The place to learn about the community - the owners are politically active - this B&B is in a modern and comfortable building. Breakfasts are large and there's a lot of fresh fruit - important in the battle against scurvy. Open all year. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

All 18 rooms in this newish place are sizable and very comfortable. The service is European-style, with a continental breakfast. Everything is immaculate. La Table on 5th Ave is one of Dawson's most creative restaurants. Open all year. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

You don't have to be sick to enjoy the comfort of this simple place up in the residential part of town. The six rooms are comfy and there's a vast breakfast, hot tub and free laundry. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The most interesting place to stay in town, Peggy's is a renovated old brothel that takes its theme from its past life. Ornate rooms are decorated with period furnishings. Budget 'snug' rooms share bathrooms. The bar is justifiably popular. Open most of the year. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Built not much different from building back during the gold rush, the bunkhouse has economy (small, shared bathroom) and larger rooms with bathrooms and TVs. It's all rather spare and the solid wood construction means that galoots coming home from the bars can be heard throughout… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Literally one big parking lot downtown for RVs; 83 sites and wi-fi. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The 16 cabins here behind the ever-popular restaurant of the same name are simply cute as buttons. Flowers decorate the porches and inside you'll find fridges, microwaves and wi-fi in a modern, faux-rustic setting (trust us, when you read about how the gold miners lived, you'll p… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

On the western side of the river about 250m up the road to the right after you get off the ferry, this territorial campground has 98 wooded sites. Full Lonely Planet Review ›