Yellowknife Hotels with Wi-Fi

"The hotel has an airport shuttle service. It is about a 10-minute drive from the airport and a 5-minute walk to a supermarket for daily necessities. The hotel restaurant is delicious. Highly recommended"

"Jenny, the owner, is incredibly friendly and kind. She greeted me with a warm smile and provided a wealth of information about Yellowknife. This guesthouse seems to be a familiar and well-known spot among taxi drivers and aurora tour operators alike. Museums, the visitor center, supermarkets, cafes, and restaurants are all within easy walking distance. I had the best trip to Yellowknife. Thank you so much, Jenny!"

"The downtown area of ​​Yellowknife is very small, and most of the hotels are in a small circle. So basically these hotels are very conveniently located, with walking restaurants and supermarkets within a few minutes. The hotel room is quite comfortable, and the heating is powerful, but there are some strange noises. The room is fully equipped, and the refrigerator and microwave solve many problems. I stayed for three consecutive days, but they never came to clean. It didn't work to hang a sign asking them to clean, and it didn't work to ask the front desk."

"The hotel is in the new city, and there is walmart nearby. There are also fast food such as McDonald's Pizza Hut, suitable for self-driving passengers. The space in the hotel is large and clean, there is a 24-hour counter and preservation at night, very safe and great"

"I arrived when Yellowknife had a blackout. The bags were brought into the airport one by one. I went outside to see the hotel shuttle bus pulling out and drive right past me. I had to wait 30 minutes for its return, with me being the only passenger. The hotel had no power and I was told by reception that people can go up the lift but it is not guaranteed that you wouldn’t get stuck in it. Really had no choice as 7 floors is a lot of steps. The room was very hot, so I went do to the foyer. However, you could not get anything as their eftpos was not working. All places downtown were shut. So nowhere to eat or drink. The power came back on after 11pm. It was not a great start. The rooms were roomy and the king bed was comfy but the bathroom was incredibly small. First time I have seen a shower where you pull the bath faucet down to change the water flow to the shower. It took a while and google to sort this out. The coffee machine was ok. The hotel window was dirty and spoiled the great view. I liked that the room had a microwave and bar fridge. The staff were staff, nothing stood out as exceptional service. There is no porter service or doorman, so no help with luggage or doors. The lobby was ok but taken over by a theatre group the first afternoon, so not a lot of seating. Remember this is touted as a 4 star hotel, but the service doesn’t match. Housekeeping is only done in the morning, if you want to sleep in, after getting back after 2am from Aurora tours, you will miss out. There is no free water or water stations. A bottle of water costs $5. There are many vending machines. Overall, I found this hotel average."

"The sound insulation is not good, and the room environment is really dilapidated. We always leave the windows open because the temperature in the room cannot be adjusted. Opening the windows will provide better air. But this is the case in this area. There doesn't seem to be any high-end, new hotels. The accommodation environment is not very clean, maybe everyone came back in the snow. We stayed there for four days. Breakfast is simple. All nearby restaurants close early. . ."

"Very satisfied, self-service hot water and coffee, the house is very warm, hygienic and clean, the landlord is a Chinese couple who are very enthusiastic ~ The location is very convenient in the city center, highly recommended and cost-effective!"

"I used it for my Aurora trip. The room was clean and easy to spend. The bed was also fluffy. I want to use it when I come again!"