Airport Chalet

april 9 previous guest garbage not removed TV screen dirty TV partially broken water smells - bacteria needs bleaching? no microwaves in any rooms no compensation for issues Have stayed many times but last 2 were unsatisfactory. Formerly dinners were good but last 2 stays were unsatisfactory, however breakfasts still ok.

A good stay before catching a morning flight the next day. Very quiet despite being beside the airport and having a busy restaurant in the building. Dated decor but comfortable. Good wifi. Really nice staff.

A standard hotel, clean rooms, friendly staff. Good for travelers with short overnight stay, a trucker hotel. The restaurant is also frequented by locals. Business travelers will miss more electrical outlets in the room or a microwave.

The don't expect anything special when in comes to the room and decor but they do put a good effort when it came to food and the service to make you feel as comfortable as possible

A short walk from the airport. Very convenient.

Great

We have stayed here multiple times over the years and will probably continue to stay here on future trips. Here is the good: conveniently located on the Alaska Highway, rooms are clean, the motel unit (also referred to as the Annex) has outside entrances which allow you to park near your door (a difficult thing to find in Whitehorse). The restaurant has good food and pleasant service. The rooms we have stayed in are freshly painted and pet friendly rooms are available. Here is the bad: even though we've always gotten a non-smoking room, the bedspread and blankets have cigarette burns in them. The curtain has tears and does not hang straight, so need to pin together for privacy, the parking lot is rough with potholes, the bed bases are not boxed in so things can roll under the beds, no microwave and larger beds (queen or king) not available.

Going in, it meets the description that a few others mentioned. It's barely '60's decor. They still use KEYS - real, brass, can't bite them keys. The rooms are covered in paneling. In some cases, different kinds. And it's got the old-style foam-tile ceiling. And the floor squeaks and creaks. And not many outlets - I use a CPAP and had to unplug something to use it. But then...it's quiet. It's warm. The beds and linens were clean. The bathroom was very dated, but clean. The crew were all very helpful and nice. The breakfast, though not open (then) until 9AM, was excellent. Nope, it's not the Taj MaHilton, but it was a good night's sleep and a good breakfast for a good price.

I booked an overnight here for my partner a few yrs ago. Mice had crept into the bed frame, and they couldn’t sleep with the scurrying noises all night. They told reception and were met with the verbal version of a shrug. After 5 or so phone calls back in forth with management, they were offered a 10% off coupon for the dining establishment, which they declined (I mean c’mon). I have an upcoming flight landing at 11pm and leaving early the next morning, so my options are there or the pricier place next door. I called and told them about the mice situation and they replied that we live in the wilderness. I’d hope for some assurance that should the furniture have mice in it they would change rooms if possible, or help in catching the mice... but apparently if there are rodent tenants already in your room that’s just the deal. Sometimes service in the Yukon has an incredibly low bar because, hey, where else are you going to go? And this is a prime example.