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"Best sleep i have ever had in a hotel. Bed was the most comfortable, and my room was the quietest i have ever had. More than equal to any Hilton anywhere"

"The new biklding was clean, quiet and modern. Not run down at all"

"Great place to stay overlooking some of Downtown, what’s nice about it is that they have a lot of international guest and it is next to a mall that has various restaurants and stores and it’s easy to get transportation to the important places. If you stay at the fancy hotel, it is more of a luxury experience with this place is functional for the city. It’s also close to a Filipino restaurant, Chinese restaurant, burger restaurant bar, Tim Hortons, and not far from the liquor store. the stuff was great in the hotel is very secure."

"Room wasn’t too bad. Front desk were spectacular. "

"Perfect for a couple or small family. On larger aurora bus tours, we typically were dropped off first, which is much appreciated on your third tour coming home at 2 am. Excellent kitchen setup too, which is great since most places dont open until 10 or 11 am. It was awesome but do plan on multiple nights. Catching the aurora can be tricky and we only saw them the final night we were there (the lights were visible on a friday. Per tour guides, it wasnt viewable the prior monday through thursday). 3 or 4 days could work but 5 or 6 is likely more of a guarantee. Also, pick the right month! October appears to be the end of the season for that year but is less infested with mosquitos. Then i believe they appear again in marcg or so but its brutal cold. Best of luck!"

"The property is a single floor house new or new renovated. The house is clean and also everything inside the property. Spacious and comfortable are the signature of the staying. I feels at home instead of a hotel. The host is very helpful and quick responding for questions. The property is located in the quiet neighborhood and near shops, groceries and restaurants. I will choose the property if I visit Yellowknife again. "