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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Arnica Inn formerly The Red Coach Inn is an attractive two story inn which just completed renovations. We are within walking distance to both New Town and Old Town, the Arnica Inn is also close to Great Slave Lake.
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Welcome to the newly opened Days Inn and Suites, a 100-percent non-smoking hotel, perfectly located in downtown Yellowknife, the growing diamond capital of Canada.
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Welcome to Yellowknife, one of Canadas most exciting cities. Whether your travels are business, pleasure, or perhaps a bit of both, Super 8 Yellowknife understands that quality customer service is like a box of chocolates, you can never get enough.
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Capital Suites Yellowknife is the place to stay when you are looking for more than a hotel Quiet spacious suites ensure you a restful stay in our Capital City All of our suites are tastefully decorated in rich cherry finishes and warm furnishings .....
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Guests of the hotel have free access to a Fitness Club, and for a small fee may also use the facilities at the aquatic centre with wave action swimming pool and two arenas, the golf course and guided tours of local gold mines, fishing excursions to .....
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The Chateau Nova Yellowknife is a brand new full service conference hotel with great amenities from our fitness centre steam room and sauna to our Quarry Restaurant and Lounge.
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.