Northwest Territories Accommodation and lodging listings

Starkly beautiful, powerful and immense, our northern world is still wild and pristine. Nature rules here, in a diversity of landscapes ranging from towering mountains to rolling tundra, and from seacoast to boggy lowlands and boreal forests.

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Todays featured Northwest Territories properties:

Todays featured Deline lodge or resort:

Grey Goose Lodge

Modern facility on Great Bear Lake. 12 comfortable double rooms. 32-seat full service dining room. 4 self contained, 3 bedroom suites with kitchens also available. Dene handicraft shop. Separate conference/meeting facilities with all equipment. Conference/meeting packages with recreational options available.

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Todays featured Yellowknife motel:

Super 8 Motel Yellow Knife

Welcome to the Pride of Super 8 in Yellowknife North West Territories. The Super 8 in Yellowknife is conveniently located off old airport road near shopping, restaurants, and area attractions. The Super 8 has an on site fitness centre, and guest laundry. All rooms offer in room coffee, iron& boards, high speed internet, and hair dryers. We have a Super Start Plus Breakfast in the morning. See .....

More about the areas accommodations and tourism

The Northwest Territories 's treasures include several of Canada's greatest rivers, biggest lakes and most important National Parks. Rare wildlife roams free, and millions of birds migrate through the Mackenzie Valley. Aboriginal tradition thrives in communities built on a rich fur-trade, exploration and mining heritage. Small and widely scattered, they're linked by roads, rivers or bush airlines that converge on our bustling Capital, Yellowknife.