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C ull/ ull/ Pets Allowed Inside Internet Access Pets Allowed Inside Internet Access Contact: [email protected] Map Reference Number Open year round Credit Cards Accepted Low/High Price Range Non-smoking F Baths/ Max # Rooms/Cabins Map Reference Number Open year round Credit Cards Accepted Low/High Price Range Non-smoking F Baths/ Max # Rooms/Cabins DAWSON CITY WHITEHORSE DOWNTOWN 5th Avenue B&B • Ph: (867) 993-5941 1 $125 - F 4E 9 Midnight Sun B&B • Ph: (867) 667-2255 19 $115 - F, C 4E 4 $195 5S $149 FARO Historical Guest House B&B • Ph: (867) 668-3907 20 $105 - C 1E 3 $175 2P Valley B&B, The • Ph: (867) 994-2122 2 $110 - F 2S 5 $125 Casey’s B&B • Ph: (867) 668-7481 21 $90 - F 2P, Ask 3 $155 2S HAINES JUNCTION WHITEHORSE COPPER RIDGE SUBDIVISION Cabin B&B, The • Ph: (867) 634-2626 3 $110 - FS 5C $160 O 1st Choice Bed & Breakfast • Ph: (867) 334-2248 22 $110 - C 1E 2 $145 1P GOLDEN HORN / GREATER WHITEHORSE WHITEHORSE RIVERDALE SUBDIVISION Northern Lights Resort & Spa • Ph: (867) 393-3780 4 $170 - C 4E 4C $230 Four Seasons B&B • Ph: (867) 667-2161 23 $89 - F 2S Ask 3 $99 MARSH LAKE / GREATER WHITEHORSE Red Door B&B, The • Ph: (867) 633-4615 24 $90 - F 1E 4 Old Screen Door B&B, The • Ph: (867) 660-4410 5 $100 CP 3 $120 3S Home Bon Accueil • Ph: (867) 667-2059 25 $120 - F, C 3S 3 TAGISH $135 1P Vangorda Place B&B • Ph: (867) 335-1393 26 $90 - C 2S 3 Six Mile River Resort • Ph: (867) 399-4121 6 $98 FSAsk 3C $100 1P $125 White Mountain Inn • Ph: (867) 335-6782 7 $85 CSAsk 3 WHITEHORSE VALLEYVIEW SUBDIVISION $150 Almost Home Guest House and B&B • Ph: (867) 336-2015 27 $85 - C 1P 3 MAYO $150 1S La Bicicletta B&B • Ph: (867) 668-2659 28 $105 - C 2E 2 Gold & Galena Bed & Breakfast • Ph: (867) 996-4653 8 $100 - CS 3 $155 $120 NORTH KLONDIKE HIGHWAY WHITEHORSE TAKHINI SUBDIVISION Yutopia Urban Inn • Ph: (867) 332-9886 29 $110 - F, C 1.5S Ask 2 Klondike B&B • Ph: (867) 633-2156 9 $60 F, C O 2C $250 Sundog Retreat • Ph: (867) 633-4183 10 $150 - P 7C WHITEHORSE PORTER CREEK SUBDIVISION $225 Birch Street B&B • Ph: (867) 633-5625 30 $75 - F P, S 3 The Lodge at Lake Laberge • Ph: (867) 633-2747 11 $115 - F, C P, E 1, $135 $135 1C Bluejay Suites Bed & Breakfast • Ph: (867) 333-9456 31 $119 - F, C 2S 2 SOUTH KLONDIKE HWY / ANNIE LAKE ROAD $179 Versleuce Meadows Boutique B&B • Ph: (867) 633-6221 32 $115 - F, C E 4 Traveling Light Bed & Breakfast • Ph: (867) 667-8889 12 $110 - FS 2C $185 P $135 O A Scandia House • Ph: (867) 633-5421 33 $95 - F 1E 3 Wheaton River Wilderness Cabin and B&B • Ph: (867) 668-2997 13 $80 - FO 1C $125 2S $145 1 WHITEHORSE HIDDEN VALLEY SUBDIVISION TAKHINI RIVER VALLEY / GREATER WHITEHORSE Hidden Valley B&B • Ph: (867) 633-6482 34 $125 - F, C 4E 4 Takhini River Lodge • Ph: (867) 393-3060 14 $185 - F, C 4E 4 $165 $225 Muktuk Adventures Ltd. • Ph: (867) 668-3647 15 $100- C 2S, O 4, ATLIN, B.C. $170 1P 3C Quilts and Comforts B&B • Ph: (250) 651-0007 35 $95 - F 2S 2 Wolf Ridge B&B • Ph: (867) 456-4101 16 $75 - F 2O 2C $105 $135 MILEAGE FROM WHITEHORSE KM MILES Dawson City, YT 535 332 Fort St. John, BC 1326 824 Ross River, YT 407 253 WATSON LAKE Anchorage, AK 1165 724 Dawson Creek, BC 1399 869 Haines, AK 399 248 Seattle, WA 2759 1714 Cozy Nest Hideaway • Ph: (867) 536-2204 17 $75 - C 1S 3 Atlin, BC 182 113 Destruction Bay, YT 265 165 Haines Junction, YT 158 98 Skagway, AK 180 112 $100 1O Beaver Creek, YT 456 283 Edmonton, AB 1982 1232 Inuvik, NWT 1221 759 Stewart Crossing, YT 354 220 Burwash Landing, YT 284 176 Fairbanks, AK 980 609 Mayo, YT 407 253 Teslin, YT 176 110 Stampeder’s B&B Cabins • Ph: (867) 536-2157 18 $104 - C 2E 2C Carcross, YT 74 46 Faro, YT 355 221 Pelly Crossing, YT 282 175 Vancouver, BC 2630 1634 $142 Carmacks, YT 175 109 Fort Nelson, BC 946 588 Prince George, BC 1808 1123 Watson Lake, YT 436 271 HILLCREST DR. 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