Right in the middle of the small town so close to everything. Friendly staff - we forgot a hat there and were able to pick it up on our way back, they kept it for us.

Room was a bit small for 3 adults

Super

pets are allowed ! thanks for that

nothing

I've stayed there before. I like the old hotel but it is need of repair. Window broken and a crack in the wall. Beds comphy.

Unfortunately, staff sick so no restaurant or bar. That was a main reason to take a friend there.

Bed ultra comfortable

My room was by the laundry room, and the dryer was shaking so much it'd shake our whole room also. It woke us up every morning, which was extremely annoying.

Meals were great and location was central to everything we wanted

lack of open shops & restaurants - not sure if it was because of Covid-19 or time of year or both!

Beds

Room was way too hot had to open the window several times throughout the night. Furniture was way too big for the room. Very little space between the bed and TV stand.

Went for the experience and ambience and it was great for that.

There was hear blasting into our room that we had no control over. It was snowing outside but it was so hot in our room that it was unbearable. We had to prop the window open all night with a fan on the windowsill.

Poor sound insulation Poor service

Charming place, cool atmosphere, very friendly staff

Parked in overflow lot.no lighting, water filed pot holes , lot was not paved Soaked my shoes Tripped trying to get to sidewalk (no lighting)

Great location

Older building Heat problems and very loud Toilet handle and lamp were broken

Dawson City is a small town or about 1300 people. Being in the sub-arctic tundra, the roads are not paved (difficult to maintain), but the hotel is a historical building arguably the best hotel in town with all the amenities - right in the center of town. The in-house restaurant itself is not open on all days, but we did have breakfast and dinner once and the quality of food was second to none. As my family and I are vegetarians, we were a bit worried if restaurants in this remote region cater to vegetarians and vegans... but they did! The rooms were quite spacious, the bathrooms clean and the beds comfortable. The staff were superb. They went out of their way to help out and were very friendly - as are most town people. We even borrowed a flashlight from them when we went out in the middle of the night to watch Northern Lights.

The network connection was sketchy. However, considering the remote location, it is probably not worth complaining about, and one should be happy that a connection is available at all. We wished the restaurants were open on all days - at least to guests staying at the hotel.

Very comfortable bed. Great location.

The hotel is very centrally located. It has a very cool old school feel with the Klondike era. The "Sour Toe" bar is located in the same building.

The walls are paper thin. You can hear everything 2-3 rooms over. I would recommend bringing ear plugs.

Location and AC

It is an old hotel but located right in middle of all the attractions. Has the famous Jack London restaurant. Our Room with 2 queens beds was small .

Great tourist destination. The restaurant had a decent menu and the bar was very unique.

Staff are very friendly and helpful. Rooms are large and comfortable. Clean and fresh.

There is nothing not to like.