Comparisons & rankings
Hotels with hot tubs in Yukon, ranked
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Outdoor hot tub steaming in winter
Private outdoor tubs worth the premium
Northern Lights Resort chalets ($420+) include private outdoor tubs positioned for aurora viewing. Southern Lakes Resort at Tagish offers lakeside cabins with tubs from around $260. Inn on the Lake at Marsh Lake has a shared cedar tub overlooking the water plus a wood-fired sauna, doubles from $310 with breakfast. These are the three where the hot tub genuinely defines the stay rather than being a footnote.
Solid indoor and shared options
The Best Western Gold Rush Inn in downtown Whitehorse has a clean indoor pool and tub combo, from $170. Coast High Country Inn's tub is larger and better-maintained, from $190. In Dawson City, the Downtown Hotel has a modest indoor tub good for thawing out after a day on the Dempster. Skip the tubs at older motels along the Alaska Highway — most are undersized and lukewarm.
Frequently asked questions
Are outdoor tubs open year-round?
Yes at Northern Lights Resort, Southern Lakes, and Inn on the Lake — they’re actually best in winter with steam and aurora.
Do I need to book tub time?
Private tubs no; shared tubs at Inn on the Lake and Muktuk sometimes require a 45-minute booking slot in peak March.
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