My 23-year-old daughter and I had a peaceful stay here for 2 nights. There was a lot of TLC put into the decor in this historic building, and breakfast was especially lovely. I wouldn't recommend this place, however, for people challenged by stairs. Access to rooms is by way of a narrow, crooked staircase--charming as an architectural feature, but not... More

Next month (June 2011), I will drive from Anchorage down the Kenai Peninsula to Homer, Alaska, to attend a writers' conference -- my third time to do so. Once again, I have chosen to stay at the Old Town Bed and Breakfast. Upstairs from the Bunell Street Art Gallery, which I always enjoy visiting, this B&B is a comfortable, visually... More

We had confirmed reservations for June 2011. They took our credit card information and sent a confirmation for the room we requested. Then several weeks later, they sent us a emal cancelling our room because the people scheduled in that room prior to us decided to extend their stay. They offered to move us to a room without a private... More

We stayed in June of 2009 actually, but I really enjoyed our front room that shared a bath with another room. Quaint and cozy, but not off-puttingly feminine. Rooms can look out on the bay and the spit. A few blocks up the road is a great Italian restaurant (Fat Olives I think) and a great bakery next door- although... More

We stayed a night in one of the rooms which shared a common bath. While the place was very well decorated and clean, we did not feel entirely comfortable in our room as it felt more like a museum/ art gallery rather than a cosy b&b room. For example, there was a huge vase of flowers placed on the sole... More

Lovely old style rooms. Beautiful relaxing longe, nice location. However on arrival there was no one to meet us and we had to go into the art shop next door and eventually we found the lady who is currently running it. She checked us in and gave us her number if we needed anything over the weekend! We tried to... More

Of our nearly 2-week stay in Alaska, this B&B was my favorite. Located in easy driving distance from Homer Spit, it's located the second floor of a historic old building dating back to the early 1900s, quietly situated right above an art gallery and in visible distance from the shore. A slanted orange staircase (slanted because, amazingly, the building surviving... More

Homer is a cute town and this is a nice place to stay. Two of the rooms share a bath. The place was very clean and the beds comfortable. The included breakfast at the deli next door was wonderful.