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Cities
- Haines Junction
- Marsh Lake
- Tagish
- Whitehorse
Brands
- Best Western
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- Hyatt Place Hotels
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Clean and close to everything.
I felt like I was in some sort of horror movie. Such an adrenaline rush.
The charge for each dog was $30, that is just insane. NOwhere is the price listed on their website.
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The room was immaculate and comfortable.
Old historical but modern rooms
They had newly remodeled rooms and live music in the restaurant/ bar on weekends.
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Every single thing!!!
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Clean, very spacious. room is huge.
Room was great location and met our needs well. Staff were awesome. Restaurant was awesome as well
The beds and linens were new and clean. The bathroom was clean and staff was pleasant.
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Location and quality of the room.
The bed and tub
Location. Pet friendly. Security camera over parking area although not sure how closely it is monitored. Whitehorse has a reputation for B&E and vandalism. Hotel is well lit and a lot cleaner than its Westmark days.
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It had a good location
It wasn¿t a hotel. It was a two bedroom apartment. Not nice to bill it as a hotel.
Nothing. After letting ourselves in at building at 5 pm did not see owner Until 9 pm. Woke us up and insisted we get dressed and fill out billing Paperwork. Like a b And B without breakfast
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Nothing
Close to airport (walking distance). Minimal in terms of room and amenities but did not expect much more than that. Late check in as my flight was late getting in, but the front desk guy was happy to help and nice to deal with. would stay again.
Rather old and outdated
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The hotel is nice and new. Its clean and has great security. The location is very convenient.
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Rooms clean
It was very clean and rooms were nice.
The room size was nice and it was extremely quiet
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The staff tried to be helpful.
Good, easy-to-find location. Nice overall.
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Super nice and staff was so great
All services including restaurant on the site
UPDATED BATHROOM. SOFT BEDS
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It was in Whitehorse and available and not disgusting.
Close to restaurants and shopping
The kitchen had all the essential items for light cooking
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Fantastic place and facilities. The staff is attentive and goes the extra mile to make us feel comfortable.
It was so cute and charming and spacious. I loved how it was on the Lake, beautiful area.
aparted from town.i could find my location to watch an aurora.
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It was more than I ever expected to find in rural Yukon Territory. The owners obviously take pride in maintaining a well cared-for & operational establishment as well as seeing to the comfort if their guests.
Beautiful room with a comfortable bed and nice selection of breakfast food including high quality fruit.
Great care taken in decorating and supplying the room with quality items. Bed very comfortable, Kitchen Aid pots and pans, nice dinner ware, glasses and cups. Keurig coffee maker. We recommend highly to anyone staying in that area.
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Top Tips
- Book summer stays (June-August) 6-8 weeks ahead. Expect 20-30% price rises as visitors arrive for Midnight Sun events and festivals, with limited hotel inventory (typically 25-50 rooms per hotel) and peak demand. During summer, several hotels offer seasonal packages for local festivals or Northern Lights viewing, so booking early helps secure these experiences.
- Budget for the 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on your hotel stay. Yukon has no provincial sales tax, but some hotels add CAD 10-15 (approx. $7-$11 USD) in nightly service fees such as parking. Several chain hotels include parking for loyalty program members—check your reservation for inclusions or accessible parking options.
- Prioritize downtown hotels within 1-2 km of Main Street for added safety and walkability, as this area reports under one incident per 1,000 residents annually. Most downtown hotels offer ramp access and are within 500 m of Whitehorse Transit stops, and many have protocols to minimize wildlife encounters for guests.
- Prepare for variable hotel Wi-Fi speeds of 10-50 Mbps, with winter outages up to 1-3 hours during storms. Request generator-equipped rooms to maintain remote work connectivity, especially since power reliability can dip by 20% in January and February. Some hotels provide 24-hour business centers with backup power—ask at check-in for accessible workspace options.
- Request enhanced heating in your room, including double-glazed windows and heaters rated to -30°C to -40°C, for comfort during December-February cold snaps. Several leading hotels offer heated bathroom floors or in-room saunas as upgrades—ask about availability for added comfort in winter.
- Use local Bank of Canada ATMs in Whitehorse to avoid 2-3% foreign transaction fees. The Canadian Dollar can fluctuate 5-10% seasonally, so verify rates. Most major hotel chains accept Visa and Mastercard, and may offer limited currency exchange at reception—confirm availability if needed.
- Confirm potable water availability with your hotel at check-in. Whitehorse tap water generally meets Yukon standards, though rare boil advisories occur in 1-2% of cases during spring thaw. Several hotels provide complimentary filtered water on each floor or bottled water in room; ask for details when you arrive, especially if an advisory is active.