This hotel has new owners since a few years ago. They used have a front desk person who was great…read more(when the former owners were there) plus a yummy breakfast,super coffee. I noticed the furniture is now different and the room I was a n had a lot of plugs all over the place. Don't recall that before. The furniture when the former owners were there was much nicer, looked better quality. Looks like they kept the pics of the former rooms from a few years ago to advertise the manoir, but the rooms don't look like that now. It's still a nice building, the exterior and hallways look the same. There's no breakfast. Small.microwave downstairs and eating area. The location is very good right near Plains of Abraham. In general, rooms could use some sprucing.up.

I was in town for this year's Winter Carnival. This location is very, very convenient to the…read morefairgrounds and to the parade path. The inn is within walking distance to the Parc des Champs Bataille where the carnival was. The nice thing was we could walk around the festival, and once we got cold we could retreat back to the hotel and warm up, put on extra layers, or take a nap. Then, head back out to the carnival again. Since the inn was on the Winter Carnival parade route, we were able to devise a similar plan with parade watching. While the crowds had to huddle on the streets, we had a nice vantage point from the hotel where we could wait for the parade to come. We'd warm up and drink hot cocoa inside, then jump out when we saw an interesting parade float come down the street. The visitors were very happy (or perhaps I should say probably drunk since it's one of the easiest ways to stay warm). The inn was also within walking distance to some nice restaurants, cafes, and bars for after the carnival. Quebec City is very adorable and charming, and this is a great HQ for a Winter Carnival trip.

The breakfast was excellent and is set up more like a cafe with individual tables with linens,…read morerather than the typical cramped family style breakfast offered at many b&b's. Our room was large and clean with an exposed brick wall interior. The location is very central on a lovely street with restaurants right outside the door. Also very close to Parc des Champs de Bataille.

A-Ok describes this place just fine. The location is excellent for Quebec City sightseeing (you…read moredon't really need to be inside the walls to access Vieux Quebec easily), and it is clean and cute enough. It is really more like a small hotel than a typical B&B, which may or may not be what you are looking for. I still don't know anyone's names, since we arrived after hours in the evening (letting ourselves in), and when we arrived at breakfast in the morning, no one cared to introduce themselves. We mentioned who we were, and that Paul (whom I had contacted by email) had said that a vegan breakfast could be prepared for us. I said this in French, explaining as best as I could that we were "vegetalien," and what this means, repeating it on subsequent mornings. Nonetheless, the only food I am really sure was vegan was the fruit. Every day, we were served pre-wrapped packets of real cheese, which made us wonder if the crepes we were told were made without eggs, and with "olive oil," were really vegan. This was stressful because we didn't want to seem ungrateful for the supposedly "vegan" breakfasts, but we also didn't want to eat them if they really weren't. We would much rather have been told that they don't do vegan, but that we'd be welcome to stop by for coffee and fruit, and get a more complete breakfast on our own afterward. Overall, the place is fine, the only real problem being the noise level from the street, which is only solved by running the window air conditioner as white noise; I don't know what might be done when it is too cold to run the air conditioner. We couldn't have slept with the noise level that existed before we turned it on. The free access to a computer near the breakfast room was a nice bonus, as was the free parking.

Exceptional Stay in the Heart of Old Québec…read more L'Hôtel du Vieux-Québec was our home for a six-day holiday in Québec City, and we could not have chosen a better place to stay. Our double queen room with kitchenette was spacious, immaculately clean, quiet, and exceptionally comfortable. After long days exploring the city, we particularly appreciated the deep soaking tub, the rainfall shower, and what may have been some of the best water pressure we've experienced in a hotel anywhere. Small details matter, and this hotel gets them right. The location is fantastic--perfectly situated within Old Québec and within easy walking distance of the city's historic sites, restaurants, shops, and attractions. Despite being in the heart of everything, the hotel was remarkably peaceful and quiet. One of our favorite amenities was the guest lounge and its outstanding coffee machine, which quickly became part of our daily routine. We also opted for the breakfast package, and it was a delight. Each morning we awoke to a basket of fresh breakfast goodies hanging on our door: fresh pastries, juice, yogurt, and other treats. We never tired of it. As a fun local note, visitors should know that the beloved pain au chocolat is called a "chocolatine" here, just as it is in the south of France! What truly sets this hotel apart, however, is its people. M. Pierrôt deserves special recognition. He was warm, helpful, knowledgeable, and always greeted us with a genuine smile. In truth, every member of the staff we encountered embodied the hotel's reputation for friendly, personalized service. We also appreciated staying in a property with such a rich history. Built on land once known as the "Garden of the Poor," where medicinal plants were cultivated by the Augustines of the Hôtel-Dieu de Québec, the site has witnessed centuries of Québec City's evolution. Today, the hotel beautifully blends that historic character with modern comfort and thoughtful amenities. It is easy to understand why L'Hôtel du Vieux-Québec has earned such an outstanding reputation among travelers. For us, it was the perfect base from which to explore one of North America's most beautiful and historic cities. We would not hesitate to stay here again and recommend it enthusiastically to anyone visiting Québec City. A sincere thank you to M. Pierrôt and the entire team for making our holiday so memorable. We hope to return again soon.

Great location in the heart of downtown Quebec. Within walking distance to all the sights and…read moresounds the city has to offer. Rooms were clean with plenty of storage and heated floors and towel racks which was fantastic considering the temps outside. All in all a great experience from the front desk staff to the housekeeping staff. Thank you for a great stay!!!

Hayden's Wexford House is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is set on a beautiful little street…read moreright near the St. Lawrence River. I stayed here for 3 nights this past weekend and thoroughly enjoyed this lovely house, and the lovely couple who run it. Jacques and Sylvie bought it in 2008 and have added another bathroom, so each of the three bedrooms has its own. I stayed here with my boyfriend, cousin, and my cousin's girlfriend, and every morning we were greeted with a fire in the dining room fire place, a pot of tea or coffee for each person, a gourmet homemade breakfast, and a wonderful fruit plate. Not only that, but Jacques and Sylvie would sit with us each morning and chat, giving us recommendations for what to see and where to eat in the city. In addition, they were curious about our lives as well, a connection that made our stay all the more special. We arrived at 3am after a trying journey from NY, expecting to find an irritated owner waiting for us, but instead Jacques cheerfully welcomed us inside and gave us the basics of how to turn on the lights and where the bathrooms were before we all collapsed into their comfortable beds. The place is kept impeccably clean, and this morning I found myself missing Jacques's breakfast creations! I would highly recommend this B & B for couples traveling together who want to have a real, homey Quebecois experience.

My husband surprised me with a trip to old Quebec, just when I thought it couldn't get better we…read morepull up to this gorgeous hotel/castle; World Heritage site. Breathtaking spires and stone exterior , flags from multiple countries. As you enter the front doors, the beauty is overwhelming; gold, ornate stone, wood finishes and fragrant flowers. I could feel the history and pride around every corner and step of the staircase. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. We were surprised to hear a knock at the door around 8pm every evening , smiling staff offered water service and anything else you may need! Nice touch. Tip- be sure to make reservations for the iconic restaurant's. Unlikely you'll get in without a reservation. Book an early or late reservation if you want a window view.

First, let me declare that I did not stay at the Chateau hotel but I did take a tour of the hotel…read more Instead, I stayed at the Hilton, half a mile up the hill from the Chateau and, after the Chateau tour, I must say that I really enjoyed the view looking down on the Chateau, the old city and the river from my 18th floor hotel room at the Hilton for a fraction of the cost of the Chateau. The Chateau is an architectural gem. It is well worth your time to walk around the perimeter of this gorgeous building -- you won't be bored. The tour guide explained that the Chateau is a 5 Star hotel and everything must be perfect. Once inside, I saw chandeliers and window ledges caked with white dust. The "grand ballroom" reminded me of my high school all purpose room. We were warned not to touch anything because the grand ballroom was being prepared for an Easter Brunch. Two of the tablecloths covering the round guest tables had strange, yellow spots on them. If I return to Quebec in the future, I will stay at the Hilton which has a fabulous buffet breakfast that is reasonably priced and an equally fabulous view looking down on the Chateau and the old city.

This is the most quaint, amazing little bed and breakfast that I have ever been to. The owner is…read morevery caring, hand made us an amazing breakfast every single morning and would go very much out of his way to ensure we enjoyed our stay. The decor is a little old fashioned but it adds to a very home-like environment!! 2 minute walk from Le Chateau Frontenac and theres an endless strip of amazing stores just over 5 minutes away!! Enjoyed our stay very much, and would love to go back again.

Read the review below from Dimitri, it is accurate as far as the description of this charming…read morecharacteristic small hotel. As of July, their café is not open so go to nearby restaurant or small store for breakfast. Your host Nicola will happily share his recommendations and the staff is polite and keeps the place clean. There are several small kitchen areas with refrigerator and microwave plus a rooftop terrace and common indoor seating area. The ground floor room called suite K has stone walls reminiscent of Québec's old city so I recommend it.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS HOTEL ! I have stayed in hotels all over the world and NEVER have I had a hotel…read moremess up my reservation dates and send me to stay elsewhere. I booked a month in advance and even sent emails asking questions regarding different services they offer after I booked (breakfast etc) and NO ONE ever got back to me... I show up on my check in date and am told that they had me written down for the day before. I showed my confirmation email and was told opps they messed up but the hotel was full so they sent me elsewhere, much further away from all the activities I had planned to do. I was told the manager (Nicola?) would get back to me ASASP but of course he is silent and I can't seem to get a hold of him every time I call or email. DO NOT BOOK HERE

The room was really nice and large. There was a gorgeous view of the Chateau Frontenac very close…read moreby. And this hotel is very close to a lookout terrace over the river, which looks like ocean. The bed was comfy and it was quiet. The problem was with the Nespresso machine. It didn't work well and I had to keep pressing the button to get a coffee. It looked like a part of it was missing. There were no coffee pods so I had to go to reception to get them. And I paid over $200 for the room! The manager Charles said he checks the rooms but couldve overlooked there were no pods because he was tired. Huh? The coffee tasted sour anyway. If return but hopefuuly a better coffee experience next time. In general it was a good stay.

A perfectly charming hotel in an ideal location. Easy walk to anywhere with a great restaurant on…read morethe street level. The staff was outstanding, and particularly helpful and friendly, especially Charles who helped with our bags, checked in on our stay and offered helpful suggestions. Definitely would recommend!

The location of Gîte de la Montagne can't be beat, and the price is quite reasonable for what you…read moreget. You easily can walk up Côte de la Montagne (the street) to the upper old city, or down it or the Escalier Casse-Cou (the stairs right next to the gîte) to the lower old city. When we stayed here in 2004 (it was memorable), we had some plumbing issues that weren't handled as effectively as they might have been (my wife would rate it lower, but this isn't her review), but the breakfasts and the rooms otherwise were fabulous. The breakfast was prepared for us individually in the kitchen of our 'room'. The check-in is at the Hôtel St. Paul, 229 rue Saint Paul, which is also where the staff is based, since there's no room for them here, just three floors with the three rooms. That situation has both pluses and minuses. On the whole, however, the staff was very helpful and friendly. The website says the the gîte has been renovated "this year", so see there for interior views.

We stayed in room one from May 24 -27 and we are looking forward to going back. The location is…read moreperfect, behind and below the Chateau and right next to Petit Champlain. The bed was tres confortable and the bathroom was very nicely appointed. I loved having access to a full kitchen right down the hall. I almost don't want to give it such good reviews or even tell anyone about it for fear it will be totally booked and outrageously priced the next time we want to go. Seriously, a charming, comfortable place with great amenities. One thing to be aware of, you have to check in at a different hotel to get keys, etc. If I hadn't seen that online and got there after trying to find it for 90 minutes, I would have gone ballistic.

Very cute, very clean, slightly quirky hotel. My family loved the "family" room, with two twin beds…read morefor the kids. A bit of a walk to the old town but the staff was very friendly and I'd definitely stay here again.

Love this place. It's a historic small building, but recently remodeled so all facilities are new…read moreand clean. The breakfast is awesome. You get lots of good stuff in bags: yogurt, grapes, bread, croissant and drinks. The only thing we don't like is that the parking is two blocks away, not onsite. But since I am very satisfied with other things, I will not lower the rating just because of the parking.