Inn On The Lake

A group of four shared the Presidential suite for one night. The suite had two bedrooms with queen beds and the beds were very comfortable. The staff were all very amiable and helpful. There is fishing gear, a couple canoes, and some kayaks available for guests use with no additional charge (and plenty of life jackets). The dinner and breakfast (which were an additional cost) were very well prepared. The three course dinner the night we were there was lentil soup, arctic char with rice and veggies, and tres leches cake for desert. All very, very good. Breakfast was a frittata with sausage and a variety of cheeses and break etc with juice and coffee and tea. Very good. The setting is beautiful and we enjoyed the peace of just sitting on the deck with a beverage. Would highly recommend this place.

We stayed 2 nights here and WE LOVED IT!!! We didn’t stay in the main house instead on one of the lodges they have and the experience was amazing, the place is near the lake which gets frozen and provides a perfect spot to look for northern lights. The food was delicious and the staff were amazing. The only feedback I would give to them is just for the hot tub, I feel that maybe is not used very often so we find a little bit of fluff on it We are definitely coming back and recommending it!

Staying at the Inn was an amazing experience. The staff was courteous and conscientious. We enjoyed "gourmet" dinners. The main lodge was clean. We were able to see the Aurora Borealis. We enjoyed a fun day snowmobiling and playing games on the frozen lake. Carson, the owner, is attentive to guests. I highly recommend this "get away."

Amazing comfy rooms, wonderful and accommodating staff, and great food. Breakfast lunch dinner at the lodge was great. 3 course dinner every night. We did the snowmobile and ice fishing tour with them and it was so fun. They also let you borrow their winter gear (plentiful in diff sizes) which you will need if you are here in the winter. We also had fantastic views of the northern lights. They can arrange shuttles for you into town. Highly recommend

My fiancee and I stayed here in late October 2024 as part of the Northern Lights Autumn Package offered by the inn. Everything about our stay here was fantastic! The staff was friendly and provided us with very good service. The meals, while slightly small in portion size in my opinion, were all incredibly delicious. The meals are served at a large community table with all the other guests, which we liked, as it enabled us to talk with fellow guests who were visiting from all over the world. We enjoyed the quiet, peaceful setting of the inn away from the city and the back porch which overlooks Lake Marsh. We stayed in the Executive Jacuzzi Suite, which is alone on the second level of the inn, and therefore felt more private and quiet to us. While our bathroom was an average size, the room itself was quite spacious and also included a small private deck that looked out on the front of the property in the north direction. Overall, we very much enjoyed our time here and would be happy to stay here again if we ever visited the Whitehorse area in the future. We would certainly recommend this inn to everyone.

If you're into Whitehorse for a couple of days, this is the place to stay. Right on a lake and if you get one of the private cabins, you can share the space with your family and friends. The cabins are completly self sufficient. You can order the set course dinner -- really delicious and gourmet quality with locally sourced ingredients. The buffet breakfast is good too. The staff are really friendly and helpful.

We had a 2 night stay which was enough for us - a walk in the morning and kayaking in the afternoon. If you don't fish or kayak, there is not much else to do. Also check if you are in an apartment (down the road) where we were or the Inn. The apartment has a full kitchen. The Inn does nice meals although our second night's meal was a bit lacking in meat / quantity and we are not big.

We arrived late and left very early, so we were not able to take advantage of all the Inn on the Lake has to offer. The surroundings and view are beautiful. We stayed in the Presidential Suite, which was less than I would have expected for the price of the rooms. The bathroom was awkward. It had two showers, only one of which had shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner. There was no bar soap or hand soap for the teeny-tiny pedestal sink. The stopper was missing, so any items dropped into the sink would be lost down the drain. There was no place to set any toiletries or dopp kit. No hand lotion was provided. There was no coffee maker in the room, which every hotel provides nowadays. Even some complimentary bottled water would have been nice. The bedrooms were very light, even with pull down pleated shades. I get that this is the Yukon, but there is such a thing as blackout drapes, which would have helped block out the light at 11 p.m.

Stayed here for a few days in mid-July whilst on a roadtrip around Yukon and Alaska. The place wasn't that bad with a great view and a nice, homely feel. However, I was with a party of 3 in total and the room we were assigned wasn't very large at all. The funny thing was that in this tiny space there was a bathroom (with a heating lamp - good for winter I suppose) but no sink! Instead it was halfway across the room in a dingy corner!! The beds were okay but the mattresses were slightly uncomfortable and quite small. The room having said that was quite clean but the decorator suffered a duck fetish. The outside views of the lake from the balcony (although amazing) were slightly mired by the debris under the balcony including a rather lonely looking hot-tub and some various parts missing from automobiles. I think the snow must do the job in winter by covering it all up! The food was also overpriced as we had to pay $14.50 per/person, per/day for breakfast that was self serve! I feel the owner has a trapped audience as the nearest restaurants were 45minutes away in Whitehorse!! Therefore, the money paid for the supposed breakfast bought us some Rice Krispies, some watered down orange juice (which became apple juice after one day as the OJ was nowhere to be found...) and some sad looking continental meats which were recycled over several days. Oh and don't forget the quiches?!? However, having said all that, I would imagine that the Inn on the Lake would be really beautiful during winter with the log-cabinesque feel really making it special and, all the different activities which somewhat lacked during summer months. I think that the Inn on the Lake has unfortunately had its hay-day...

I don't give out many bad reviews, but I need to let you know about this one. It is a tough one for me but it's personal. Part of our family was recently transferred by the US military and the route took us through this part of Canada. We were fortunate enough to make reservations at what looked online like a beautiful "Hotel with a Restaurant, pet and kid friendly" Upon arrival we found this was at best a "Bed and Breakfast" in a beautiful lakeside home with bedrooms for rent. I think the owner was as surprised as we were when we all piled out of two vehicles and a trailer weary from a long day on the Alcan. We went in to "Check-in" and were met by who we assume was the "Chef" at the house who asked if we would be having dinner with them and when we responded no he said "Good". Wasn't sure what to think of that. There was just an uncomfortableness about the place. Over the next half hour while we found out this was no place for our kids, grandkids or pets, my son in law tried to cancel our reservations. Well ...... this is where I'm torn. There was a no cancellation policy which meant no refund at all. No consideration. Just no. While I understand he has every right to adhere strictly to his policies, I was surprised there was no consideration at all. Now mind you this is not anywhere near another place to stay in the winter and in the Yukon. Another two and a half hours to the next town where we found a room. Please don't misunderstand that I am admitting that we were responsible for getting all the information before making the reservations. I think that this type of establishment may do some further vetting of who is making reservations to assure they know exactly what they are getting.

We stayed one night as we traveled from the Yukon thru British Columbia. Our room was upstairs and was quite comfortable. We opted for the dinner and breakfast. Both were delicious and we thought fairly priced. The morning and evening staff were very friendly and helpful.

The wifi sucks. Also, not very clean. Wasn't impressed with the staff either. Not worth the price of the stay. Pick somewhere else.