Holiday Homes in Yukon

"I don’t know if this host has other properties in Whitehorse or not but if he does, I’m sure it will be just as wonderful as this one. The unit we had was spotlessly clean, the beds were very comfortable, it was just as advertised, conveniently located with a major grocery store, drug store, and many restaurants within easy walking distance. The unit was practically brand new, spacious and welcoming. The host was responsive. I would absolutely stay here again and not hesitate to recommend it to...

"This was a great property that met all our needs. It was nice to be a short distance from town and out of the hustle of DT. We met some friendly neighbor's "

"House was double booked and there was zero communication from the host. VRBO didn’t help either."

"I am very happy that I chose to stay in this house. I was travelling alone and I felt safe and well taken care of. I had all the amenities that I needed. This unit is just a very short drive to downtown Whitehorse and so everything was easily accessible. I stayed here for 7 days and it was just amazing. The owners are very nice and responded to all my messages very quickly. I would definitely recommend this house if you are visiting Whitehorse. "

"Interesting property! Enjoyed our stay!"

"We had a great stay, it is a very quiet cabin and the property is the perfect distance away from the city. The cabin itself was very clean, and I appreciated that we had a washer and dryer to do laundry as we ended up staying an extra night. Alain was very understanding as I wanted to book an extra 2 nights due to a blizzard, but ended up only staying one extra night as it didn't snow as much as expected. He was quick to book us in for the needed days and quick to give a refund when we decided...

"Very spacious home with many amenities. All furnishings were new and good quality. "

"Very good stay. When we texted the host about an outside flood light on the property, it was dealt with immediately. The place was very well equipped. I would say that turning into the “Klondike Highway” was tricky as the turn off was never called that. GPS served us well."