Aluguéis por temporada em Wrangell

Helse Vacation Rental

My place is one block from the library, three blocks from down town and five blocks from the schools and community gym/pool. Harbors are only four blocks away and scenic Hammer's Slough is across the street. This house is brand new September 2016. In addition to the other amenities, we have a freezer for our guests who have come to town for their dream fishing trip. There is also a picnic table on the deck. We have a barbeque on the deck as well. You'll have to buy your own briquettes.

Location location location!

Escape to our cozy 1-bedroom cottage in the heart of Wrangell! Nestled between the hills and the waterfront this charming retreat offers the perfect getaway for couples or small families. Just steps from downtown, you’ll have walking access to grocery stores, dining, fishing/site-seeing Charters, Totem Park, Museum, Chief Shakes Island and more. Whether you’re fishing, hiking or taking in our rich Native culture, Little Bitty Getaway provides a welcoming haven for your Alaska adventure.

The Eagle View

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Watch whales, porpoises, eagles, deer and other wildlife through the wall of windows looking out onto the Clarence Strait. Spend some time in the tide pools looking for sea creatures at low tide. A truly serene place. Four beds can be converted to two king beds. Go fishing at many creeks, rivers, or lakes or take a charter from the Coffman Cove marina to fish for King salmon, halibut, ling cod, rock fish, and shrimp.

Huckleberry Hill Cottage

This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit. It has an amazing view of the ocean, river, and surrounding islands, a small yard with woods, walking distance to downtown and Petroglyph beach. We (my husband and I and our dogs and one cat) live in the house that unit is attached, too. There is a private door into the unit, and the outside stairs and walkway are shared. (Pets on approval). Not for daytime sleepers, but peaceful and quiet at night.

Cozy one bedroom cabin.

Your family will be close to all amenities when you stay at our centrally-located unit. On the bottom floor, offering easy access, this cozy unit offers a full and a twin bed. A fully equipped kitchen with most of the essentials to make you feel right at home. The 3/4 bath also houses a stacked laundry center for your convenience. In the main area we offer additional sleeping on a small hide-a-bed, tv with a dvd player and dvd's for your entertainment. Cozy & private!

The Waterside Suite

The Waterside suite offers one bedroom with stunning waterfront views of the Wrangell Narrows just south of Petersburg. Price includes everything except taxes - no extra fees. Within walking distance of town (2 miles) along a walking path. Two bikes are available for your use. Explore the beach at low tide, watch the ferries and passing boat traffic, sea birds and ducks, and occasionally orcas. We welcome ALL... but no children under 12.

The Coho Cottage — a cozy cottage by the sea.

This little cottage has a great view of the Wrangell Narrows and the mouth of Petersburg Creek. Watch boats, whales, fish and much more right out the window. Located by the ferry terminal and a 15 minute walk to downtown. There is a bike/walking path along the Wrangell Narrows right outside the front door. Truly a wonderful place to view the scenery that Petersburg has to offer. Message me if you have any questions.

Hotel Style apartment with scenic view

This hotel style unit is located in a 100+ year old building. It was once a cannery then converted into short term lodging. The unit is older but clean and safe. It includes a Full size size bed, small fridge, microwave, coffee pot and dishes in unit as well as a smart tv and wifi. If you are looking for the Ritz this place is not for you. If you want quiet and affordable, look no further!

M/V Adak - Historic WWII Tugboat - Full Vessel

Want to spend your vacation like a local? Experience Wrangell, Southeast Alaska’s hidden gem and true authentic small town, aboard the Adak, profiled in Smithsonian Magazine. All proceeds from boat rentals are reinvested into this historic World War II Army Harbor Tug - the last remaining vessel of its kind still above water.