture my attention for a return trip.
Palmatier
8.0
Scored 8.0
Homer is one of my favorite places to visit every summer.
Homer is one of my favorite places to visit every summer. I’m usually down there July 4th weekend to participate in the Highland games and try to catch a fishing charter if time allows. There are so many shops and quick bites down on the spit. In town there a couple options for groceries, sit down restaurants, and finer dining along with several bars. If you happen to be in town for the first Friday of the month, many local art galleries host exhibitions with snacks.
Sherri
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
Homer is cool, but if you want coffee/souvenir/charter shops...
Homer is cool, but if you want coffee/souvenir/charter shops, just remember that Memorial Day to Labor Day is the key open period. Outside those days, the tourist places are mostly closed. However, there are plenty of beaches, sightseeing opportunities and restaurants to keep you busy. Bring layers as the wind will drop temps even when its sunny. Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center (Islands & Ocean) is cool and there's a nice walk down to Bishop's Beach. The Spit is nice for beach-combing.
We had reserved 2 nights following a planned 4 day stay in Seldovia, which required the ferry to return to Homer. The ferry was 3 days late. As we kept Lands End informed of our delay, they were so friendly and worked with us. When we finally arrived, they had our room ready. We had a spectacular view of the bay, very comfortable accommodations and the food in the Chart Room was beyond amazing.
The location was beautiful. We had some car trouble on the way and felt that we would likely need to cancel, but the problem was fixed and we were able to use the two-day reservation. Mike and Carol were very helpful and accomodating. They gave good advice about some local sights. We would very much enjoy coming back and spending a longer time in and around Homer.
Inwas very late and Ann was fabulous and so welcoming. room lovely size beds comfortable stunning views over Homer Ann also made me a delicious packed meal to cover breakfast and lunch as I was fishing and had to leave at 0530 z
Owner Manager attends to every detail of your stay. My room was fully furnished with every home comfort you would expect at a Hilton Hotel but for a “2 star” price…..Most highly recommend for anyone visiting Homer Alaska!
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