Historical Guest House  

In the heart of downtown Whitehorse, a historic log guesthouse steps from the waterfront and city sights. You're a 10-minute walk from Whitehorse Downtown Dog Park, the Waterfront Trolley, Midnight Sun Gallery & Gifts and the Old Log Church. A great pick for groups who want to be central.

Housed in a 1907 two-story log house built by Mike and Tony Cyr for the 'real' Sam McGee, Historical Guest House keeps its original charm. The property has just 2 guestrooms and plenty of shared space — a garden, gazebo and cozy common areas — so you get a mix of privacy and community. Hosts live next door and the place suits independent, self-sufficient travelers who like home comforts on the road.

Complimentary Wi‑Fi and free self parking make logistics easy. Fire up the barbecue grills in the garden or relax under the gazebo after a day exploring; winter guests have access to a nearby skiing area. Expect simple, homey comforts with a local Yukon vibe.

Complimentary wireless internet is available throughout the property to keep you connected.

A fully equipped shared kitchen is open any time so you can cook breakfast, pack lunches or whip up a Yukon supper. Barbecue grills are also on-site for group cookouts.