Homer Hotel Guide - Eveline State Recreation Area hotels in Homer, United States of America.

"Roman was very clean and a nice room. "

"The apartment is nicer than it looks online, very comfortable for four people. The sauna was roomy and easy to use, the kitchen and dining table made meal prep easy. The only problem was the steps to the front door - they are slippery when it is wet and there is not a railing. We had a guest who had just had knee surgery and she worried she might fall. Once we made it down the stairs we were happy as clams "

"The property was really nice and clean. The process was easy for check in."

"My husband and I wanted to stay here forever. What a magical place. The views are outstanding, the kitchen is fully stocked for a long stay, and the bed was so cozy and comfortable. I love that you can see the mountains from the bed. The only complaint I have is regarding the shower. The shower head is very high up the wall and impossible to adjust. As a shorter person, I couldn’t escape the water blasting me in the face. But I’ll take being blasted in the face by water if it means I can be in this cabin! If we ever make our way back to Homer (which we loved) we will definitely stay again! "

"Stunning views from the cabin. We enjoyed drinking coffee and watching the sunrise over the mountains each morning from the large deck. Catkin is friendly and engaging when needed. "

"The homestead is breathtaking! The views from every window and every deck are absolutely gorgeous. The house had everything we needed and more. Perfect vacation!"

"Property was even more gorgeous in person. The view was breathtaking. Property was well taken care off and clean. Host was friendly and informative. We would absolutely stay again."

"This is a legitimate treehouse, pretty unique. You could tell that they had made an effort to make it homey and inviting. And the dogs were charming."

"The Otter Stop Inn is a great home away from home. The unit really comfortable, nicely furnished and well stocked. The views are breathtaking with glaciers right across the bay. We even saw a moose and her calf walk up the road past us."