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Yellowknife, located on the shores of Great Slave Lake, boasts attractions like the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre and Frame Lake Trail. You can experience the Northern Lights at Yellowknife's famous Old Town and try your luck at the Yellowknife Casino. The city offers a variety of lodging options, from cozy inns to hotels with stunning lake views, all selected for their top-notch amenities. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during summer solstice events, and using local buses or taxis can make getting around hassle-free.
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The Explorer Hotel
400 yd from City Centre400 yd from Polar Bowl
FromUS$ 173 /nightSelect
Yellow Dog Lodge, Inc.
34.2 mi from City Centre
FromUS$ 313 /nightSelect
Yk Aurora
700 yd from City Centre400 yd from Canadian Championship Dog Derby
FromUS$ 90 /nightSelect

Price range for hotels in Yellowknife

A world of accommodation options awaits, from budget-friendly stays to luxurious retreats, with prices suited to every traveler's dream vacation.

⬆️ The highest price
USD 313
⬇️ The lowest price
USD 90
💸 Average price for
4-star hotels
USD 157

Best hotels in Yellowknife

Based on guest reviews over the last 12 months

Cultural Comfort at Yk Aurora:
Mountain Lodge Experience at Yellow Dog Lodge Inc:
Urban Stay at The Explorer Hotel:

How to get to Yellowknife

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Airports
Yellowknife Airport (YZF)

FAQs about hotels in Yellowknife

We hope that the answers to these questions will help you plan your trip

Which hotels in Yellowknife offer the best value for money?
For budget-conscious travelers, Yk Aurora is often the most affordable option, averaging around $100 USD per night. The Explorer Hotel offers a mix of value and comfort, typically priced at $150 USD per night. Top-rated accommodations based on guest reviews include The Explorer Hotel, known for its service and amenities.
Which hotels in Yellowknife are conveniently located near landmarks?
The Explorer Hotel is located just 1.6 km from the Yellowknife Museum and 2 km from the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre. For a more remote experience, Yellow Dog Lodge, Inc. is a great option, though further from city attractions.
What hotels in Yellowknife offer unique views or romantic settings?
Yellow Dog Lodge, Inc. provides stunning views of the surrounding wilderness and is ideal for couples seeking a quiet retreat. The Explorer Hotel also offers scenic views of Great Slave Lake, making it a good choice for couples as well.
Which Yellowknife hotels are the best for families?
The Explorer Hotel is family-friendly, offering spacious rooms and convenient access to local attractions. Yk Aurora also caters to families, providing a budget-friendly option with nearby parks and recreational activities.
What are the top-rated hotel properties in Yellowknife according to guest reviews?
The Explorer Hotel consistently receives high ratings for its amenities and service, while Yk Aurora is noted for its affordability and friendly atmosphere, making both properties popular among visitors.

Hotels in Yellowknife: Essential Information

This guide provides crucial insights into hotel accommodations in Yellowknife, evaluating 3 properties to assist travelers in making informed decisions about their stay.

Typical nightly prices range from $100 to $200 USD.

There are 3 major hotels catering to diverse preferences.

Peak travel seasons are June to August for summer and December to March for Northern Lights.

Local taxes and fees total approximately 15%.

Hotels are within 5 km of significant attractions like the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre.