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Top-rated vacation rentals in Alaska

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Guesthouse in Palmer
Amazing views! Deck with hot tub & barrel sauna.
One-of-a-kind property in a one-of-a-kind place. This cozy, detached apartment was fully remodeled in 2022 and overlooks the Mat-Su Valley from iconic Lazy Mountain. Includes a huge new covered deck where you can enjoy the unobstructed views from the barrel sauna and hot-tub while protected from the elements. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, steam shower, full kitchen, open living room. Pull-out queen couch can sleep additional two guests. *Winter months, AWD is a must. Garage is not for guest use.
$291 per night
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Cottage in Seward
Salted Roots Orange Door Cottage with Ocean View
Introducing our newly designed cottages at Salted Roots. The glass-front second-story master bedroom connects to a deck overlooking Resurrection Bay. Great views, great location at the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park. Including two floors, a floating staircase, plus downstairs a luxurious bathroom and a kitchen for creating stay-at-home meals. Newly built modern design with a manual garage door for an open-air living room feel. Construction finished in July, 2021.
$273 per night
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Cabin in Wasilla
Modern A-Frame Cabin 1: Hot tub & view!
This newly constructed modern A-Frame offers a unique and luxurious accommodation opportunity. It features a comfortable king bed with crisp linens, keyless entry, washer & dryer, gas fireplace, TV, WiFi, hot tub, and large windows so you can soak up beautiful Alaskan views while surrounded by a tranquil forest. The kitchen and bathroom are stocked with everything you need to feel right at home. Enjoy the cozy and comfortable atmosphere during your private escape.
$214 per night

Vacation rentals with jacuzzis in Alaska

Cabin in Seward
Modern Cabin with Hot Tub
$250 per night
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Cabin in Talkeetna
Talkeetna Log Cabin with Hot Tub Unit 1
$169 per night
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Cabin in Wasilla
Lakefront Cabin! Hot Tub, Kayaks, Views! 2 Br/1Ba
$174 per night
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Home in Talkeetna
Lake front - 2 bedroom, 1 loft home with hot tub
$357 per night
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Cabin in Fairbanks
Off-Grid Cabin on 100 Acres w/ Cedar Hot-Tub&View
$246 per night
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Tiny home in Palmer
Charm and Adventure: a Tiny House near Palmer
$84 per night
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Home in Homer
Aspen (1 bedroom, 1 bath) · Amazing Home, Private Hot Tub, Incredible View @ Baycrest Lodge!
$234 per night
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Cabin in Fairbanks
Dinjik Zheh (Moose House)
$256 per night
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Cabin in Homer
Augustine · Gorgeous Cabin, Private Hot Tub, Incredible view @ Baycrest Lodge!
$224 per night
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Guesthouse in Anchorage
Alaska Cozy Cottage in the Heart of Chugiak
$118 per night
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Cabin in Wasilla
Cozy Cabin in Big Lake with Private Hot Tub
$175 per night
Cabin in Girdwood
Cozy Cabin with a Hot Tub! Walk to the Ski Lifts.
$261 per night
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Vacation rentals in Alaska with free parking

Tiny home in Palmer
Relax with amazing 360° views from a tiny cabin
$166 per night
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Cabin in Talkeetna
★Serene & Stylish by the Lake | ♛QueenBed, FirePit
$142 per night
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Cabin in Talkeetna
Coho Cabin: Walking Distance to Downtown!
$130 per night
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Tiny home in Palmer
Mountain Intrigue near Hatcher Pass
$79 per night
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Cabin in Talkeetna
Modern Alaskan Cabin close to Hike & Ski trails
$130 per night
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Cottage in Seward
Coffee House Cottage
$145 per night
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Cabin in Homer
Smokey Bay Cabin - Ocean View
$120 per night
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Cabin in Wasilla
A-Frame Cabin 2: Hot tub & view!
$214 per night
Cottage in Seward
Salted Roots Purple Door Cottage with Ocean Views
$273 per night
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Cabin in Seward
Salted Roots Red Door A-Frame Cabin
$291 per night
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Cabin in Talkeetna
Talkeetna Log Cabin with Hot Tub Unit 2
$172 per night
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Home in Homer
Little Lupine · Gorgeous Home, Private Hot Tub, Incredible View @ Baycrest Lodge!
$266 per night
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Your guide to Alaska

Welcome to Alaska

Soaring snow-covered mountain ranges, stark tundras, towering glaciers, and sprawling forests all collide within the boundaries of Alaska, where you’ll find the highest peak in North America and eight national parks. The state’s vast wilderness is home to grizzly bears, wolves, and moose, as well as off-the-gridders happy to trade the comforts of urban living for the austere beauty of Alaska’s rugged landscape. The ways you can experience this place are myriad: slice through the frontier on a glass-domed train, hitch a ride on a dog sled, or navigate the legendarily scenic Alaska Highway. Even the sun shines differently here. Thanks to Alaska’s location in the top half of the Northern Hemisphere, long summer days culminate in the summer solstice, during which it stays light for nearly 24 hours a day, before transitioning to the dark winter months. These unique features elevate Alaska to a singular state with stellar natural beauty.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Alaska?

Alaska's vast geographical footprint means you can expect a range of weather throughout the state in any season, and timing your stay in a cabin for rent depends on what activities you want to optimize for. Summers in Alaska can be quite warm, particularly in the interior, and you can expect long, sunny days that make for great hiking. Winters are chilly, dark, and snowy — depending on where you are going, the temperatures can dip well below freezing. This season is ideal for skiing, snowmobiling, and all other kinds of cold weather fun, as well as spotting the Northern Lights. The shoulder seasons bring a mix of cold and warm weather as well as their own enticements, such as sightings of migratory whales and baby animals in the spring and changing leaves in the fall.


What are the top things to do in Alaska?

Glacier Hopping

Alaska affords travelers many opportunities to get up close and personal with staggeringly large ice formations. In Juneau you can watch brown bears munch on salmon from the safe distance of a viewing platform on the 13-mile-long Mendenhall Glacier. Explore dazzling ice caves — with a seasoned guide — on the Hubbard Glacier near Yakutat, which towers 350 feet above the sealine. A kayak or boat is the preferred way to experience the Columbia Glacier in Valdez, which is one of the fastest moving in the world.

Northern Lights

Alaska is one of the best places to see this fantastic atmospheric phenomenon that produces spectacularly colorful, undulating light displays in the night sky. August through April are prime viewing months, and you have your choice of experiences, such as peeping them from a natural hot spring.

Denali National Park

At more than 20,300 feet high, this park’s namesake peak draws mountaineers in droves but is hardly the only attraction here. The national park’s six million acres encompass glaciers, rivers, and valleys accessed by a single road and are home to the Big Five mammals: moose, caribou, wolves, grizzly bears, and Dall sheep, famous for their extravagantly curved horns.

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