Yukon Hotels for Your Next Holiday
Why Tourists Visit Yukon
- * Witness the Northern Lights in winter months.
- * Explore the hiking trails in Kluane National Park.
- * Visit Dawson City's historic Gold Rush sites.
- * Paddle along the Yukon River for a serene experience.
- * Experience dog sledding and snowmobiling in the winter.
Yukon has around 100 hotels and accommodations ranging from budget motels to boutique lodgings, with most located in Whitehorse and Dawson City where 3-star hotels average $150-$250 per night and 5-star options are sparse but may exceed $300. Recently opened, The Raven Inn in Whitehorse features modern aesthetic and convenient proximity to local attractions, making it a standout option.
Yukon, the territory of untamed wilderness, is famed for its breathtaking landscapes, Northern Lights displays, and rich Gold Rush history.
Key attractions like the S.S. Klondike National Historic Site in Whitehorse, the dramatic peaks of Kluane National Park, and the quirky charm of Dawson City make it an unforgettable destination.
Whether you're here for the midnight sun in summer or the aurora borealis in winter, Yukon offers an unparalleled mix of adventure and relaxation.
Yukon Tips You Must Know
* Book accommodations 3-4 months in advance for summer stays to secure a room due to high demand.
* Winter travelers should confirm hotels with winterized amenities, such as heated rooms and snow-ready parking.
* Explore Whitehorse and Dawson City as ideal hubs for accessing outdoor attractions.
* Rent a car or 4WD vehicle to navigate Yukon's vast and remote areas easily.
* Pack for unpredictable weather, as Yukon conditions can change quickly even in summer.