2-Star Hotels in Northwest Territories, Canada

THE feeling of a single house. The shower and kitchen are rules that cannot be used up to 11pm~7am, so you cannot take a shower immediately after the end of the Aurora Tour. It was good that a hair dryer and towels were prepared. Anyway, it's cheap, so I personally recommend it.

This is a B&B type accommodation. It is located in the center of Yellowknife, so it was very convenient. The room was clean and there were no problems. Personally, I really liked that it had a washlet even though it was overseas. The Aurora viewing is basically done late at night, but the rules for after returning home late at night are clear, so I think there are few problems. I recommend it if you want to see the Aurora.

There are Walmart, McDonald's and Tim Hortons around, and there is an Independent supermarket within a few minutes' walk. The room is a bit old, and the electricity has tripped, but the surprise is that there is a hot water boiler (not a drip coffee machine) and a microwave oven. These two things are It’s a good thing when it’s 30 degrees outside. Although the breakfast is until 10am, there is not much left when it arrives at 9am, and there will be no additions. The staff is also very nice and willing to help passengers.

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. . .