I selected "The Swallow House", a rural countryside cabin with an inspirational view of Kachemak Bay and the Homer "Spit". Outhouse. Kitchenette with bottled water for drinking and washing dishes. Sweet, homey interior. Clean. Quiet. Would have been happy to stay there a long time. more

Pros: -Awesome setting. -Really nice people work there. -Farm animals abound. -Easy walk to the shore. Cons: -A few miles outside of town (i.e. cannot easily walk to town) -The cabin we stayed in was not very clean. (Kind of musty and dusty.) -The bathroom (in the hostel) was also on the grubby side. (Made me want to pretend I... more

we stayed in the wildflower cabin. even though the weather was still cold, the heater kept us nice and cozy! there was a loft bed and another bed downstairs as well as a table and chairs. cute little kitchenette with a fridge and coffee maker. we had our own little outhouse in the back as well as access to the... more

Probably one of the greatest Hostels ever. This place is Alaskan. more

Next time we go to Homer, we are definitely staying here again. This is an eclectic place from which you can choose any type of accomodation EXCEPT a true hotel room. It is a working farm situated at the top of a ridge overlooking Homer Spit and the coast. Except for B&B rooms in the house (breakfast is your responsibility,... more

Mossy Kilcher has assembled a truly magical corner of Alaska here at Seaside Farm. A quaint working farm complete with horses, cows, raspberry and currant patches, stunning glacier views, rental cottages, campground and more ! Rustic, it is a welcome departure from 'cookie cutter' hotels and trailer homes. (Ask about her famous niece, Jewel) more