Come discover 100 of the most romantic small hotels and places in the world.
We confess a soft spot for roads that go to the ends of the world. Although we can’t guarantee you plush or elegant lodgings along the way, we can promise a profoundly solitary and scenic drive across the tundra from the Yukon’s capital, Whitehorse, to Inuvik in the Arctic Circle. Go during the time of the midnight sun, June through August.
Whitehorse is Yukon’s capital and the entryway to the North. Dawson is located 332 miles north of Whitehorse on the road to Inuvik; this gold mining town has been admirably preserved.
A log cabin building resting on the shores of Marsh Lake. Inn on the Lake is located 35 miles south of Whitehorse.
T: +1 867 660-5253. 5 rooms and 2 cottages. US$ 199-, high season.
www.exceptionalplaces.com
Cozy warm cottages in a peaceful, relaxing retreat on 160 acres. The retreat features an outdoor hot tub with mountain views, indoor sauna, exercise and yoga/meditation room and walking trails to the Yukon River. Conveniently located 20 miles from Whitehorse.
T: +1 867 633-4183. 5 cabins. US$ 140-
www.sundogretreat.com
1900’s-era Victorian house revels in its mining town bordello history. Decorated with velvet bed linens, antiques, and brightly colored walls.
T: +1 867 993-6969. 6 rooms w/bath; 4 w/shared bath. US$ 119-
www.bombaypeggys.com
Inuvik, the town where the Mackenzie Delta meets the Beaufort Sea in the Arctic Circle.
Countryside setting within walking distance of downtown. Proprietors raise white huskies and have their own sled dog team.
T: +1 867 777-3535. 5 log cabins + 2 rooms in the house. b&b. US$ 90-
www.arcticchalet.com
