Best Gay-Friendly Hotels in Whitehorse

The honest summary: Whitehorse has no gay hotel. These are mainstream hotels, chosen for location and review scores. We found none that markets itself to queer guests, and Canadian human rights law applies to all of them.

Closest to the community

• Yukon Inn, 4220 4th Avenue. 99 rooms, in the same plaza as The Cache, Queer Yukon's space. Its Boiler Room Bar hosted a Pride party in 2026. Google 3.7.
• Raven Inn, 150 Keish Street. Railwork Lounge in the building, about 600 metres from The Cache. Google 4.5.

Main Street

• Hyatt Place, 511 Main Street. Shares the address with Carved, which hosted the 2026 Pride drag brunch. Google 4.5.
• Edgewater Hotel, 101 Main Street, at the river end. Google 4.3.
• Best Western Gold Rush Inn, 411 Main Street. Google 4.0 from more than 1,000 reviews.
• Town & Mountain, 401 Main Street. Google 3.7.



Other options

• Skky Hotel, Alaska Highway, beside the airport. Google 4.6. You'll want a car.
• The Sternwheeler, 201 Wood Street, formerly the Westmark. Google 3.6.
• Stratford Motel, 401 Jarvis Street. No website; book by phone. Google 3.6.
• Destination Family Hotel, 314 Ray Street, formerly the Stop In. Google 3.1.

When to book

Pride falls in August, in peak tourist season, so book early for those weeks. Aurora season runs from late August to early April. Yukon has no Uber or Lyft, which makes a walkable downtown address worth more than it would be elsewhere.

Earlier versions of this page listed lodges in Alaska. Those were filed under the wrong city and have been moved. Last verified: November 2026. See the full gay Whitehorse guide.