Northwest Inn
Northwest Inn
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801 Main Street S Slave Lake T0G 2A0 AB (Mailing address: Box 2459, Slave Lake, AB,T0G2A0) |
     
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Welcome to Northwest Inn
Are you travelling to Slave Lake, Alberta, for a family vacation or business trip? Treat yourself to the unmatched comfort and conveniences of Northwest Inn – Slave Lake’s premier hotel.
At Northwest Inn, you’ll find your choice of 99 tastefully designed, quiet hotel rooms at rates that suit your travel budget. Plus, you’ll appreciate our convenient location, which puts you close to all the main attractions our vibrant community has to offer. Everything from white sand beaches to outstanding restaurants is just moments away.
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No other Slave Lake, AB, hotel puts you closer to the great parks, restaurants, shopping and white-sand beaches around our community. And no other hotel can match the amenities and value that Northwest Inn Slave Lake offers you. So for exceptional convenience and comfort in Slave Lake accommodations, choose Northwest Inn.
Looking for an unforgettable travel destination? Consider Slave Lake, Alberta: The Jewel of the North. Situated just over 3 hours North-Northwest of Edmonton, Slave Lake is waiting to be discovered!
Slave Lake’s Founding History
In 1799 European explorer David Thompson arrived in Slave Lake. Within a short time after Thompson’s inaugural visit, five fur-trading posts were set up due to the abundance of available pelts. The Hudson Bay Company established a post that was subsequently taken over by the Northwest Company. Slave Lake, more formally known as Lesser Slave Lake, takes its name based upon its northern counterpart, the Great Slave Lake, located in the Northwest Territories.
In 1994 Slave Lake was the proud host of the Arctic Winter Games, and it is the hometown of former Canadian senator Walter Patrick Twinn. Today, Slave Lake is home to over 7,000 hardworking Albertans.
Long Summer Evenings
Visitors to Slave Lake can experience a number of attractions at any time of the year. During the summer, when extended daylight allows for more outdoor play, fishing, swimming, kayaking and other water sports can be found in the surrounding vicinity. For fun out of the water, try one of Slave Lake’s hiking or horseback riding trails. In Slave Lake, Alberta, you’ll find a myriad of ways to leave the hustle and bustle of the city, and get up close and personal with nature. Weekend warriors, seasoned ornithologists, and those who like the adrenaline of outdoor sports and leisure; come to Slave Lake, Alberta.
Northern Lights Shine Bright
Have your eyes ever witnessed the unspeakable beauty of the Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis? Dazzling ribbons of sea foam green, dancing hues of pink, and endless shimmering fill the dark and crisp winter sky. This is the image of the Canadian North for many travellers. Please remember to bring appropriate winter clothing when visiting Slave Lake, and don’t forget to bring extra camera batteries. You’ll want to snap lots of pictures and cold temperatures can drain battery life faster than usual. Welcome to Slave Lake, AB!
