Southeast Resort

Southeast Resort is a hotel in Sitka, Alaska, overlooking Sitka Harbor and Crescent Bay. The property is part of a group of three hotels serving visitors to Sitka, with Southeast Resort catering to families and travelers looking to explore the area's fishing, kayaking, hiking, and golf opportunities. The newly renovated rooms and suites are designed as a comfortable base for guests returning from days spent on the water and trails around town.

On site, Southeast Resort houses the Cold Water Bar & Grill, an elegant restaurant and bar where guests can dine and relax without leaving the hotel. The hotel sits within walking distance of Sitka's historic sights, local shops, and restaurants, making it a convenient starting point for visitors who want to experience the town on foot. The property works with local partners to share information about area events during guests' stays.

The surrounding area gives visitors direct access to several of Sitka's most recognized attractions. Sitka National Historical Park, the oldest national park in Alaska with its totem poles and cultural history, is a short trip from the hotel. The Alaska Raptor Center rehabilitates injured birds of prey including bald eagles, and visitors can observe rescued bears at Fortress of the Bear. The Sitka Sound Science Center features marine life exhibits and regional research, while the Russian Bishop's House stands as one of the few surviving examples of Russian colonial architecture in North America. St. Michael's Cathedral, a Russian Orthodox landmark, reflects Sitka's distinctive heritage.

With harbor and bay views, renovated accommodations, and an on-site restaurant, Southeast Resort offers a waterfront base for travelers exploring Sitka's combination of natural scenery and Russian-American history.