Alaska's Point of View Baywatch
513 Ballaine Blvd, Seward, AK 99664, Seward, United States
4-star hotel
Guest rating: 4.7 / 5
Overview
Alaska's Point of View Baywatch is a 4-star property in Seward, Alaska, located at 513 Ballaine Blvd. It holds a strong public rating of 4.7/5 based on 11 reviews, with guests frequently highlighting the scenery and overall comfort.
Inside the stay
Guest feedback points to clean, comfortable accommodations with a well-laid-out setup. Reviews also specifically note a well-appointed kitchen, a good bathroom/shower, and ample towels, suggesting a stay designed for convenience beyond a simple overnight.
Views & wildlife watching
The “point of view” name is reflected in recurring praise for the view. Guests mention spending time watching wildlife such as bald eagles and sea otters from the property, making the outlook a defining part of the experience.
Location & nearby sights
The property sits very close to Seward’s waterfront: Waterfront Park is about 115 m away and the Resurrection Bay Historical Society is about 537 m away. It’s also walkable to the Alaska SeaLife Center (about 865 m) and the Kenai Fjords National Park Visitor Center (about 1,027 m), with Two Lakes Park (about 664 m) and Lowell Creek Waterfall (about 1,169 m) nearby. For glacier access and trails, Exit Glacier Trailhead is about 14,072 m away and Exit Glacier itself about 14,219 m away; Bear Glacier is about 16,167 m away.
Best for
This property best suits travelers who prioritize scenery and a waterfront-adjacent base in Seward, as reviews consistently emphasize exceptional views and wildlife watching. It’s also a strong fit for longer stays or self-catered trips, with guests calling out a well-appointed kitchen and an overall home-like, comfortable setup. Outdoor-focused visitors will appreciate quick access to central Seward attractions and straightforward reach to Exit Glacier and surrounding trailheads.
Travel tips
If you want to spend time at major Seward attractions on foot, plan on walking to the Alaska SeaLife Center (about 865 m) and the Kenai Fjords National Park Visitor Center (about 1,027 m), with Waterfront Park even closer (about 115 m). For glacier and trail outings, expect a short drive or arranged transport to the Exit Glacier area (roughly 14–14.2 km); an “Exit Glacier Shuttle” point of interest is listed about 818 m away. Given a guest report of running out of hot water, consider spacing showers if your group is larger or you’re using hot water heavily.
What guests say
Reviews consistently emphasize the standout view, with multiple guests describing it as a major highlight and noting opportunities to watch wildlife such as bald eagles and sea otters. Cleanliness and overall comfort come up repeatedly, along with surprise at how nice the accommodations are. Longer-stay feedback mentions a well-laid-out space with a well-appointed kitchen, a good bathroom/shower, and plenty of towels, plus an accommodating host. A minor negative note appears around hot-water supply, with one guest reporting running out of hot water.
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