Historical Guest House

The Historical Guest House and B&B is a charming accommodation option located in downtown Whitehorse. The house, built in 1907 for the real Sam McGee, offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere for guests visiting the city and its surrounding wilderness areas. Situated in a quiet residential neighborhood, just two blocks from Main Street, guests have easy access to great restaurants, bars, specialty shops, and museums. The Yukon River and Millennium Trail are also within walking distance, and guests are provided with complimentary bicycles to explore the wilderness city. The house features two guest bedrooms upstairs, including The Rose Room with a queen bed and The Green Room with a queen bed and a single bed. The two private washrooms are located on the main floor, along with a fully equipped kitchen, a living room with a wood stove and cable TV, and free WiFi. The backyard is adorned with a beautiful flower garden, a BBQ, and a gazebo, offering a peaceful and relaxing environment. Pam and Bernie, the hosts, reside in the green log house next door, ensuring that guests have easy access to assistance if needed. The Historical Guest House is a historic gem, with its hand-hewn logs and original charm preserved. A major renovation was undertaken to add new bathrooms, update the kitchen, and create a basement that now houses the Cyr Suite. Guests can enjoy a self-serve continental breakfast in the quaint guest kitchen, which is composed of hand-hewn logs. The communal living room is furnished with period-style furniture and features a wood-burning stove and satellite TV. The yard provides garden furniture and a BBQ for guests to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Overall, the Historical Guest House offers a unique and comfortable stay in downtown Whitehorse, with its historical significance, convenient location, and warm hospitality.