Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Our Yellow Door Cabin is a converted 1970s retro bus, with a floating A-frame loft above. It is complete with a kitchenette and detached full bathroom, reading nook, a king bed downstairs, and a master king bedroom upstairs in the vaulted A-frame loft. With intimately crafted interior spaces, the Yellow Door cabin hosts a large outdoor covered deck, with a grill for spending more time outdoors.
Salted Roots Cabins has 5 private nightly units.
The property is set on the beachfront of Lowell Point. Our cabin is set back in the old growth spruce forest, with fiddleheads, blueberries, and fireweed growing wild during the summer. You space is modern, clean, and caters to the new generation of adventure travelers.
We are remote without being remote. Come indulge in privacy will having all of the modern amenities you might need. A coffee shop right down the street!
Guests have the entire retro-bus and modern addition to themselves along with a propane BBQ grill. There is also a shared sauna and firepit on property for guest use, as well as garden beds (feel free to use in your evening summer cooking!). Private beach access across the street is also available to our guests.
Matt and KellyAnn are available to answer guest questions and provide recommendations for activities in Seward. The cabin includes its own personalized lockpad for self-check in, so guests do not need to interact with the hosts if they prefer privacy.
We want your experience to cater 100% of your needs, so we are available as often or as little as you`d like.
Salted Roots is 3 miles south of downtown, located on Beach Drive of Lowell Point. It is a beachfront property located in a quiet, forested neighborhood. This property is remote without being remote. Close to the kayak, fishing, and water activity launch point. Walking distance from the Tonsina Beach hiking trailhead and the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park.
Do we need a car in Seward?
Many people arrive to Seward by bus or train. For Salted Roots guests, we do recommend having a car to tour around Alaska.
How can I get from Anchorage International Airport to Seward?
There are regularly scheduled bus transfers from Anchorage International Airport or downtown Anchorage, via the Park Connection. Again, we recommend renting your own car and driving the Seward Highway, a beautiful 2 hour drive along Turnagain arm.
How far is Salted Roots from downtown Seward?
Salted Roots is 3 miles south of downtown, located on Beach Drive of Lowell Point.
PLEASE NOTE: This is our adventure cabin, with the modern bathroom detached from the original bus, and the second bedroom located in the original bus frame. Not the best cabin choice for those with limited mobility. This cabin is located at Salted Roots Seward, so please be mindful of other guests when using the outdoor shared spaces, including sauna, firepit, and beachfront. Please remove you shoes while in the cabin. Without a dishwasher, we ask that you clean you own dishes. Pets may be considered for an additional $60, please read details. We do offer event pricing for full-property buy-outs.
We met in San Diego and have always been drawn to salt water. We left in exploration of more things wild: mountains to climb, waters to kayak, trails to run, perspectives to encounter. We spent 3 years on the road, living out of our car and exploring North America’s public lands and communities, stumbling upon spaces, places, and people who inspired us and ultimately sharpened the pencil that created Salted Roots.
Seward won our hearts, with mountains, the ocean, and a national park right in our backyard. Alaska is wild - wild enough for us vagabonds to settle down roots… and then naturally the idea for Salted Roots sprouted. We bought the land in 2017, were married there shortly after, and began throwing together our future plans for the project with close friends. Our community helped us clear the land, build this website, and make our vision a reality.
この宿泊施設のオーナーになった理由
Situated at the head of Resurrection Bay on the Kenai Peninsula, Seward is one of Alaska’s oldest and most scenic communities. Nestled between Chugach National Forest and Kenai Fjords National Park, come experience trophy sport fishing, glacier and wildlife cruises, sailing, hiking, kayaking, flightseeing, summer dog sled rides, and more.
この宿泊施設の特徴
Our services are pre-emptive, honest, attentive, humble, and modern. This is high-tech, high-touch. We seek to provide a new canvas in the way of hospitality. We are reinventing the concept of Alaskan tourism. We aim to inspire, to change people’s mind, and to give back to the community that continues to inspire us. Cue the music, start the campfire, grab the whiskey, bring a friend, share a story, and stay as long as you’d like. We’re here to start the revolution.