Location: Haines Junction
Top Hotels in Haines Junction
Top Restaurants in Haines Junction
Top 7 hotels in Haines Junction, Canada
Discover the best hotels in Haines Junction, Yukon including Parkside Inn, Stardust Motel, Cozy Corner Motel & Restaurant, Wanderer's Inn Backpackers Hostel, Dalton Trail Lodge, Kluane Park Inn, Glacier View Inn.
Restaurants in Haines Junction
1. Parkside Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 122 reviews
Each suite features private entrance from outside, king and queen size beds, fully equipped kitchenettes stocked with breakfast items, a three piece bathroom with full size bath tub, satellite TV, phones, and outside plug ins. WiFi is also available. Parkside Inn features a self-catered breakfast, which means that we provide a range of breakfast items that you prepare at your own leisure. We feature gourmet coffee, teas, cream, milk, juice, eggs, fruit, English muffins and hot or cold cereals.
Beautiful little motel in Haines Junction that will NOT disappoint!!
Reviewed By gerisuej2018This motel is amazing. It’s spacious, extremely clean, and the kitchenette is stocked with make-your-own breakfast items, such as eggs, English muffins, oatmeal, cereal, & coffee. And a view of the snow-capped mtns! The bed was super comfortable, which meant a great night’s sleep for us! There’s a little supermarket about 1/2 mile down the street and a laundromat a block away (the one directly across the street is closed).
2. Stardust Motel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Okay if you're road weary
Reviewed By missrose327My first complaint is the noise level. I was very aware of the people in the next room as the floors groaned loudly with every step they took. Same with my room, no matter how gently I moved about my room. Creak! Groan! Yikes! The bed was old and uncomfortable and the sheets were worn and "pilled". Even the mattress pad was terribly thin and tired, as were the towels. Yuck. For the price, I expected more... at least a decent mattress and sheets! Time for an upgrade, Stardust!
3. Cozy Corner Motel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 57 reviews
12 units nestled at the base of the St. Elias Mountains at the gateway to Kluane National Park. Park hiking trails close by! Home cooked meals in our licensed 40 seat restaurant. Modern clean units with private baths and showers. Satellite T.V. -- Canada and US networks. Direct dial phones. In-room coffee/tea. Non-smoking rooms. Off sales available. PETS WELCOME. We Also have Restaurant and offer delicious breakfast. You can sit in the restaurant and enjoy beautiful mountain view.
Wonderful clean, cozy and rustic!
Reviewed By Kathy BPerfect stop-off in a very remote area. We stopped late but the owner answered the phone and came up to complete the paperwork immediately. Old school paper registration with Mr. Coffee in the room with real coffee and ceramic cups! Room was clean, bed was great. Dog-friendly ("we don't charge for the dog but if he leave's us anything in the room you will be charged accordingly" - loved it!). No road noise or neighbor noise. Great choice!
4. Wanderer's Inn Backpackers Hostel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
Welcome to the Wanderer’s Inn Backpackers Hostel - Located in Haines Junction, Yukon – the gateway to Kluane National Park, World Heritage Site and the largest non-polar ice field in the world. Centrally located within walking distance of all town facilities and attractions, Wanderer’s Inn provides budget dorm-style and private room accommodations for up to 20 guests with access to 2 common areas, full kitchen and bathroom facilities. 3 tent pads with full access to the facilities are also available for travelers looking to camp. Our mission is to offer simple yet comfortable accommodations and the opportunity to explore the wonderful area of Kluane National Park and all that the Haines Junction area has to offer. Whether you are passing through, basing your trips out of our hostel, or using it as the cozy start or end to your adventures, we look forward to hosting you again and again in this amazing place!
Possible fire trap; noisy at 2 AM
Reviewed By HainesJunkeySafety: main bldg (appears to have been built as a single family home) has one steep, narrow stairway down from the 2nd floor where there are 2 bunk rooms having beds for at least 7 and perhaps as many as 11 people. No other exit from second floor was apparent. That one stairway ends in the laundry room/office through which one must go to get to the exits of the building. This arrangement could have the makings of a fire trap and I would not stay there for that reason. There are several wall tents on the property. I do not know what's in them, but I guess that each could sleep 6-8 people. Unless management brings in portapotties for the busy season, there could be long lines to use the 2 bathrooms in the main building. Quiet hours: Signs in the building say 11 PM - 7 Am are "Quiet Hours". At 2 AM two people came back from work and joined 2 other guests. The 4 made loud conversation, thumps and bangs as they moved around for more than an hour drinking beer. I asked them twice to speak more softly and to recognise that other people wanted to sleep. Their response was unsympathetic. It appears that the building is not well insulated for this kind of occasion. I would not stay again in this accommodation for this reason. Comfort: the bunk beds have inexpensive mattresses, relatively new. One of us found the mattress comfortable; the other did not. One of the bunk beds has a ladder to the upper bunk with rungs that are 3/4" square rods. I found those rungs impossible to stand on without shoes. That upper bunk is #9; you may want to avoid it. View: spectacular from the common areas; the bunk room we were in had one tiny window effectively blocked by a bunk bed. The wall tents have no windows. Parking: adequate. Wheelchair access: long ramp to main floor from outside; difficult to manouvre wheelchair on ground floor; hopeless to get wheelchair to second floor.
5. Dalton Trail Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Thirty two
Reviewed By RL CThirty-two years and they’ve got it right! Thirty two choices of places to fish in streams and lakes. Fishing is always hot, and even the catching. Cabins are near the lake, roomy and well furnished. Food? WOW! Excellent fare for dinner and breakfast. A big lunch bucket for the day.
6. Kluane Park Inn
Overall Ratings
2 based on 13 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Haines Junction, Kluane Park Inn is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its budget friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Kluane Park Inn makes it easy to enjoy the best of Haines Junction. The motel features a 24 hour front desk, and you can stay connected during your stay as Kluane Park Inn offers guests free wifi. Plus, Kluane Park Inn offers a lounge, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While visiting Haines Junction, you may want to try some ribs at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Guys & Dolls Bistro. During your visit, be sure to check out Da Ku Cultural Center (0.8 mi), which is a popular attraction within walking distance of the motel. Kluane Park Inn is sure to make your visit to Haines Junction one worth remembering.
Filthy and grim; Avoid like the plague!
Reviewed By GobanSaorHaines Junction is the gateway to the Canada’s incredible Kluane National Park. It’s blessed with Parks Canada rangers that do an amazing job maintaining the trails, and cursed by poor accommodation. The hotels in Haines Junction range from mediocre to downright awful, and the Kluane Park Inn is definitely in the latter category. On a positive note, the showers were good and the water was hot. Everything else about the place was unremittingly grim and filthy, from the dirty underwear we found under the bed dating from 2018 (or earlier) to the bird droppings caked onto the windows that hadn’t been cleaned since the start of the season. The layers of dust under the bed surrounding the underwear also suggest the room hadn’t been cleaned thoroughly since the Klondike gold rush. Worst of all was the duplicity of the owner or manager who moved us from the “superior” rooms (that we booked 4 months ago) to the ones that we were put in. Apparently we were moved to accommodate a bus tour but nobody bothered to tell us and they even tried to charge us the same price when we checked out. No apology, no acknowledgement that the filth in our rooms was unacceptable to them, no sense that they cared remotely about their customers. Do not stay here; do not eat here; avoid the Kluane Park Inn like the plague. Sleep in your car if you have to.
7. Glacier View Inn
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 16 reviews
Its not right, but its ok
Reviewed By humbertoz2013Office staff really helpful at all times. They gave us a upgrade but the upper bedroom was incredibly hot - despite outside the temperature could was as low as -5º, we had to turn on the AC due to the heat!!!! And this AC unit was too noisy!
