Capital Suites - Inuvik, Northwest Territories

Valerie M

Grand hotel pour la petite ville Inuvik ,correct ,personnel invisible ,literie correcte ,propre ,calme (il y avait pas trop de touriste) mais cela reste depaysant||Arret pour se rendre a Tukoyaktuk porte de l 'ocean Artique

Marc K

Thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. Very clean, comfortable, and the staff were wonderful. Particularly, Nuhamin. She was so friendly and helpful with suggestions I was seeking. First rate customer service. I also greatly appreciated the laundry services on the 3rd floor. Though of the two stays, one window had no shade to block the all-night sun and that was unpleasant.

Roger Daviau

Very friendly staff. Rooms are clean and during your stay they clean when requested (which is fine by me).
Internet is my only real issue. They give you a log in with password that is only good for a couple of days at a time. You end up needing to pick one up frequently.

Sean McCarney

Stayed for 2 nights. Walked in and found A/C unit didn't work, TV cable ripped out of the TV, the fan switch was half broken and required playing with to get the fan to work, the shower nozzle was half broken so taking a shower was awkward. The customer laundry (on floor 3) was free to use which was a bonus, buuuuut, 1 washer was out of order, and one dryer wasn't producing heat so tumbled clothes but wouldn't dry them. The whole reason I chose this place was to do laundry for the second half of my road/camping trip.

I suspect Management doesn't give 2 craps about their employee's. Also suspect the employee's are checked out and don't care due to the way this place is run. I asked about where the laundry is and all I got was 3rd floor. Find a sign on the laundry door saying detergent available from second floor vending machine. Search second floor for vending machine. Nothing. Head back to lobby, ask for soap, they sell soap at the front desk. Why have a miss leading sign? Why not say up front, Need some soap? Nope, wild goose chase.

There is literately a sign in the elevator asking guests to recycle their cans with the hotel so the employees can get a bonus. People are paying 200 a night to stay here, and you fix nothing. I'm sure you can afford to pay your employee's better.

Should of booked the Mackenzie Hotel. Capital Suites say 3 star (which is laughable). The 2 star Mackenzie (which I went to their restaurant for breakfast one morning) Is more 3 star and up-kept than Capital Suites.

J H

Important things to note: Staff were courteous and kind; There seems to be a staff shortage.||We arrived on a Wednesday and checked in. We had booked a junior suite from the website (I think this is a standard room but that's not what I thought I was getting when I booked it). No one else was able to check-in who flew in from Yellowknife. They waited in the lobby for 2+ hours, not certain how we were lucky enough to get into our room and others could not.||I booked this hotel because it's newer and it had amenities such as the market where you can get small grocery items such as milk or eggs (based on the photos from the Capital Suites website). Inuvik's Capital Suites does not have these items. They have something that looks like a "canteen" from your camp days as a kid. We didn't get anything from the Capital Suites market and went to the local grocery store down the street. The stock photos online do not match the reality of the hotel, IMO.||I'm not certain if it's due to a shortage in staff but the hotel is dirty. I get why as many companies come here so there are a lot of guests who work in the field, but dust, dirt, and grime is everywhere in the public spaces. The fireplace is covered in dirt and people left their footprints on the base just because they could. The stairs are covered in dirt. Our room still had garbage left over from the previous guests (pizza boxes, chip bags etc). We did a few minor repairs while we were in the room, the door stopper was hanging off the wall, we fixed it. Upon entering the room, we discovered that the air conditioning unit was leaking water everywhere so we tried to mop it up with the items in our room (not easy to do with carpet but we definitely left the room in better condition then when we arrived). Not what I typically would think I'd have to do on a vacation trip, but getting staff was tricky. Again, when we did have any conversations with a staff member, they were kind. ||We ate at the restaurant at the Mackenzie Hotel. That establishment is in way better condition and I'd highly recommend it over Capital Suites. We entered in through the lobby whenever we were going to the restaurant & someone was always cleaning, dusting, and mopping floors. The Capital Suites had a clean bed and hot showers but for $203 a night, I expect a little bit more. I'd think the price would be fair if the hotel was cleaner and in better condition than it currently is.

Film G

Best described as a limited service motel (stress on ‘limited’) that is screaming for some capital investment. Temperature controls in the room do not work. Very hot, all the time. Our first room had no air conditioning ( to counteract that heat). But there was a hole in the wall for the a/c unit’s port that had a towel stuffed in it. The new room was equally hot, but had a/c. The room was never serviced, though we asked. And internet is at best spotty and weak. Excuses were made, half-heartedly, but other locations in Inuvik had no problems. And you had to jiggle the toilet handle to get it to stop running. The place is clean (when they do clean). Go the MacKenzie Hotel instead.

Laura Carrodus

The rooms here were great. They were clean and comfortable. Service at the front desk was a little slow but they were very kind and helpful with any questions we asked. We had no problems staying here - the rooms are on the warmer side but we just opened the window and it was fine. Would definitely stay here again based on our experience. Not the Hilton but clean comfortable rooms at an affordable price.

Dene-roots

H3ll from the start. |Not sure where to start, it wasn’t a pleasant check-in. My husband and I went in before my family to checked in. The employee that checked us in didn’t seem right, I honestly thought something wasn’t right and more we stood their you could tell she was under the influence. Even though there was a plastic barrier you could smell alcohol from the employee. You could tell the way she spoke and the way she handled the computer and the conversation on the phone (slurring her words). We were tired from the long drive, once we got to our room we noticed the floor was dirty, blinds were broken. The dresser drawers were broken and dirty but decorated with stickers. One room had the portable A/C that didn’t work. We were told that the room we booked will have two bedrooms plus a couch that had a pullout bed . All the reasons we booked this room. Well the lady at the front told us we have to pay for two extra beds to be brought up. We had no choice or one of our boys will be sleeping on the floor. We did have a kitchen unit but the dishes, pots n’ pans were so filthy that mould was all over one of the pots. So here we are my mom and I started to clean the dishes. Thank god my parents always come prepared with everything for a road trip. The laundry facility was dirty and had no choice to use it. We mentioned to the front desk the next day of our observations, the lady didn’t seem surprised of her coworker from the night before. We told her that her coworker was cleaning one room for couple hours but to call her personal cell if needed. Sad that we came to this. We also got locked out for little while because the lady was still cleaning that one room. We had to get family to come open the lobby door.