For a 2 star hotel this place is great! I couldn't believe how well maintained and clean everything…read morewas. You could literally eat off the floor anywhere. The bed was comfortable, decent pillows and the shower had great water pressure. Cable TV with basic local channels. The only thing I found odd was at the reception they charge for a Keurig coffee. Normally coffee would be complimentary. It wouldn't stop me from coming back however. If you're skiing for a weekend and need a simple place to crash, this is it!

This is a great B&B in a small beautiful town full of B&Bs. The two things that make it stand out…read moreare the fabulous grounds with an inground pool beside the river - and the breakfasts. The mornings started with a meal for the eyes and the stomach - included in the price. Our room was somewhat small, but there was lots of real estate to enjoy outside the bedroom. There is a common/sitting room for relaxing, but outside was spectacular with the pool and a number of benches and chairs amongst the flowers and lawn to sit, enjoy a drink and relax. La Chambre Des Maitres is a short walk to downtown and to the beach.

This place was nice we visited it in the summer and they had cool outdoor activities although I do…read morethink it has been built for the purpose of the winter activities. We had 6 rooms and 4 bathrooms and the house was nice. The AC didn't work as it was locked and the hot tub was pretty much broken in terms of jets within the tub. All in all a pretty good experience

When you decide almost last minute to get away for a NYE holiday and ski weekend, you're hoping…read morethere'll be lodging worth your while that won't break the bank. You then go online and find what looks to not only be a reasonably priced Inn, but it also looks charming...you grab it. From the moment we arrived, we knew we'd found a diamond. The Auberge Côte d'Or is a beautiful, tastefully appointed and very charming family-run inn within 15 minutes of Le Massif, overlooking the Saint Lawrence. The owners are so welcoming and hospitable. Our room was ready at 2pm, upon our arrival. We'd yet to eat, so they put together a nice vegetable soup and freshly baked rolls for us. The room and bathroom are beautiful and like the entire inn, very cozy and very clean. The ambience here is very warm and inviting. The inn's dog Cookie is adorable and also quite friendly. There are three sitting areas. One has a large leather sectional and rocking chair around a wood stove. Lots of games for folks to play or just a place to relax and read. The tv room has a couple leather chairs. The entire inn is wifi connected. The hot tub can be reserved for 30 min for your group only, so bring your bathing suits. There is a sauna available for a small fee per room and massages too. They also have a billiards room. There are à la carte and boarding options for meals. Extremely reasonable and worth the board. Five course dinners, from offerings such as filet mignon, chicken, rainbow trout, salmon, duck breast. The breakfasts are incredible. The forfait breakfast (one that comes with the boarding plan) is homemade bread with homemade jams (strawberry, raspberry, wild blueberry), meat of choice (ham, sausage, bacon), one egg your way (sunny side, our easy, scrambled), seasoned crispy oven potatoes fresh fruit and fresh OJ and coffee/tea. À la carte items include pancakes, omelets. I highly recommend the rainbow trout, the rib eye, the duck breast. all were very good. My favorite dessert was the homemade pouding au chomeur, or unemployed pudding) to which my S.O. replied, "if I become unemployed, you'll make this for me, too?" "Sure," I said. "might as well make the loss worthwhile (it was THAT good). The owner Robin and his family make you feel welcomed and special. This place truly deserves your time and attention. It'll be bittersweet the next time I try to reserve if it's all booked up, but that's what happens when you announce to the world that there's a place people need to check out and stay-that's fine by me. :-)

Beautiful hillside overlooking the St. Lawrence...you almost feel like you're on the ocean or a…read moreGreat Lake. Do not be fooled by the word "casino" being in the game. The casino itself is in a separate but easily reachable building a block away. If you like gaming, it's nearby; if you don't, it more it. Super friendly and helpful bilingual staff who appreciated my high school French politely but helped me in both languages. Spacious, clean rooms. Ours had a huge bathtub/shower set up. Nice ground floor bar/restaurant- we only had drinks, though, as we sampled the food in town. Gym was functional, but the equipment was somewhat dated. Ample free parking: a few spots out front but way more in a tiered lot in the back. We've been here before, and we'll be back.

Messed up our reservations, (2 nights, they had nothing in there system although my wife phoned…read moreearlier that same week) 6 couples 3 months ahead Offer is ridicule, they put us all over the places. Don't ever go there Relocated my 80 years old mother in law alone in a building. Relocated 3 of us in a house... which was still being renovated, hanging wires and all. Never even offer to take care of our luggage, Manager says 'I"m only starting next Monday so what can I do?" "If you don't like it you can go find another hotel" WOW, summer season being over is it that most of there revenue is already cashed in? Or is it that they are incompetents? They are walking distance to the local Government operated Casino. People certainly do not use that hotel for there good manners nor there smarts.

Decent food, with quick service, and a gorgeous view - this about sums it up. I usually write long…read morewinded reviews, however here there isn't much to say - it's restaurant in a small hotel, with a dining room and a very cozy patio - this is where we've spent a few hours, watching the river, eating and having a few drinks - a definite repeat, whenever I'm in the area again.

We did the 7.5k sled trail. You need to reserve in advance. All instructions were on French, but we…read morestill were able to sled without issues. There is an outhouse at the top of the sled trail and also 1/2 way down at the chalet. You get hot chocolate, water or chicken broth at the chalet. We checked in at 1pm for our 1:30 reservation. We were done at 4pm. It is a fun day experience. You can go super fast or drag your feet to slow down. The lodge has a restaurant. Parking is free. They have electric car charging.

Amazing skiing, great ambiance, and the perfect place for a fun family vacation! It offers a great…read morerange of trails for all levels of skiers, family members from 17 to 79 were able to ski comfortably all day. One of the best mountains in Quebec!

This was a surprisingly chic hotel. Very nice decor and large rooms. Staff was quite friendly and…read morewelcoming.

We just needed a break from driving and stopped here for the night. It did its job. It was clean,…read morequiet, and cheap. The service was good, I have no complaints.