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#1 of 9 B&Bs / Inns in Churchill
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World renowned Musher Gerald Azure owns and operates this coveniently located B&B on the edge of the Tundra within the Town of Churchill. Breakfast include fresh ground Manitoba wheat and tundra berries.
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KAF22202 wrote a review Oct. 2022
Washington DC, District of Columbia4 contributions1 helpful vote
We didn't stay at the B&B, but we had a wonderful experience doing the dog sled and aurora tour with Bluesky. Even though we didn't stay with them, Jenafor and Gerald instantly made us feel like close friends. They went way beyond what I would expect of a tour operator. The dogs are well cared for and loved, as are their guests. Jenafor also cooks delicious food and baked goods, which she generously shared with us. The "tent" for waiting for the aurora was toasty warm and comfortable. If she hadn't called it a tent, I would have thought it was a full building! Getting to know the 2 of them was one of the highlights of our stay in Churchill. They are wonderful!!!
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Date of stay: October 2022
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TomandDale P wrote a review Oct. 2020
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The trip to Churchill was an excellent experience that can be attributed to the wonderful hosts we had. Upon our arrival Gerald picked us up from the train station and gave us a tour of the town with a bit of history. The accommodations were very good and Jenafor out did herself with breakfasts, while using northern traditional foods. Jenafor took our group ( three of us) out to see their sled dogs and did a presentation of the sled dog team. We were very impressed by the love and care of the dogs and Gerald let some of dogs out so that we could pet and play with the dogs. My son-in-law went for a sled ride and it was a great experience for him, one that I'm sure he will remember for a long time. Our train was late to leave (4 hours) and Gerald and Jenafor were more than happy to have us stay until the train left and drove us to the train station when we could board the train. Gerald and Jenafor, even offered to have us stay over for another night if the train wasn't going to leave that night, at a considerable (emergenty) reduced rate. I would highly recommend staying at the Bluesky Bed & Sled. We would not have had a greater experience staying anywhere else.
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Date of stay: October 2020
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ElizabethJK wrote a review Aug. 2020
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I would give Bluesky six stars if I could! I was travelling with two others. The owners, Jenafor and Gerald, were super friendly, welcoming us into their home like family and giving us lots of help and information. I learned a lot about Churchill from them, including seeing photos of Churchill at other times of year, which has made me keen to return for a summer trip. I had a room to myself, which was furnished with, among other things, a large bed and a sofa. There are four guest rooms, all upstairs, and a shared guest bathroom. The shared bathroom was not a problem. It was clean and everyone showered at night, so there was no pileup in the morning when people were getting ready to leave early for tours. While there was heating in the room, I think I messed up when switching it on, as I checked one morning and the heater wasn’t warm. But it didn’t matter, as I wasn’t cold up there, even in later October with a blizzard outside. The food at breakfast and some incidental food we were given was really good. (I now know what bannock is!) We ate at local restaurants for lunch and dinner. We had a problem at the end of our trip, as our flight out at night was cancelled due to bad weather. Not a problem: we stayed an extra night (at a reduced, ‘’emergency’’ rate) and Jenafor let us borrow her phone to call airlines to sort things out. It was looking like we would be stuck for an extra couple of days, but we ended up getting out the next morning. Jenafor was taking everything in her stride and I’m sure we would have been well looked after had we been stranded longer. Another reason to stay at Bluesky is to get more contact with sled dogs than you otherwise would. We went dog sledding with Bluesky Expeditions (Gerald and Jenafor’s dog sledding business), which I have reviewed separately. As well as the time we spent out there sledding, there were at times a dog (or two or three) in the house. We also went back out to the ‘’tent’’ (really a structure with a kitchen and living room area) near the dog kennels one evening, so got more dog time (some dogs were inside), as well as seeing a really interesting slideshow about the sled dogs. If you go to Churchill, I highly recommend Bluesky. Why stay in a hotel when you can instead stay with locals and have a wonderful time learning more about life in Churchill and spending time with those fabulous dogs? (PS: I’m a cat person, so this is high praise indeed for the dogs!)
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Date of stay: October 2019
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Patti H wrote a review Mar. 2020
Terrace, Canada9 contributions17 helpful votes
Blue Sky Bed and Sled is unique. If you are looking for an authentic dog sledding experience, this is it. Warm parkas and boots are provided to ensure a comfortable sledding experience. They are certified by the Canadian Coalition for Sled Dogs and regularly inspected. This ensures the dogs receive good food, regular vet checks and humane treatment. There are large cabins for the dogs during cold weather and sofas and cuddles are provided. A chart is kept to ensure each dog gets a turn to pull the sled and also which dogs spend time in a cabin or their home. Not just sled dogs, these are loved and very friendly pets. When these dogs retire, loving homes are found for them. At home, the dogs are on the sofa, but not allowed in your room. The rooms are spacious, clean and decorated in a uniquely Canadian style. The interior of their home is decorated in a truly Northern Canadian fashion with many interesting artifacts and books to read. Though dogs may be in the house, the standards of cleanliness are high. The kitchen is off limits to guests, as Jenafor strives to keep everything organized and sanitary. Every morning I was presented with a different breakfast, again with a Northern flair. Wild berries, home made jam, fresh baked bread also pancakes, oatmeal and bread made with many different ingredients. Definitely I learned some new ways to prepare traditional favorites. If you would like an authentic Northern Canadian experience and care about the ethical treatment of working dogs, this is the place to choose.
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Date of stay: February 2020
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Scott D wrote a review Nov. 2019
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The time we spent at Bluesky was fantastic. They helped us get to excursions by driving us where we needed to be(Winter blizzard when we were there). The food was excellent,lots of breakfast.Close to amenities.People in town were very friendly.We also did the dog sledding wihere some of Jenofor' s bannock was served. The rooms were comfortable. Overall i highly recommend spending time at Bluesky. You will see how a real musher cares for their dogs,two dogs still running at 15+ years in age. Jostling with Mabel for room on the couch.
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Date of stay: October 2019
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matthew.lillico wrote a review Oct. 2019
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The owners of Bluesky, Jenifor and Gerald, are two of the most wonderful and genuine people that we have ever met. From the moment we called to make a reservation, Jenafor gave us several key recommendations that helped us plan our unforgettable trip to Churchill. They truly went the extra mile, with outstanding breakfasts every morning and drives around the area to scan for Polar Bears. They operate a world class dog sledding business along with their Bed and Breakfast and their love and connection to the dogs was touching. We enjoyed every moment of our stay at Bluesky and the dog sledding experience was not to be missed.
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Date of stay: October 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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helloactive wrote a review Jul. 2019
Edmonton, Canada153 contributions89 helpful votes
The owners have been in Churchill for a long tome so they are able to recommend things to do. Jenfor is most helpful as she drove me to The Wildflower talk at Cape Merry. The single room was small but adequate for me . The stairs are narrow so if mobility issues are a concern this would not be a place for you. The experience I enjoyed was the interaction with the dogs.
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Date of stay: July 2019
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Trip type: Travelled solo
Room Tip: This is a B and Sled so all the hotel style and amenities so not apply
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garstanggirl wrote a review Nov. 2018
England, United Kingdom507 contributions53 helpful votes
We had such a lovely time here, Jenafor and Gerald welcomed us into their home as though we were part of the family. They made it such a relaxed and friendly atmosphere that we really felt at home there. I had been unsure about the shared bathroom situation before arrival, but there were 2 bathrooms between I think 5 rooms, and we never had a problem getting in when we needed. So it all worked out just fine. The shower was nice and powerful, and shampoo and shower gel were provided. Our room was great, nice and cosy but plenty of room; there was a settee as well as the bed and some storage units. There was a heater which we could use when needed. Jenafor is such a good cook, she was always making something! Polar bear pancakes for breakfast (see pic), wonderful cookies and cakes, and she even invited us to stay for dinner with them one night which was really kind. Both Jenafor and Gerald clearly really love their huskies (they have 31 of them). They are all about the dogs, and ensuring that they are well looked after and cared for. Even to the point that Gerald would spend the night in the tent at the kennels to keep an eye on them. There were usually one or more dogs around during the day, who were always keen for a fuss and a cuddle on the settee! Free wifi was available which was handy to sort out travel arrangements and keep in touch with home. One day Gerald offered to drive us around town to look at all the murals, which was nice to be able to do. Part way through our trip my husband's North Face boots developed a huge crack - disaster!! Gerald kindly leant him a pair of snow boots which really helped us out. We had to spend our last night elsewhere as Bluesky was booked up, and it was a big comedown I can tell you! We can't thank Jenafor and Gerald enough for such a wonderful stay and looking after us so well. We've never had such a great B&B stay, it was the highlight of our trip to Canada :-)
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Date of stay: November 2018
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Karolina N wrote a review Oct. 2018
Frazier Park, California59 contributions47 helpful votes
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The Bluesky Bed & Sled exceeded my expectations by far, and raised the bar for all my future b&b stays. My amazing experience started before I even set foot in Churchill – I spoke with Jenafor on the phone a handful of times and she was beyond informative about my upcoming trip to Churchill; it was the initial reason I chose this spot for our Churchill accommodations. I can’t express enough how welcoming Jenafor and Gerald are! To echo previous posts, staying here felt like being in your own house – it was such a warm environment. It was so fun to spend time relaxing with our hosts, watching picture slideshows of Churchill in the summer and enjoying cake (my sister and I planned this as a birthday trip for our mom and Jenafor was kind enough to make a polar bear cake to surprise my mom with – and it was delicious, as all of her baking!). It was also the perfect atmosphere to meet new people from around the world – the other guests staying there. Our evenings were filled with laughter and great conversation. Our hosts made sure that we had everything we needed, and even picked us up from the airport and dropped us off when we needed to get to a tour early in the day. I was also a challenging guest with a plant-based diet but that didn’t seem to phase Jenafor at all, as she made such delicious breakfasts and baked goods! We got the chance to go dog sledding with Gerald – first time for us and it was so much fun. We loved getting to know more about their dog sledding operation and the care they provide for all their dogs (31 at the time of our stay), regardless of whether they still run or are retired. One of the dogs stayed in the house also, as the dogs rotate through; it was nice having her around. I can’t say enough good things about this place – our vacation wouldn’t have been the same without it. I highly recommend it to anyone heading to Churchill!
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Date of stay: October 2018
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Mezcal_Tours wrote a review Oct. 2018
Oaxaca, Mexico4362 contributions115 helpful votes
What an end to our three week vacation! Gerald and Jenafor are the warmest, most giving and friendliest people we came across in Manitoba and Newfoundland, although many with whom we had the pleasure of interacting were also very friendly and helpful, to be fair. In the four nights we spent with them we had a plethora of interesting experiences, helpful advice provided, and tons of fun and laughs, and really, it felt as comfortable as being at home, with access to the entire house (except the kitchen when Jen was working, a no-no). There were always snacks around, and the bannock was a totally new experience for us. We now have the recipe thanks to Jen. They kept updated information on the possibility of seeing the northern lights, our flights, foxes in the back yard, etc, etc, etc. They really do everything in their power to make the experiences of their guests as positive as possible. They even held a pot-luck dinner for all the guests and some other friends one night, up there with the best of our dining experiences on this vacation, though of course totally different. Sorry we had to say goodbye to our new friends. Do go on one of Gerald's dog sled expeditions, regardless of time of year since when there is insufficient or no snow, a wheeled cart is used.
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Date of stay: October 2018
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Frequently Asked Questions about Bluesky Bed & Sled
Which popular attractions are close to Bluesky Bed & Sled?
Nearby attractions include Itsanitaq Museum (0.5 km), Prince of Wales Fort (4.5 km), and Miss Piggy Plane Wreck (4.4 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Bluesky Bed & Sled?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a lounge, and free parking.
What food & drink options are available at Bluesky Bed & Sled?
Guests can enjoy a lounge during their stay.
Is parking available at Bluesky Bed & Sled?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Bluesky Bed & Sled?
Conveniently located restaurants include Tundra Pub, Lazy Bear Cafe, and Seaport Hotel.
Is Bluesky Bed & Sled located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.6 km away from the centre of Churchill.
Are pets allowed at Bluesky Bed & Sled?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Are there any historical sites close to Bluesky Bed & Sled?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Prince of Wales Fort (4.5 km).