Northern Solace nestled in the heart of Niven Lake residential area known for its modern homes, a picturesque trail system, and its proximity to downtown and the airport. Perfect retreat for travelers seeking comfort relaxation and a taste of local culture. This house with a big kitchen and is designed to provide a peaceful and comfortable stay. With a garden, patio, trampoline, fire pit, a basket ball hoop and two nearby parks.

Welcome to Northern Solace! I'm so excited to host you. I love creating a cozy , stress free space where guests can relax and feel at home. If you need anything at all during your stay, Im always happy to help . Wishing you a wonderful stay!

Welcome to the Neighbor­hood — and to Yellowknife Northern Solace is located in Niven Lake one of Yellowknife’s most interesting areas. Niven lake is close to the Downtown / Franklin Avenue area and the historic Old Town, both of which have very different but complementary vibes. The downtown core is where many of the city’s main shops, restaurants, and services are (including boutique shops, pubs, and government buildings). Old Town, over on the rocky point by Great Slave Lake, is where Yellowknife’s origin-story lives — heritage buildings, houseboats, and a real frontier feel Things to Do Nearby / Must-See Spots Museums & Cultural Sites 1. Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre This is Yellowknife’s signature museum. It covers Indigenous history, early exploration, mining heritage, natural history, and more. It’s situated near Frame Lake, making it a good stop if guests also want to walk around the lake. 2. Yellowknife Legislative Assembly Building Architecturally distinctive, located on Frame Lake, and offers tours. Inside, guests can view Indigenous artwork and interesting artifacts (e.g., a polar bear-hide rug in the Chamber). 3. Fireweed Studio A heritage log cabin near Somba K’e Park / City Hall. It now houses a gift shop/gallery run by the Yellowknife Guild of Arts & Crafts — great place for local art, souvenirs, and small handcrafted items. 4. Mining Heritage & Diamond Centre The NWT Diamond Centre on 49th Street offers interpretive exhibits about diamond mining in the North, including the geology and the story of local mines. There are also mining heritage displays dedicated to Yellowknife’s gold-rush past and mining machinery Food & Dining There are numbers of resturants in Yellowknife. Including the famous Copper House and Cayotes. Ab taste of Saigon(Chinese)Boston Pizza, Mcdonalds, KFC, Tim Hortons, Pizza Hut, Dominos Pizza and many more Gorocery Stores Walmart, Independent and the Coop.