Stayed here en route to Polar Bear watching. Icy cold and snowing outside but the warmth of the girls at the desk and in the restaurant made up for it totally. The blazing fire and smiles at the lounge were most welcoming. Food at the pub and restaurant was hearty and well made. Great to feel wanted. Giving me the password for internet access was a great help. The best place in a small town by far.

Churchill is cool for the fact that it really appears to be a frontier town high up in remote Canada. It takes ten minutes to walk the entire town. There are no Marriott's in this part of the world. That being said, the people are super friendly and the accommodations are clean and basic. They try hard to make your stay pleasing but these are not high end hotels. Beds were super comfortable, room was pleasantly warm on a cold night and there was nice computer access in the lobby. Tea was available all day. Really pleasant experience. Would definitely stay again. You just have to kind of love Churchill.

First l would like to thank Belinda and all her staff for making our (Lions Club from Pelly Sk.) a time to remember a holiday that was remarkable, the weather was cloudy and drizzeling rain but that didn't dampin our spirits. The hotel was comfortable and the lounge and restaurant was far more than expected and the waitress and clerks were a 10 all the way through and we made friends that we shall remember and hope to see again. It was like afamily experiance and already we miss you. Special thanks to Belinda for making us feel welcome and treating us like family.
miss you all Brian and his Pride

Good overall motel - friendly, almost all the amenities required, clean etc.

However, the noise thumping in the hallways/stairwell was UNBEARABLE until
2 in the morning and after the end of a tundra tour until the rush to dinner
(4:30 till 8 pm) especially in the corner 1st floor unit.