Hidden Valley Bed and Breakfast0

Andrew, Mariana, and Eva are so nice people. We appreciate their kindness and consideration. They welcomed us with warm heart and took us to town and picked us from town a well. Also, they let us know nice place to visit and had a great time together by chatting many things. We loved the story of Andrew and Mariana. The breakfast was delicious and room, dining, everywhere is very clean. The lovely dog is friendly. We didn't have the luck to see the northern light this time, but we had luck to meet wonderful people. Thank you for everyone we meet there. We would love to visit again.

This location is near the junction of the Klondike and ALCAN highways on the north side of Whitehorse. The room we had was spacious, very comfortable, and had a great bed.

Who knew Whitehorse would be 30 °C at the end of August! Unfortunately, our room faced west, only 3 windows could open and 2 of those were in the bathroom/shower area. The room was supplied with a short little oscillating fan that barely provided enough cooling breeze to sleep. While there are vary adequate cooking facilities available at this location we choose to eat out. This meant a 20+ minute drive to reach downtown Whitehorse for a nice dinner. If you're coming from the south you might consider eating in town first before heading to the Hidden Valley B&B.

The BnB was cute. Lots of space in the common areas and pets were accepted. They offered breakfast to go since we left well before they were serving and even had a guest dinner the night we stayed. They had a few extras for those staying longer and it would probably be a great place if you are there for more than a few hours.

The room we were in (the Ivy room) was barely big enough for 1 person let alone 2 and a cat. It was very tight quarters and more than once I caught myself on the large side table next to the bed. The shower was nice and hot but there were no curtains or blinds in the bathroom, or curtains covering the window in the bedroom so it didn't get very dark in the room. The bed was older and creaky, but still a bed so it worked.

Eva and team are so welcoming and accommodating. Hidden Valley B&B is a beautiful spot to stay. We loved being able to relax in the afternoon looking out at the snow with a glass of wine. Eva will go above and beyond to help you enjoy your stay. Food was amazing and we loved being able to chat with other guests and staff. Had a wonderful time!

I didn't know ahead of our stay there was a jacuzzi or I would have packed swimmers!

Breakfast was first class, two courses made to order. Couldn’t fault it, except that they didn’t offer hot chocolate.

Our room was beautifully furnished with what looked to my untutored eyes like antiques- which made us anxious about eating in there! But also not entirely at ease using communal areas/kitchen. Our teenager also alarmed by alleged scheduled WiFi restrictions. Also room without much ventilation in hot weather given unopenable windows.

Location is great. Just outside of Whitehorse (10 minute drive). Perfect spot to relax and watch the Aurora Borealis. Staff is amazing. Claire (the chef/cook) prepared exceptional food - beautiful presentation and delicious. They also accommodate guests with dietary restrictions. I am vegan and they prepared amazing breakfast for me. The house is also the perfect spot for dog lovers. Eva, the owner of the property, has a beautiful large 14 year old senior puppy. Claire usually brings her cheerful and full of energy 8 months old puppy to work. Definitely the best place to stay if you want to enjoy nature without missing the comfort of your home.

I liked everything they offered.

-Great location for viewing the Northern lights (Cappuccino room) or the common area downstairs - Excellent breakfast and friendly, caring staff(Thanks Deana, Jared and Claire) - Great conversation with other guests staying at the B&B Make sure you rent a car, there’s no food delivery. However, downtown is just a 20 min drive. This B&B is ideally located if you want to see the Northern lights indoor!

This is an excellent location, especially if you want to view the Northern Lights virtually from your window. Easy 15 minute drive from Whitehorse on well maintained roads. Was only a short drive also to the Yukon Wilderness Preserve which is a must visit. There is a hot tub situated among the trees which was much appreciated after my dog-sledding! They will provide a nice campfire and marshmallows out in the yard. Eva had booked my dog-sled trip for me which was great. Numerous areas to relax as the house is huge, you can also use the kitchen facilities for cooking, other guests were cooking their dinners each night.

The only negative aspect was the breakfast! Which is very surprising as they are known for their great breakfasts! We were served scrambled eggs on toast on all 3 days, only the toppings changed. No fresh baked muffins,yoghurt, eggs benny, pancakes or crepes would have been a welcome change. At home I would never eat scrambled eggs 3 days in a row.

the property is very pretty and a little remote, there were so many cool decorations contributing to the cool atmosphere. the breakfast was excellent, it was nice and clean and left me feeling very satisfied

the room was a little on the hot side but using less sheets than were provided was a simple solution. If you don’t enjoy the feeling of sharing a house with others I would recommend a hotel.

Ability to bring your dog(s) with you; Access to pretty much entire house/yard; Super friendly & accommodating staff; Very tasty breakfast; Very relaxing & welcoming vibe & plenty of opportunities/space to socialise with other guests; Very beautiful home and location (slightly out of town, away from city lights so chance to see aurora and walking trails right at the doorstep)

N/A Would definitely recommend this B&B, can't think of anything I didn't like. We stayed for 4 nights and would definitely like to go back in the future.