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Andrew Harper's Hideaway Report

TWO-TIME GRAND INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNER

"Highlighting hotels that are relatively small in size, possess strong individual personalities, offer a unique sense of place and demonstrate a consistent devotion to personal service." "A connoisseur’s guide to peaceful and unspoiled places."

Fodors Choice

5 STAR RATING

"Kachemak Bay Wilderness Lodge. Across Kachemak Bay from Homer, this luxurious lodge provides wildlife viewing opportunities and panoramic mountain and bay vistas in an intimate setting for up to 14 guests. Extraordinary facility in a stunning location with a sauna and outdoor hot tub."

Frommers

TOP RATING

"This is one of the original eco-lodges, and still among the best. It has three special qualities no one else does as well. One, although the accommodations are luxurious, they don't look it; the place fits perfectly into its setting, like the collection of historic seaside cabins it is. Second, the setting, on rich China Poot Bay, where the wealth and accessibility of the marine and coastal environment are unmatched. Third, the charisma and practices of the hosts and guides, who are not only real Alaskans, but also leading experts on the nature and history of the region, and leaders for its protection. The food is famous and guiding is included. That works simply enough: each morning, each party's own guide asks what they want to do, and that's how they spend the day."

Golf Magazine

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"I’m across the bay from Homer now, having boated here with Shannon. Her family has owned and operated the Kachemak Bay Wilderness Lodge for generations, and it shows: Each cabin/cottage has layers of intricate detail, the product of one improvement at a time, year by year. This is the sort of rugged, “out in it” getaway that people come to Alaska for, but the setup is a cut above."

"In many ways, this is luxury as defined in Alaska: the ability to build your own world. This is the sort of place where scarcity is welcomed, where simplicity is celebrated, where not offering Wi-Fi is actually considered an amenity. And here, before rising waters wash it away, is Homer’s one-hole course across the bay. The summer people will be here soon. They’ll have some trouble arriving. They’ll have far more trouble leaving."