En-Ska House of Jasper
Posted on Jun 14, 2009 in Private Homes
En-Ska
House of Jasper
(“En-Ska” is Cree for Canada Goose)
En-Ska House is the home of Christine and Martin Oeggerli.
They have two comfortable and cozy guest rooms with private entrance available.
En-Ska House is just a 10 minute walk from downtown.
English and German are spoken here.
Rates
Rates based on double occupancy.
- High season (May to September): $90
- Low season (October to April): $70
Cost per additional person: add $10
Inquire about special rates for multi-night stays.
Both rooms include:
— two queen sized beds
— private entrance
— private bathroom
— TV
— wireless Internet access
— Kitchenette:
- fridge
- microwave
- sink
- dishes and utensils
- kettle
- coffee maker
- table and chairs
- complimentary coffee and tea
Room #1
Room #2
E-mail address: en-ska@incentre.net
phone: 780-852-3465
Christine and Martin Oeggerli’s
En-Ska House
Street address:
906 Patricia Street
Mailing address:
PO Box 876,
Jasper, Alberta
T0E 1E0
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