
As your floatplane taxis into Halibut Cove, keep an eye out for sea otters floating on their backs. The Kenai Mountains frame the shoreline, and soon you’re stepping onto the Stillpoint dock in a community with no road in.
This is where Stillpoint Lodge has earned Two MICHELIN Keys for the third year in a row. We’re proud to be the only property in Alaska recognized in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide's selection of award hotels, and we’re already looking ahead to welcoming guests next summer.
From your first phone call and the welcome on the dock to your last dinner at the lodge and one more chat by the fire, they make each stay feel personal. Their warmth stays with you long after you leave Halibut Cove. These Two MICHELIN Keys belong to all of them.
One morning might take you hiking to Grewingk Glacier Lake, where you trade your boots for a kayak and paddle among floating ice. Another might begin with a floatplane flight to the Katmai coast to look for brown bears. Back in Halibut Cove, there’s time to take a skiff out with a guide, explore the shoreline at low tide, or settle onto your cabin porch and see what passes by.
Some of our favorite moments happen between the bigger adventures. You might come back from a day on the water, warm up in the sauna, and sit down to dinner with a story that gets a little better each time you tell it. The next morning, you can head out again or linger over coffee and watch the cove wake up.
A three-night stay includes your choice of one excursion. Four nights include two, and five nights include three. If you’re dreaming of both bear viewing and a day on the bay, an extra night gives you room for both and more time to enjoy Halibut Cove.
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