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Kenai, Alaska

Rest Well. Tomorrow Starts Early.

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Three Types Of Rooms

Your alarm might be set for a fishing charter, a day on the road, or the first flight home. Either way, a quiet, well-kept room matters. Kenai Airport Hotel gives you a comfortable place to sleep, recharge, and prepare for whatever tomorrow holds. Choose a king or queen room, settle in without fuss, and enjoy an easy stay just minutes from the airport and close to everything in Kenai.

Choose Your Room
A hotel room with a queen bed, a wood nightstand, a gray recliner, a floor lamp, and a framed piece of artwork.

Single King
Sleeps 2 | 1 King Bed | 275 Sq Ft

 A hotel room features two beds with white quilted bedding, a ceiling fan, a window, and a door on the right.

Double Queen
Sleeps 4 | 2 Queen Beds | 275 Sq Ft

 A hotel room featuring a bed, ceiling fan, bay windows, a wall-mounted TV, and a small coffee station on a console.

Single Queen
Sleeps 2 | 1 Queen Bed | 275 Sq Ft
The Kenai Airport Hotel is a wooden, lodge-style building with large windows, surrounded by trees on a gravel lot.

Small in All
the Right Ways

With sixteen rooms and independent ownership, Kenai Airport Hotel keeps hospitality personal and the experience uncomplicated. Guests can begin the morning with a hot breakfast, get useful local guidance when they need it, and come and go without navigating a sprawling property. The location is convenient, but that is only part of the appeal. This is a hotel where comfort, cleanliness, and attentive service set the tone for your entire trip.

Discover The Difference
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With Alaskan Destinations

Alaska, Guided
by Local Experts

Some of Alaska’s most remarkable experiences begin on the Kenai Peninsula. Through sister property Alaskan Destinations, guests can arrange guided river and saltwater fishing, brown bear viewing, glacier flightseeing, wildlife cruises, kayaking, and more. Choose a single excursion or build several days around the experiences that interest you most. Local planning makes it easier to spend less time coordinating and more time seeing Alaska beyond the highway.

Explore Guided Adventures
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Three people on a boat deck smile while holding three large, flat fish, likely halibut, caught at sea.
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A small white boat with an orange stripe travels on a sunny, blue ocean under a partly cloudy sky.
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Beyond the highway

Discover the
Kenai Peninsula

Kenai places you within reach of rivers, beaches, wildlife, mountain scenery, and some of Southcentral Alaska’s most memorable coastal towns. Fish the Kenai River, walk along Kenai Beach, explore the national wildlife refuge, or plan a day trip to Homer or Seward. There is plenty to experience nearby, yet enough variety across the peninsula to turn a hotel stay into a much larger Alaska itinerary.

Explore the Peninsula
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