Chalets en Yellowknife

“Florence was a great host! We had a couple of extra needs while on our vacation and she was glad to assist. The home was beautiful and super clean and had everything needed. Highly recommended!”

“The host was kind, accommodating, and responsive! The space was very clean, had great amenities, and was cozy and comfortable! I would definitely stay again! ”

“El lugar no es el mejor además que es muy caro las instalaciones no son muy buenas además que toda la noche había un ruido raro con el aire pero no muy recomendable ”

“Conveniently located close to the airport, would rank it the ideal place if flying out the next day. Has all one needs.”

“Was a very noisy upstairs as you can hear every step they took and they where up around 6am so not a good sleep and the dog also was a bit load barking. When we first moved in it was very cold and took about a day to warm up. Then on our third day we wanted to do our laundry and clean our soiled towels but was a bit issue to get any detergent and ended up no clean towels and laundry not what was advertised and again very noisy at times when you wanted to sleep in and last rant is the smell from...

“The property is clean and well maintained. Super amazing that Cynthia ensured there were snacks and water on site as well as a fully stocked kitchen. We had all the information we needed in the check in package and was a fabulous stay for us. We would definitely stay again our next trip to Yellowknife.”

“Ubicación excelente pero necesita renovación”

“The unit should be marketed as a bedroom which was nice, bed was comfortable and clean, unfortunately that where the positives end. There's no separate entrance to the unit (read as basement tv room) so there is no real privacy. It was very cold (I live in the Yukon I'm used to cold) with no way to control the temp even though the furnace beside the bedroom was quite loud, so they supply an electric blanket. The TV was big and new with an apple tv and nice speakers attached big full dramatic...

“It says this is a verbal but you don't get your own space. It's a hostile with no locks on the doorsand you end up sharing with different strangers every night”

“It was supposed to be a vrbo, out of verbo you get your own space. But this ran like a hostel. There were three bedrooms with no locks on the door different people coming and going every night your stuff isn't secure and you ended up sometimes being a single woman traveling alone being a load of the house with a man you don't know who doesn't speak the same language. Unfortunately Yellowknife was completely booked up the due to the Chinese New Year and an influx of Asian tourists. I had no...