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Hotels with fireplaces in Yukon, ranked
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Wood stove in a Yukon cabin
Real wood stoves in real cabins
Sundog Retreat cabins ($195+) have proper cast-iron wood stoves, unlimited firewood, and enough insulation that you can leave the fire down overnight. Boréale Ranch guesthouse ($240) has a shared central hearth and firewood stacked by the door. Muktuk Adventures cabins ($170) are rustic with wood heat as the only heat source — check-in includes a stove tutorial. These are the three where the fire is a feature, not a decoration.
Gas fireplaces and shared hearths
Northern Lights Resort chalets have gas fireplaces that look great and heat well ($420+). Inn on the Lake has a stunning stone fireplace in the great room but not in guest rooms. Southern Lakes Resort's premium lakeside cabins ($320+) include gas fireplaces. In Dawson City, Bombay Peggy's Victorian rooms have gas fireplaces that suit the heritage vibe. Skip anywhere marketing an 'electric fireplace' — that's a plug-in space heater with a screen.
Frequently asked questions
Is firewood included?
At Sundog, Muktuk, and Boréale, yes; some cabins cap it at a bundle per night but staff refill on request.
Can I have a fire in summer?
Yes, though evenings only in June-July when it barely gets dark; fire bans apply during dry August spells.
Where to stay
Rooms worth pairing with this guide.
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Real prices for the places this piece names.
