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The cottages have sunny porches and are surrounded by delightful
gardens, walkways and trails. Two of the cottages are separate from
the main house, one is attached to the main house; all have their own
entrances, bathrooms and queen-sized beds. The rooms are decorated
with furniture designed and crafted by the owners, and stocked with a
wide selection of Alaskana literature and an extra-ordinary collection
of Alaskan fossils and other natural-found objects.
Guests share a delicious breakfast with warm and friendly company and
conversation in the main house. We serve freshly ground coffee, garden
fresh peppermint tea, homemade sourdough breads and berry jams, smoked
salmon, waffles with local blueberries, fresh fruit salads, omelette
with homegrown eggs and fresh chives, "roesti"(swiss hash browns) and
swiss muesli. Special requests honored with advance notice.
We welcome children, and offer several acres of outdoor space to
explore and to visit with our outdoor cats, chickens and turkeys.
Often moose wander by.
Your hosts are Brigitte, born in Germany, and her husband Willie,
originally Swiss. They've lived in Alaska for quite a while and built
this home from scratch. Both love to create furniture, gardens, food
and smiles. Brigitte's garden was featured in Sunset Magazine and the
B&B won a beautification award.

..Nestled among rolling hills and overlooking Kachemak Bay and the
Kenai Mountains, this seaside community has 4,000 residents and
another 8,000 beyond the city limits. In addition to the downtown area
of Homer, a unique attraction is the Homer Spit, a long, narrow finger
of land jutting 4.5 miles into Kachemak Bay. The Spit is home to our
harbor and over 700 charter and commercial boat operators year round,
growing to 1,500 in the summer months. Homer offers all the amenities
of a small, first class city, including a hospital, medical clinics,
pharmacies, police and fire departments, and a U.S. Coast Guard cutter
for safety at sea. Local, state and federal government offices operate
here, as does the Kenai Peninsula College and a senior citizens center.

Single/double occupancy $125/per night, extra person $25 + 2% tax