SAUNIQ INNS NORTH HOTEL

The Sauniq Hotel features 26 guestrooms. 6 Executive Doubles, 14 Executive Queens, 2 Junior Doubles, 4 Standard Doubles, and 1 Suite.

Starting at $449

/ per person per night

Please contact hotel directly for reservations.

Questions?
Call 1-867-899-6500 or
1-867-899-8470

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CUSTOMER REVIEWS

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

Raymond G
August 21, 2026

I stayed in this hotel few times since 2019 (?), on work related traveling. And every time it was awesome experience 211; from booking, through check-in, the stay till final check-out. My great thank you to always friendly & helpful staff. I am looking forward to be back soon. Thank you, Raymond.

THE COMMUNITY

Locally Owned Co-op
The community of Pond Inlet takes pride in its locally owned Co-op. Every purchase supports local jobs, initiatives, and the community’s growth.

Co-op Location
Tununiq Sauniq Co-op

Pond Inlet, known in Inuktitut as Mittimatalik, is a picturesque Inuit community located on the northern tip of Baffin Island in the Qikiqtaaluk Region of Nunavut, Canada.

Geography: Pond Inlet is situated on the northeastern tip of Baffin Island, facing the stunning mountains of Bylot Island across Eclipse Sound. The area is part of the Arctic Cordillera, known for its dramatic landscapes and abundant wildlife.

Cultural Significance: The name “Mittimatalik” means “the place where Mittima is buried.” The community is rich in Inuit culture and traditions, with a strong emphasis on hunting, fishing, and traditional arts.

History: The area has been inhabited by Inuit for thousands of years. European contact began in the early 19th century when British explorer John Ross named the area after John Pond, the Astronomer Royal at the time. The Hudson’s Bay Company established a trading post in 1921, marking the expansion of its trading empire into the High Arctic.

Economy: The local economy is primarily based on traditional activities such as hunting and fishing, as well as tourism. The community attracts visitors with its stunning natural beauty and opportunities for wildlife viewing.

Tourism and Attractions: Pond Inlet is often called the “Jewel of the North” due to its breathtaking scenery. Key attractions include Sirmilik National Park, Tamaarvik Territorial Park, and the Qilaukat Thule site. The Nattinnak Visitors Centre showcases local art and provides information about the area’s history and culture.

WHAT TO DO

Pond Inlet, often called the “Jewel of the North,” offers a variety of activities that showcase its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. 

LOCATION MAP & INFORMATION