This beautiful and immaculate bed and breakfast in a home in Seward's Historic District has views of Resurrection Bay, Mount Alice, and Marathon Mountain, where a footrace to the top and back takes place every Fourth of July.

The Branson House Bed & Breakfast is within easy walking distance of the downtown shops and museums that are festooned with the many colorful giant murals produced by the local Mural Society. We are also within easy walking distance of the Seward Boat Harbor, home to the Silver Salmon Derby, tour boat operators, sea lions and sea otters.

The Red Room offers a bedroom with sitting room and private bath. The charge for this lovely suite is $189.00 per night plus tax.

The Red Room	The Yellow Room

The Yellow Room has a magnificent four-poster bed. The charge for this spacious and beautiful room, which shares a bath, is $129.00 per night plus tax.

A lovely cooked breakfast is served at arranged-for times from
7AM to 8:30AM.

Check in time is between 4PM and 7PM, unless other arrangements have been made. Check out time is 10AM. The Branson House is a non-smoking home. Sorry, no pets. We do, however, have an on-site small white dog named Lili to greet you.

The Branson House Bed & Breakfast shares space with the Resurrection Bay Galerie, which sells fine art and other treasures from around the world and Alaska.

The outdoor recreational opportunities in Seward are unparalleled. There is sea kayaking, boat touring, hiking, and world class fishing for grayling, rainbow, halibut, salmon, cod and bass. Wildlife viewing includes seeing humpback and gray whales, sea lions, seals, sea otters, and puffins. Land animals often seen are bears and mountain goats. Seward is the gateway to the Kenai Fjords National Park, the Harding Ice Field, and the rest of Alaska. Seward's motto "Alaska Starts Here."

Seward is host to the Alaska SeaLife Center, a non-profit marine science center that has displays and information about many of the sea creatures, both large and small, that inhabit Resurrection Bay. Come touch a starfish!