Skagway has a wide variety of attractions, sites, shops and activities to keep you entertained for days. At the White House, you will enjoy a quiet residential neighborhood two short blocks from Skagway's popular and bustling Historic District. One day isn't enough time to see our fare city, so explore your options and plan to stay a while. While appreciating the history and decor you would expect from a 1902 home noted as a contributing structure on the National Historic Register, this B&B also provides for the comforts you have come to expect while traveling. Private baths, cable TV, and mini refrigerators. For your comfort each room has independent thermostats, screened windows you may open and ceiling fans, just in case we have a hot summer. All the rooms are furnished with cozy handcrafted quilts. For those traveling with their laptops, wireless Internet access.

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Much of the original woodwork and staircase, along with many family antiques, adorn the foyer. Adjacent to the grand entry you'll find the parlor, where you can enjoy a TV/VCR, a large stock of videos, informative books and a variety of games.

Skagway has something for everyone and one day isn't nearly enough time to get the true sense of our historic little town. Whether you are driving, flying or arriving on the ferry, staying only one night will likely leave you feeling rushed and wishing you had more time. There are so many great attractions, sites and opportunities. These are just some of the activities to enjoy: The White Pass and Yukon Route Railway. Constructed at the turn of the century, this narrow gauge railroad is nothing short of spectacular as it climbs the mighty White Pass into Canada. Excursions can take anywhere from 3 to 8 1/2 hours, depending on your interests and schedule. The Days of '98 Show is an hour long historical musical comedy. Prior to the evening shows you may ever partake in mock gambling and listen to Robert Service poetry. The Klondike Gold Rush National Park offers a visitor center with static displays, movies and a guided tour of several different sites and restored buildings through the historic district. An 8 mile drive takes you to the historic and ever popular Chilkoot Trail in Dyea. The Skagway Museum & Archives. Open daily, featuring many treasures from our gold rush history, native influence, and local artists. There are great day hikes, fantastic shopping, fishing, intriguing art galleries, scrumptious locally owned restaurants, funky coffee houses, and a variety of walking or bus tours. If you take a little extra time to revel in Skagway's history, you can catch up on your correspondence, whether it be postcards or e-mail, enjoy the sweets of the Kone Kompany's fudge or an ice cream cone, dine on the waterfront and have a beverage at an authentic Alaskan bar. Want more adventure? Take a helicopter onto a glacier and go dog sledding, or kayaking. There is also horseback riding, glacier bay flight seeing and bike tours. Skagway provides for a great place to have your base station for side trips to Haines, Juneau, Whitehorse and Glacier Bay. If there is one piece of advice we can make after serving visitors for over ten years, it's to spend a little more time along the way. Alaska is about a slower pace of life. After all, Skagway is the Garden City of Alaska, so take time to stop and smell the roses.

Average Rates
Start From USD 120.00 To USD 150.00 Daily
* Upstairs room with one queen bed, single/double occupancy, multi-night stay. Additional charge of $10/person, for any room with more than two people. 8% City bed tax not included Off-season specials late September through April. To confirm a booking, we request one night's room and tax as a deposit. This is typically fully refundable as long as we receive at least seven days advance notice. Reservation may be paid for in cash, by check, or using VISA, Mastercard, American Express or Discover.