The Yukon Inn

Kind of a dump, dated and aged, tired looking, had a smell about it. Halls tight and carpeting very beat up looking. No elevator. Rooms were a little better. Unsavoury clientele hanging around the door smoking, was a fight in next room at 4am, very little sound insulation so heard the everything. Crowded parking lot with tight stalls, expected to get dinged. On the plus side, very impressed with the shower.

Not the newest hotel but always our go to. Excellent staff, always helpful. Great meals at the restaurant 😋

Bit of a construction zone on the second floor - but had signage saying renovations were taking place. But overall 10/10 would stay again

3 out of 10 overall. This hotels’ setting is, I’d say 4 out of 10. Large parking lot but lots of pot holes. Its proximity to desirable businesses in the downtown area is not great. There are some not so desirable people ‘hanging around’ the area. The overall street appeal or look to the hotel is like 4 out of 10. The Avenue out front was off & on a little noisy. People often talking, arguing in parking lot & in hotel. The room was fairly clean. Lots of dust or dirt actually on the curtains. The toilet did not work properly. The t.v.’s channels were difficult to figure out & on a Saturday night, you could not get a hockey game. The beds were comfortable. Restaurant is great! Housekeeping staff were friendly & helpful. Front desk when booked said I could probably check in anytime after 12. When I arrived at about 12:30, I was told I wouldn’t be able to check in until at least 3-3:30. Their check in time is 3.

Good location and quiet stay. Room had a fragrance which I was sensitive to.

Older hotel past its prime. Bar and restaurant pretty basic. Bar completely dead, closes at 10pm. Clean, renovated rooms, pillows could use replacement though. Nothing particularly wrong with the hotel, but for comparable price we should have stayed elsewhere.