The Co-op Mall is up the hill, between the airport and the hotel. Events Country foods, like caribou, arctic char, seal and maktaaq are still the staples of the Inuit diet. On special occasions, these foods are offered at community feasts, which are open to visitors. Accommodation and Dining Operated by Toonoonik Sahoonik Co-op, the Sauniq Hotel has 17 guest rooms with double occupancy, each with cable television and private bath. Guests can chat or play cribbage in the sitting room.
Laundry facilities are available.
From May through September, some visitors camp on the tundra north of the airport or along the beach west of the hamlet. There is a territorial camping area with picnic tables and tent platforms at Qilalukkat . There is a bed and breakfast operating in Pond Inlet, but at the time of writing, it was not licensed. The Arctic Research Establishment has accommodations and other facilities for researchers holding scientific research licences and permits. The Nunavut Research Institute in Iqaluit provides advice on obtaining research permits.