Vacation Rentals in Yellowknife, Canada
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House in Yellowknife, for R 9,387 per night is great for your next (business stay, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.)
This Inn in Yellowknife, is the right price for your (business stay, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.) today!
Soak up the beauty of Yellowknife in our Hotel, Chateau Nova Yellowknife. With a range of amenities such as Air conditioner, Dishwasher and Internet / Wifi, you'll feel right at home.
This Bed and Breakfast in Yellowknife, is the right price for your (business stay, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.) today!
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Are you ready to indulge in a relaxing getaway? Our Hotel in Yellowknife has everything you need for a rejuvenating stay. Treat yourself to Super 8 by Wyndham Yellowknife's exceptional amenities, such as Air conditioner, Internet / Wifi and Laundry.
Looking to create some memories in Yellowknife? Look no further than our Hotel, Quality Inn & Suites Yellowknife. Enjoy top-rated amenities including Air conditioner, Internet / Wifi and Pets allowed, and more.
This inviting Inn in Yellowknife can fit your needs for many types of vacations, at R 2,216 per night.
Looking to create some memories in Yellowknife? Look no further than our Hotel, The Explorer Hotel. Enjoy top-rated amenities including Air conditioner, Internet / Wifi and Laundry, and more.
Yellowknife travel guide
Let us help you plan your perfect Yellowknife vacation. Our travel guide highlights things to do, places to see, favorite vacation rental amenities in Yellowknife, and more.
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A Quick Guide to Yellowknife in Canada
- Old Town Glassworks: Nestled in the heart of old Yellowknife, Old Town Glassworks is an off grid co-operative that has been creating beautiful recycled glassware from rescued bottles on the shores of Great Slave Lake since 1994. Utilizing original northern patterns by local artists, the talented workers create handmade glass art, as well as giving workshops on how to sandblast designs onto glasses made from salvaged bottles. After embarking on a fascinating introductory class to a lesser-known art form, make sure to stop by the gift shop brimming with northern glasses, mugs, lamps, soap pumps, magnets, and much more.
- Bush Pilots Monument: The most popular lookout in Yellowknife, the Bush Pilots Monument provides gorgeous panoramic views over the treasures that lie below, including the Great Slave Lake, Back Bay, and the northern reaches of the city. Dedicated to the bush pilots and engineers who tragically lost their lives in their attempt to open Canada's northernmost regions to the rest of Canada, visitors can walk up a winding staircase, visitors to reach the top of “The Rock” where one can feel that they can almost touch the sky with one outstretched hand.
- Great Slave Lake: The second-largest lake in the Northwest Territories, the tenth-largest lake in the world, and the deepest in North America, Great Slave Lake is more than just a lake. A water-sports hub, where canoeists, kayakers, and float planes pilots can while away the hours of the day, the lake is also the heart of history, culture, and recreation in the Northwest Territories.
Popular Destinations in Yellowknife
- Aurora Village: Located on the Ingraham Trail near Yellowknife, Aurora Village is such a well-suited place to marvel at nature's light show, that it's actually named after the real moniker of the Northern Lights, Aurora Borealis. With dog sled rides, teepees, heated seats, Arctic-suitable clothing, and comfortingly hot drinks, open-air light shows have never been more comfortable.
- Hidden Lake Park & Reserve: A 3,000-hectare wilderness park, the Hidden Lake Park & Reserve is a rolling assembly of rivers, tributaries, lakes, and wetlands scattered across the Canadian Shield. Home to a diverse array of wildlife including moose, black bear, and wolves, visitors can marvel at these stunning examples of nature, as well as partake in several fun-filled activities including fishing, canoeing, birdwatching, hiking, and kayaking.
Best Neighborhoods in Yellowknife, Canada
- Old Town: The most famous neighborhood in Yellowknife, the 1930s-era Old Town, possesses a tangible Gold Rush era atmosphere. A collection of wildly varied areas, with some interesting names such as Ragged Ass Road, the Old Town speaks of another time and attitude, evident within the funky cabins and eye-catching mansions that share views with fish shacks and floating homes.
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- Internet / Wifi
- Parking
- Kitchen / Kitchenette