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Parkside Inn
Located in Haines Junction, Parkside Inn has barbecue facilities and free WiFi throughout the property.

Raven Inn Whitehorse
Located in Whitehorse, Raven Inn Whitehorse provides accommodations with a free private parking along with free WiFi throughout the property. Raven Inn Whitehorse offers 4-star accommodations.

Dawson Lodge
Dawson Lodge is offering accommodations in Dawson City. The hotel also has free WiFi and free private parking.

Elite Hotel -Downtown Center- "Ski & Northern light Tour" "Hot Spring Tour "Long-term stay"
A restaurant and bar are featured at this Whitehorse city center hotel. A microwave and fridge are provided in all guest rooms. Elevators are available in all levels. Free WiFi is included.

Edgewater Hotel
Located in Whitehorse city center, this hotel features an on-site bar and restaurant. Free WiFi is offered in all guest rooms. A free shuttle service is provided to Whitehorse Airport 3.7 mi away.

SKKY Hotel
Located in Whitehorse and with Miles Canyon Suspension Bridge reachable within 4.7 miles, SKKY Hotel provides concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property...

Destination Family Hotel
Located within 1.2 miles of S.S. Klondike National Historic Site and 6.1 miles of Miles Canyon Suspension Bridge, Destination Family Hotel provides rooms in Whitehorse.

The Downtown, a Coast Hotel
Located in Dawson City, The Downtown, a Coast Hotel has a bar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, free shuttle service and a 24-hour front desk, along with free WiFi throughout...

Quality Inn & Suites
Located in Whitehorse, Quality Inn & Suites is set just 3.1 mi from Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport.

Canadas Best Value Inn- Riverview Hotel
Located on the Yukon River with panoramic views, this centrally-located Whitehorse property provides free Wi-Fi. A mini refrigerator and a microwave are offered in all rooms.

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Yukon's best hotels with breakfast
Best Western Gold Rush Inn
Hotel in WhitehorseBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 7.6Good - What previous guests thought, 258 reviewsOne block from the S.S. Klondike Historic Site and Old Log Church Yukon Museum, this rustic hotel is located in downtown Whitehorse. It features an on-site saloon and a gym.
The Bunkhouse
Hotel in Dawson CityBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.3Very Good - What previous guests thought, 236 reviewsLocated within walking distance of the Yukon River, The Bunkhouse offers accommodations in Dawson City. Free WiFi is available in all guest rooms.
Klondike Kate's Cabins
Hotel in Dawson CityBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.9Excellent - What previous guests thought, 87 reviewsProviding free WiFi, Klondike Kate's Cabins is located in Dawson City. The hotel features family rooms.
Triple J Hotel
Hotel in Dawson CityBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 56 reviewsLocated in Dawson City, Triple J Hotel provides a bar. Featuring a restaurant, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Coast High Country Inn
Hotel in WhitehorseBreakfast optionsLocated in Whitehorse and with S.S. Klondike National Historic Site reachable within a 5-minute walk, Coast High Country Inn provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi...
Midnight Sun, a Coast Hotel
Hotel in Dawson CityBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 7.7Good - What previous guests thought, 16 reviewsMidnight Sun, a Coast Hotel provides air-conditioned accommodations in Dawson City.
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- From $90.41 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 7.0Good - What previous guests thought, 220 reviewsThe room was well kept, hot shower, a (big) bath tub as well as the (big) fridge in the room we chose (Room #24) made a very comfortable stay. The location near the town center was great, the parking was spacious and right in front of the room door. The coin laundry in the basement was very helpful for us esp. on coming back from a multi-day canoe trip. Another thing I must mention is the friendliness & helpfulness of the front staff - they kindly accepted to store our luggage while we went away for the river trip. Big thanks to Tony, Ana and the other charming lady (Sorry I forgot to ask her name) for accomodating us so nicely. I as well as my wife & daughter enjoyed our 3nights' stay so very much.Guest review byTrouttimesJapan
- From $230.05 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 9.1Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 107 reviewsThe host, Carson, and everyone at the Inn were extremely welcoming and made us feel right at home. The rooms are beautiful and cozy, the 3-course dinner was excellent, and they put so much work into all of the extra details that made our stay extra special.Guest review byFilgianoCanada
- From $173.98 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 7.6Good - What previous guests thought, 77 reviewsClean and comfortable. Stop over on the drive from Dawson to Whitehorse. Staff were very pleasant. There was a small restaurant,gas station, laundromat, rv park. It was an older property as expected but all was good. No complaints.Guest review byDAPHNECanada
- From $219.57 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.5Very Good - What previous guests thought, 146 reviewsBeautiful room, very clean and well equipped with everything needed for an amazing stay. Staff was very friendly and this hotel is a great location!Guest review byChristinaUnited States
- From $181.58 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 6.6Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 92 reviewsWe requested one of the newly renovated rooms! it was wonderful! Big refer,dishes, real glasses, and cups and cutlery, plus microwaveGuest review byNormanUnited States
- From $128.40 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 7.9Good - What previous guests thought, 303 reviewsIt felt like the old West in Dawson city. The downtown hotel had great charm character and a great location. Close to everything.Guest review byLarryUnited States
- From $214.77 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.0Very Good - What previous guests thought, 945 reviewsVery clean and location was great realy enjoyed having everything so close by including the amazing restersuant next doorGuest review byAngelaUnited States
- From $220.32 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 9.2Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 21 reviewsA remote location on a beautiful lake. The breakfast was served in neat glass dishes and was very tasty.Guest review byBurkholderUnited States
- From $173.22 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 56 reviewsLoved that they had AC. Very clean, coffee maker in room. Good location. Helpful staff.Guest review byJaneUnited States
- From $128.40 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 7.7Good - What previous guests thought, 268 reviewslocation, convenience, quiet, pet friendly, laundry room, clean, accommodatingGuest review byLaurieUnited States
- From $199.17 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.2Very Good - What previous guests thought, 310 reviewsExtra little amenities in the room. Option to have a bidet toilet.Guest review byMaryCanada
- From $184.47 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 9.3Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 53 reviewsbeautiful、clean and quiet cabin, very nice host, very good viewGuest review byYinChina
- From $140.55 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.6Excellent - What previous guests thought, 405 reviewsBeautiful location and very cosy, friendly B&BGuest review byMichelleCanada
- Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.3Very Good - What previous guests thought, 236 reviewsClean, great location, friendly staffGuest review byNatrishaCanada
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Whitehorse has a definite vibe and we could've spent...
Whitehorse has a definite vibe and we could've spent additional time there but we had a schedule so had to stick to it. We barely scratched the surface - there is alot to do in the region and the restaurants we visited were terrific. We loved Burnt Toast, Klondike Rib & Salmon and Woodcutter's Blanket. The people are warm and friendly - and the city is really set in amazing geography!Guest review byAlana - 10.0
I like Dawson City very much.
I like Dawson City very much. It is a very unique small town and has features of a bigger city you wouldn't expect to find, such as fine dining, good coffee, a spa/ vegan restaurant, two well-stocked grocery stores. Of course the big draw at DC is the history. The town has done a good job of presevering its heritage 1890s character with many of the original buildings intact though I would assume renovated. I am a history buff so I was there for the history. My first stop was the Visitors Centre which is excellent. The staff is very helpful and dressed in period garb. There are displays, maps, a Parks Canada desk and four continuously running short films. I booked three tours: a History walking tour, Keno paddlewheeler tour, and Dredge 4 tour. All were excellent. I also did the Top of the World drive as far as the Alaska border, about a 4-hour round trip. Beautiful. I would have driven to Tombstone Park but I was prohibited from traveling up the Dempster Highway in my rental car. I'm sure there are plenty of options for adventurous travelers like paddeling on the Yukon River, mountain biking, hiking, etc. but those aren't really my things. One aspect of Dawson everyone should be aware of is that stores, cafes, restaurants appear to close on a whim. Check with the Visitor Centre on what's open the day(s) you are there so you aren't disappointed. Even then, there were a few sites I didn't get to because they were closed. I highly recommend a visit to Dawson City however you plan on spending your time there. It's a true Canadian treasure.Guest review byAndrewCanada - 10.0
Love Haines Junction. Only small but in a magic location.
Love Haines Junction. Only small but in a magic location. The drive from Whitehorse to HJ is spectacular. If you have the opportunity to take a flight over Kluane National Park Glacier, do so - will be one of the most memorable experiences ever. The Village Bakery is a must on a Friday Night - book online for the Salmon Bake & live music. Their sourdough bread is the best and it's real sourdough!! If you are staying for an extended period, would recommend getting groceries in Whitehorse before arriving in Haines Junction - whilst there is a lovely grocery store there, it is very small. Fuel is available also in HJ. The Information Centre is incredible with helpful staff and there are plenty of beautiful walks.Guest review byAnonymous - 10.0
From the accurate and yet self-effacing name of the property...
From the accurate and yet self-effacing name of the property, we were not sure what to expect. So we were very pleasantly surprised to find a beautiful, modern and spacious full-featured bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom. Some people may find the lack of interaction with the host to be a bug, but we found it to be a feature, as we are not gregarious. :-) Full marks!Guest review byDomander - 10.0
I liked the location the most. The views were amazing.
I liked the location the most. The views were amazing. The food was very gourmet. Had it been two weeks earlier l think we would have been kayaking as planned. The season was starting to turn and we had already spent extended time in a canoe in Dawson, so we did not experience what we originally planned. The wine and beer selection was good, and pretty well the same as what we experienced all over the territory. After ten days, this was the only location that we were able to see the Aurora. The chairs placed outside, and balconies were all placed well for viewing. Complimentary hot chocolate and firewood were much appreciated.Guest review byBarbCanada - 10.0
While in Whitehorse we visited the Whitehorse Museum, the...
While in Whitehorse we visited the Whitehorse Museum, the Beringia Museum, Miles Canyon and spent a few hours at the hot springs north of town. The museums are fabulous--so much interesting history in the Yukon, The canyon is a short drive from town and is very interesting--there is a suspension bridge over the river and the river runs very fast through the canyon. The hot springs are fabulous but a bit pricey. There are several different pools with varying temperatures, sauna, steam room, and relaxation room. It was welcome after a travel day. We also drove down to Skagway Alaska to see this old gold rush town. There were several cruise ships in port and the town was very busy. The drive from Whitehorse and back was spectacular even in the rain.Guest review byLewis - 8.0
The visitor information was great.
The visitor information was great. Town is clean and done like Klondike days. Stores closed to early by 6:00pm. So walking around sight seeing down the streets have to be early. Just watch for times of restaurants. Two days there is good unless doing outdoor activities. A must see town.Guest review byLindaCanada - 8.0
There isn't a lot in Haines Junction, but there is a small...
There isn't a lot in Haines Junction, but there is a small grocery store, gas stations and a few restaurants. The views are amazing, and it is in a good location for Kluane National Park - the visitor & cultural centre was interesting and also located in Haines Junction. We ate at 1016 pub which was right next to our hotel, really convenient. There isn't a lot of choice on the menu, but great to grab a burger. We ate here 2 nights, but the first night we waited nearly an hour for food which was disappointing. Outside seating great when weather allows. I enjoyed a 'Caesars' cocktail which I would recommend trying!Guest review by1234CharlotteUnited Kingdom - 8.0
Nice city, a good amount of hotels to choose from, but stay...
Nice city, a good amount of hotels to choose from, but stay away from the Raven inn, Canada’s best value inn River view, family inn hotel, Choose hotel by what your budget will allow, rent a car up there stay a few days at most, then head out on the highway and see the areas up and around Whitehorse. In a weeks time (rental period) we saw Braeburn, Dawson city, Carmacks, Haines junction, Haines Alaska, drove a little bit on the Dempster highway, about ten minutes worth..lol..don’t want to have any problems to the rental, took the Alaska ferry from Haines up to Skagway, then up into the mountains from Skagway, carcross, and then back to Whitehorse.Guest review byGlenCanada - 10.0
Loved it.
Loved it. Loved the history, loved the tours guided and self guided. Enjoyed eating at the different restaurants. Loved snooping in the shops and strolling through the streets, the ice-cream shop are very good. Loved the can-cans and the gold panning, just enjoyed everything. Beautiful interesting people in a very historic beautiful town.Guest review byAnonymous