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Among the 1883123 accommodations in Alaska, here are the 4 best family friendly rentals

West Wayside Cabin - Alaska
10 12 reviews

West Wayside Cabin

cabin, Fritz Creek
This secluded Fritz Creek cabin offers a tranquil escape, located in a peaceful district with convenient access to local amenities and natural beauty.
This family-friendly glamping experience accommodates up to four guests with a queen bed and two twin floor mats, featuring a fridge, heat, electricity, and private outhouse facilities, all within a short walk of private parking.
East End Swell - New- Downstairs Retreat With Ocean, Mountain & Glacier Views - Alaska
10 24 reviews

East End Swell - New- Downstairs Retreat With Ocean, Mountain & Glacier Views

apartment, Fritz Creek
This Homer apartment rental boasts stunning Kachemak Bay, mountain, and glacier views, a short drive from Kachemak Bay State Park, the Homer Golf Course, and the Ptarmigan Arts Center.
The 1000-square-foot unit features two bedrooms, one bathroom, and accommodates six guests, offering a well-equipped kitchen with high-end appliances, a private patio, and parking for boats and trailers.
4th Floor Condo- Central Location - Alaska
9.6 78 reviews

4th Floor Condo- Central Location

apartment, Anchorage
This Alyeska condo is conveniently located just a short distance from Girdwood Park and the Alyeska Ski Resort, offering easy access to both outdoor adventures and local charm. The property has earned excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment comfortably sleeps six guests and offers 1,000 square feet of living space. Enjoy amenities like a fully equipped kitchen, in-unit laundry, a terrace, a garden, a sauna, and parking.
Kenai Adventure Cabins - Alaska
8.8 22 reviews

Kenai Adventure Cabins

B&B, Kalifornsky
Kenai Adventure Cabins, located in Soldotna, Alaska, offer a convenient base for exploring the Kenai Peninsula, approximately 10 miles from Kenai Municipal Airport.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin provides guests with a fully equipped kitchen (fridge, microwave, dishwasher), free Wi-Fi, free parking, and access to on-site grilling and a shared lounge; it's perfect for families or couples seeking comfortable accommodations near Soldotna's amenities.

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The Queen View Mini Suite A - Alaska
9.0 2 reviews

The Queen View Mini Suite A

apartment, Craig
This Queen Mini Suite is located in Craig, Alaska, offering proximity to North Cove Harbor and Klawock Harbor, with Klawock's Totem Park and Coronados Islands nearby for natural exploration.
This 300-square-foot studio apartment accommodates two guests and features a queen bed, a private covered porch, a dedicated workspace with Wi-Fi, an in-suite coffee maker, a microwave, a refrigerator, and allows pets, with a coin-operated laundromat available.
Kenai   Riverfront   Property    World's Best Sockeye Fishing From Our Walkways! - Alaska
10 15 reviews

Kenai Riverfront Property World's Best Sockeye Fishing From Our Walkways!

B&B, Soldotna
This bed and breakfast is conveniently located in Soldotna, within walking distance of Tsalteshi Ski Trails and the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex, and within a short drive of the Soldotna Homestead Museum and the Kenai River. It has earned an excellent rating from previous guests. The accommodation offers five bedrooms and two shared bathrooms, accommodating up to six guests. Amenities include a kitchen, a terrace, a garden, a fitness center, barbecue grills, and free parking.
️ Flying Bear "B" 3- Bedroom 1.5 Bath Comfortable Home ️ - Alaska
9.8 9 reviews

️ Flying Bear "B" 3- Bedroom 1.5 Bath Comfortable Home ️

apartment, Kodiak
This Kodiak vacation rental is conveniently located within one mile of attractions like the Blue Planet Eco-Charters, Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church, Russian American Magazin, Alutiiq Museum, and the SS Albert M. Boe.
The three-bedroom house sleeps five, features a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave, and dishwasher, offers free WiFi, on-site parking, and a private balcony, plus in-house games.
Alpine Charm By Alyeska Sleeps 6 - Alaska
9.0 7 reviews

Alpine Charm By Alyeska Sleeps 6

apartment, Anchorage
This Alyeska apartment offers ski-in/ski-out access and is a 10-minute walk from Alyeska Ski Resort, Chugach National Forest, and Moose Meadow Park, near Girdwood Town Square.
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom condo sleeps six, features a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave, and dishwasher, a fireplace, a private balcony with mountain views, free WiFi, and parking.

Frequently Asked Questions about short term rentals in Alaska

  • What attractions should you visit during a week-long stay in Alaska?

    A week in Alaska is a whirlwind! For a balanced trip, you could spend a couple of days in Anchorage, visiting the Anchorage Museum and exploring Kincaid Park. Then, fly to Denali National Park and Preserve for a day or two of hiking and wildlife viewing. Consider a flightseeing tour for stunning views. Finally, dedicate a day or two to exploring Seward, taking a Kenai Fjords National Park cruise to see glaciers and marine wildlife. You might squeeze in a visit to a local brewery in Anchorage or Seward.
  • What are the best short term rentals in Alaska?

  • What types of short-term rentals are available in Alaska?

    If you are interested in privacy and comfort during your stay in Alaska you can book various short-term rentals that can work for you. Many families today prefer to book short-term rentals which allow them to stay privately and conveniently. You can look for various properties that fall under short-term rentals. Hence, you can look for rental condos, apartments and even townhouses. This would ensure that you can stay in Alaska with all the facilities and amenities you need for your loved ones. These properties are fully furnished with all kitchen and bathroom accessories offering you a great way to stay like a local in Alaska.
  • What attractions should you visit when you spend a month in Alaska?

    A month gives you time to really explore! Start in Anchorage, then head north to Fairbanks, exploring Denali National Park along the way. In Fairbanks, visit Pioneer Park and consider a day trip to Chena Hot Springs. From Fairbanks, you could take a scenic train journey to Seward, allowing you to see the Alaskan landscape. Spend considerable time in Seward and Kenai Fjords National Park, taking advantage of various activities like kayaking and hiking. Consider a trip to the Inside Passage by ferry, exploring Juneau and Ketchikan, known for their totem poles and rainforest hikes. Don't forget to allocate time for wildlife viewing opportunities throughout your journey.
  • What are the best short term rentals with a pool in Alaska?

  • What are the best kid-friendly attractions in Alaska?

    1. Alaska SeaLife Center - When you are visiting Alaska with kids you can take them to the Alaska SeaLife Center where they can see and learn more about the Alaskan marine life and even experience them by touching them in a tank.
    2. Alaska Zoo - You can never go wrong with the zoo experiences and Alaska Zoo can offer your kids plenty of hours of fun and excitement. Here kids can watch polar bears and other local wildlife animals in their natural habitat.
    3. Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center - This wildlife conservation center is for the sick, wounded and orphan animals but you can bring your kids to help them learn more about these animals and how they are important to the planet.
  • Can visitors to Alaska witness any unique natural cycles, like cherry blossom season or autumn colors?

    Alaska's natural cycles are spectacular, but different from the lower 48. You won't find cherry blossoms in the same way as Washington D.C. However, the fall colors in interior Alaska, particularly around Denali and Fairbanks, are breathtaking, typically peaking in September and October. The long summer days and the midnight sun are unique Alaskan experiences, along with the aurora borealis in winter.
  • What are the best short term rentals with a jacuzzi in Alaska?

  • What's the best place to stay close to in Alaska?

    If you are visiting Alaska for the first time you would want to choose and stay in Downtown Anchorage where you can get the best deals. This is important because you want to get the right comfort and convenience. Anchorage can provide you with plenty of hotel options and rental accommodations as well. This allows you to choose from the right options you can find. Also, being Downtown Anchorage you can find plenty of shopping malls and museums and other places you can tour. You can also find the best restaurants and bars where you can spend time with your family and loved ones. Anchorage also ensures better connectivity to different towns in Alaska.
  • What are the most meaningful ways to engage with locals and discover the culture in Alaska?

    To truly experience Alaskan culture, consider visiting smaller towns and villages. Attend a local potlatch (if you can find one scheduled), a traditional celebration with food, music, and dancing. Visit local museums and cultural centers to learn about Alaska Native art and history. Talking with people who work in tourism, like tour guides, can also be a great way to learn about the state. Try to eat at locally-owned restaurants and shops to support the community.
  • What are the best short term rentals for families and kids in Alaska?

    The best short term rentals for families and kids in Alaska are Borealis Cabin - Private Cabin W/loft, Sauerdough Lodging and Denali Tri-valley Cabins.

  • What are the best shopping malls in Alaska?

    1. The Dimond Center - If you plan to shop when you are in Alaska you can visit The Dimond Center in Anchorage which can provide you with hours of shopping experience. It is also the largest shopping mall in Alaska.
    2. Anchorage 5th Avenue Mall - When you are exploring Downtown Anchorage you can also visit Anchorage 5th Avenue Mall. This is the only mall in Alaska with a JCPenney store and has five levels of shopping options.
    3. Glenn Square - If you are shopping in Alaska you also have to visit Glenn Square where you can shop at plenty of local stores and boutiques. Here you can also find various dining options as well.
  • Are there any distinctive cultural activities or hands-on workshops in Alaska?

    Yes! Many communities offer workshops on Alaska Native crafts like carving, beading, and weaving. Look for these opportunities in towns like Juneau, Sitka, and Anchorage. Some parks offer ranger-led programs focusing on Alaskan wildlife and ecology. You might find gold panning workshops in areas with a gold rush history like Fairbanks.
  • What is the best place to book a short-term rental for the Alaska State Fair in Alaska?

    If you are planning to visit Alaska for the Alaska State Fair in Palmer you should book your short-term rental in Anchorage. This is the best option you can choose because you want to find more choices. Palmer is 45 minutes northeast of Anchorage and that can allow you to be close to the venue. If you are visiting the fair you would want to book short-term rentals that can help you stay near the venue. Also, Anchorage can provide you with a variety of rental apartments, condos and townhouses which makes it easier for you to stay like a local. Also, you can explore Anchorage as well and get the best restaurants, bars, breweries and eateries to help you during your stay in Alaska.
  • What are some secret spots or hidden treasures to visit in Alaska?

    There are many less-visited gems. The Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is a remote wilderness area with incredible scenery and hiking opportunities. Katmai National Park and Preserve is known for its abundant brown bears. For a more unique experience, consider exploring some of the smaller fishing villages along the coast. These places offer a chance to experience authentic Alaskan life.
  • What should not be left out of your suitcase if you are going to Alaska?

    Pack layers! Alaska's weather is unpredictable. Bring waterproof and windproof outerwear, warm layers like fleece and down jackets, sturdy hiking boots, and rain gear. Sunscreen and sunglasses are essential, even on cloudy days. Insect repellent is a must, especially during the summer months. Don't forget a hat and gloves.
  • What are the most popular festivals in Alaska?

    The Fur Rendezvous in Anchorage is a huge winter festival with events like dog sled races and snow sculptures. The Alaska State Fair in Palmer offers agricultural competitions, live music, and carnival rides. Many smaller communities have their own unique festivals celebrating their heritage and culture throughout the year. Check local listings for specific dates.
  • Where should you try the best local food in Alaska?

    For fresh seafood, try restaurants in Seward or Homer. Anchorage offers a diverse culinary scene with options ranging from Alaskan salmon to reindeer sausage. Fairbanks has restaurants specializing in Alaskan game. Many restaurants throughout the state emphasize locally sourced ingredients. Don't be afraid to venture beyond the major cities and sample the food in smaller towns – you might be surprised!

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Best Alaska lodging with a kitchen

Historic Russian Cabin With Ocean Views - Alaska
9.9 107 reviews

Historic Russian Cabin With Ocean Views

cabin, Ninilchik
This authentic 1800s hand-hewn log lodge, built by Russian settlers, is situated in the historically significant Ninilchik settlement on the Cook Inlet, 180 miles from Anchorage and 35 miles from Homer.
This private, 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom cabin accommodates 2 guests and features a kitchen with a fridge and microwave, a garden, and parking, with a sleeping loft accessible via a steep staircase.
Kodiak Hana Suites (Unit 1) - Private Beach Access - Alaska
9.9 72 reviews

Kodiak Hana Suites (Unit 1) - Private Beach Access

B&B, Kodiak
This waterfront Kodiak vacation home is located near downtown, within 1 mile of Providence Kodiak Island Medical Center, Woody Island State Recreation Site, and Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom rental sleeps two guests and features a fully equipped kitchen, fenced yard, free WiFi, and a fireplace; nearby attractions include the Alutiiq Museum and Russian-American Magazin.
Cozy Studio Apartment Minutes From Town - Alaska
9.7 265 reviews

Cozy Studio Apartment Minutes From Town

apartment, Ridgeway
This studio apartment in Soldotna is located just minutes from the Kenai River and other local attractions, offering a peaceful setting on an acre of land. The apartment has received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The 400-square-foot studio comfortably sleeps two guests and features a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area, and flexible sleeping arrangements. Amenities include WiFi, a DVD player, coin-operated laundry, and parking, allowing guests to enjoy self-catering, entertainment, and convenient access to local activities.
Upscale Stay  Hot Tub  Steps To Dining/coffee - Alaska
10 3 reviews

Upscale Stay Hot Tub Steps To Dining/coffee

B&B, Palmer
This B&B is located in downtown Palmer, offering walking access to dining and entertainment, and is less than 1 mile from the Colony House Museum and Palmer Visitor Information Center.
This private 1650 square foot home accommodates up to 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, free laundry, hot tub, and high-speed WiFi, with easy access to the Musk Ox Farm and Palmer Research Center.

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Best Alaska lodging with laundry available

The Vue B&b - Alaska
9.4 333 reviews

The Vue B&b

B&B, Seward
The Vue B&B in Seward, Alaska, is located 104 miles from Kenai Municipal Airport, offering convenient access to Seward's attractions.
This pet-friendly guesthouse provides allergy-free units with private bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, seating areas, and access to barbecue facilities, a sun terrace, a fitness center, and free Wi-Fi and parking.
Clear Creek Cabin - Alaska
9.9 261 reviews

Clear Creek Cabin

house, Bear Creek
Clear Creek Cabin is a secluded cabin located in Seward, Alaska, just 102 miles from Kenai Municipal Airport. It is surrounded by the serene beauty of Clear Creek and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness from its private patio. The cabin has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and user experience.
The cabin has a cozy and spacious layout with two separate bedrooms and a comfortable living room, covering a floor area of 800 square feet. It can accommodate up to 5 guests and comes with essential amenities such as a hair dryer and linens. Guests can enjoy complimentary private parking and reliable Wi-Fi access. The cabin is also close to popular tourist attractions like Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska SeaLife Center, and Exit Glacier.
Joys Place - 3bd/2ba + Office - Alaska
9.8 102 reviews

Joys Place - 3bd/2ba + Office

apartment, Anchorage
This Anchorage apartment rental near Jewel Lake is conveniently located four miles from Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and public transportation.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom unit sleeps six guests and features a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, in-unit laundry, free Wi-Fi, Roku TVs, and on-site parking for one vehicle.
3 Br 2 Ba Home W/ Chest Freezer Near Kenai River! - Alaska
10 22 reviews

3 Br 2 Ba Home W/ Chest Freezer Near Kenai River!

apartment, Soldotna
This Soldotna vacation rental is centrally located, a short walk from frisbee golf and tennis courts, and a 3-minute drive from the Kenai River, placing it conveniently near the Soldotna hospital (0.5 miles away).
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom house sleeps six, boasts a fully equipped kitchen with new appliances including an air fryer, a Jacuzzi, and a fenced yard, plus offers complimentary snacks, coffee, tea, and streaming services.
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