Aurora Bayside Inn 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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On-site Dining
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Child-friendly
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No pets allowed
Location
The 3-star Aurora Bayside Inn Yellowknife is about 5 minutes on foot from Great Slave Lake and features a sunbathing terrace, a picnic area, and a golf course. Providing access to Gallery of the Midnight Sun, this Yellowknife inn is 2.1 km from the well-laid-out Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre Museum and offers an à la carte restaurant.
The Old Town Yellowknife is located just 6 minutes on foot from the hotel, and such natural sites as Frame Lake is nearly a 10-minute drive away. You can visit the Enclosed Centre Square Shopping Mall that is within a 2-km distance of the Aurora Bayside Yellowknife. Guests will also appreciate the vicinity to Old Town Boat Launch, located only 450 metres away. There is the Aurora Emporium Art Gallery a mere 1.7 km away. C to old town then to new town bus stop is just near the Aurora Bayside.
The spacious rooms come with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as self-catering options such as tea and coffee making facilities. There are spacious bedrooms and separate bathrooms with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet provided. Offering such amenities as a hair dryer and bath sheets, the bathrooms also include a separate toilet and a shower. The rooms also look onto the lake.
In the onsite Flamecraft Grill N' Chill restaurant, guests can have their dinner while enjoying international cuisine. You can visit a café situated close by and taste Canadian cuisine.
Review by hotel critic
As a landscape photographer passionately exploring Canada's beauty, my recent stay at the Aurora Bayside Inn in Yellowknife was a culinary delight intertwined with the whimsical magic of the Northern Lights. Nestled on the shores of a serene lake, the inn's floating dock provided a tranquil spot to soak in the essence of the midnight sun, offering a unique perspective for my photography.My gastronomic journey commenced at the adjoined café, where I savored a gourmet breakfast at Dancing Moose, setting the tone for a day filled with adventure. The innovative dishes at the restaurant, Barren Ground Coffee, reflected a perfect blend of local flavors, subtly tantalizing my taste buds with each bite.Intrigued by the local culinary scene, I ventured to Bullock's Bistro and Weaver & Devore Trading, both a stone's throw away, indulging in regional delicacies that left a lasting impression on my palate.the Aurora Bayside Inn not only provided a cozy retreat but also opened doors to a gastronomic exploration I will cherish, mirroring the vibrant essence of Canadian wilderness that resonates with my artistic soul.
