Four Seasons Bed and Breakfast  

"The Four Seasons Bed and Breakfast offers convenient, affordable and comfortable accommodations year-round. It's centrally located in a quiet residential area of Whitehorse in the valley of the Yukon River, and perfect for both vacation and business travellers. Come and unwind in our spacious guest lounge, offering a rocking chair, phone, TV, VCR, refrigerator, microwave, coffee/tea bar and snacks such as popcorn and juice. The Four Seasons B&B offers a friendly, relaxed atmosphere, and is ideal for those who don't mind sharing a bathroom with others - three rooms share two full bathrooms - or putting their feet up and enjoying a beverage in the evening. Smokers may use a sheltered outdoor area. The guest lounge or outdoor deck is a great place to get gear together for your hiking expedition or canoe trip. While you're on the trail, you can store your extra gear here. Maggie, our 11-lb. non-shedding terrier, will happily play with you. First night in summer: $79 (Canadian) single, $89 double, no taxes. Extra person add $20 (children 2-12 add $5). TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT for additional nights. Off-season rates October 1 to May 15.

Amenities: Wood Fireplace, Fridge, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Toaster, Washer, Dryer , TV, Cable, DVD Player, Telephone , Shared deck(s), View of mountain hill, and more...

Cancellation Policy: Reasonable notice requested

We have pets. Children are welcome.

Breakfast: Full, cooked breakfast of juice, fruit salad or fresh fruit & yogurt, muffins or toast, porridge, cereal, pancakes, waffles, bacon, eggs, coffee and tea!

Driving Directions: In central Whitehorse, only 8 minutes from the Alaska (Alcan) Highway and 12 minutes from the international airport.

Local Area Attractions: Close to the Whitehorse Rapids fish ladder and most local attractions. Use us as a base for canoe and rafting trips, trips to Skagway and the historic White Pass & Yukon Route railway, the Chilkoot Trail, Kluane National Park, and historic Dawson City, home of the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush.

Onsite Activities: Lovely neighbourhood walks or bike rides in the near-midnight sun, or to the nearby Yukon River.

Seasonal Info: Reservations required Oct.-May, and recommended in the summer.