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Situated along the Dawson Creek-Tupper Highway, this Hotels near Dawson Creek BC provides easy access to Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway, a historic landmark marking the start of this iconic 2,400 km route.
The hotel’s location places guests within walking distance of the Dawson Creek Art Gallery, housed in a restored 1930s railway station, showcasing Indigenous art and regional history.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the nearby Bear Mountain Wind Park features hiking trails with panoramic views of the Peace River Valley.
Dining options abound near the hotel, including Mr.
Mike’s Steakhouse & Bar, known for its Alberta beef cuts, and Graze Restaurant, specializing in bison burgers and locally sourced produce.
The Beanery 1942, a retro-style café, serves fresh-baked goods alongside memorabilia from the Alaska Highway’s construction era.
For a taste of local agriculture, the Dawson Creek Farmers’ Market operates seasonally at the Mile Zero Park, offering artisanal cheeses and wild berry preserves.
Key institutions include the Dawson Creek City Hall on 102nd Avenue and the Peace River Regional District office on 100th Street.
Business travelers frequent the Northern Metalic Sales industrial supply store and Dawson Creek Co-op’s agricultural division.
Sports facilities center around the Encana Events Centre, hosting hockey tournaments and curling bonspiels, while the nearby Dawson Creek Golf Club offers a 9-hole course with challenging water hazards.
Educational institutions include Northern Lights College’s Dawson Creek Campus, specializing in trades training, and the dynamic programs at Crescent Park Elementary School.
Historical landmarks dominate the area, particularly the Mile 0 Post monument and the Walter Wright Pioneer Village, a living history museum with 15 restored heritage buildings.
The Peace River Country hotels advantage becomes evident when exploring the Kiskatinaw Curved Wooden Bridge, an engineering marvel 30 minutes northwest, part of the original Alaska Highway route.
Evening entertainment options range from live music at the George Dawson Inn’s tavern to first-run films at the Paradise Cinemas complex.
Reaching the hotel is straightforward via Highway 97, with Greyhound Canada (prior to 2021 service changes) formerly operating from the Dawson Creek terminal 1.2 km away.
Current visitors arriving via Fort St.
John Airport (YXJ) can take Peace Country Shuttle services directly to the property.
The Hotels near Alaska Highway Dawson Creek benefit from ample RV parking spaces, catering to road-trippers exploring the Northern Rockies.
BC Transit’s local routes connect the hotel to attractions like the NAR Railway Station Museum.
Budget-conscious travelers might prefer the Pomeroy Inn & Suites, offering Dawson Creek accommodations with kitchenette near the Visitor Information Center, or the Super 8 by Wyndham with its complimentary breakfast buffet.
The Tupper Hostel provides basic dormitory-style lodging three blocks from the hotel, popular among backpackers following the Alaska Highway route.
Guest reviews consistently praise the Stonebridge’s heated indoor pool and well-maintained fitness center.
Many highlight the convenience of in-room microwaves and mini-fridges for extended stays.
Some visitors note occasional train noise from nearby CN Rail lines, though blackout curtains help mitigate this.
Recent guests particularly appreciated the hotel’s curated map of local murals, including the famous Greeting from Dawson Creek postcard mural on 102nd Avenue.
International travelers often mention the helpfulness of staff in arranging guided tours to nearby Sukunka Falls or the historic Pink Mountain area.
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