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 Introduction
Valerie’s dream of owning a Bed and Breakfast in Seldovia came true in 2005 when Bridgekeeper's Inn was purchased from good friends, Claude and Kari Hulien.
2017 will be Valerie’s thirteenth summer operating the Inn.
Each summer is special and each guest a blessing.
Valerie wants you to feel welcome and comfortable at the Bridgekeeper’s Inn. She has created a comfortable, peaceful, quite atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy this special place, Seldovia.
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| Email Us Today! | Phone: 907-234-7535 Seldovia | Phone: 907-231-6327 Kenai |
 About Our Name
The Inn was built on the lot on which the keeper of the key to the lifts for the log drawn bridge resided. Thus, our name, The Bridgekeeper's Inn.
Our Story
My dream of a summer home in Seldovia began on July 4th, 1999. It was a beautiful, sunny, hot day. As we came up the Seldovia Slough, there was this cute little house built on pilings and the Siren’s Song of Seldovia called to my heart and I said, “I want one of those.”
Two years later, in 2001, two lots overlooking the Slough were originally purchased with the dream of building a bed and breakfast.
During these two years, our friends, Claude and Kari Hulien were in the process of building The Bridgekeeper’s Inn, which opened in 2001.
 The Hulien’s asked if I would help them that summer for a couple of weeks. I said yes and enjoyed the guests, the breakfast preparation, and watching the excitement that catching a salmon from the Seldovia Bridge creates. I was hooked.
Now, thirteen years later, I am still hooked. Bridgekeeper’s Inn is the perfect setting in the perfect town.
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