We stayed at the Falls Inn, Seward in early June 2012, we actually tried out both rooms, the Bay view at the front and the Falls at the back. Both were delightfully appointed, and absolutely huge! Our favourite was the Falls as it was more tranquil than the Bayview. Buffet self serve breakfast of good quality. Very good access to... More

Spacious rooms. Nicely decorated. Comfy beds. We stayed with two couples. One room had a view of Resurrection Bay and the Boat Harbor. The other had a view of the forest and a waterfalls that lulled one to sleep at night. Hosts were great. Helped us retrieve a lost bag. New all of the right people to help track down... More

The Falls Inn is a very comfortable, very nice b&b. The location is just a few blocks from the small boat harbor and restaurants, which makes it a great place to stay without a car. We stayed in the back room, the Falls Suite, which was very quiet and had a nice view of a small waterfall and the hillside... More

My wife and I spent two nights at the Falls Inn. We stayed in the "Falls Luxury Suite" both nights. The layout of this B&B was well thought out. There are two suites on the top floor, guest common areas on the middle floor, and then the owner residence is on the first floor. Both guest suites are very large... More

We stayed in at this B&B for 4 nights. The house was beautiful. The room was spacious and had beautiful views of the harbor. Very comfortable beds. Bathroom was a little small but adequate. There was no hot breakfast which at first was fine but by the 3rd and 4th days we were sick of english muffins! Better value than... More

My fiancee and I stayed at the Falls Inn for one night during our recent trip to Alaska. We had a lovely suite with a nice bed and sitting area, as well as our own television with digital cable. There is no hot breakfast here but Diane the owner has made a big effort to have a lot of options... More

The Falls Inn B&B is a most elegant home. Dianne, the proprietor, is gracious and welcoming. The three-story house includes two guest rooms -- small suites, actually -- on the third floor of the home. (There is no elevator, so be prepared to take the stairs!) We used both rooms. Our first night, our two children (18 and 16) and... More