What a great surprise! I was planning on staying at the Delta but it were full so I decided to book…read morehere, and oh man do I not regret it. The hotel is gorgeous, rooms are comfortable with great views and staff is beyond kind. One caviat, if you have a hard time going up stairs you may want to request to be put on the second floor instead of the third as they do not have an elevator. For most it shouldn't be a problem as they also have a small one for luggage only. The most fantastic is the breakfast. The first day I had to leave at 6am so before the breakfast starts (7am). It consisted of an awesome selection of local breads, croissants, yogurt, hyper-fresh fruit salad, espresso, fresh orange juice, cheeses, and all of that served with an amazing kindness by the staff!

Excellent check in process, the front desk staff is very professional and customer service is…read moreexcellent. The hotel is clean, spacious and very modern. I requested a high up, quiet room with a view and it's exactly what I got. I received 2 bottles of water and a package of macaroons and a lovely note to welcome me. I must say all the added touches does make you feel extra special. I would say the breakfast is a little overpriced so I ate outside of the hotel, and you do have to pay for parking. Also, the hotel has a great view, and walking distance to amazing restaurants.

Very nice hotel and conference center. Lots of conference rooms and bathrooms! The place is very…read moreclean and the employees were all helpful and service oriented. The rooms were clean with all necessities. The location is also great. I would definitely stay here again'

As of today, as I write this review, average price of local ARBNBs 1 bedroom apartements are…read morebetween 150-250/night during the week, off season, and other hotel rooms between 160-220. Mid April (off season) I would have loved to be more generous as the staff is so nice, and my mom, who has worked for the gvt for years, have sworn by these hotels for years. Unfortunately, yes this hotel is getting old. Old rooms partly renovated. Well chosen colours to adapt to today's styles. But you can see the "partly renovated" efforts through details: patching between toilet tiles, stains on old rugs, old wood furniture from the 90s, paint peeling off in the bathroom. The look, I could have passed by personally, but I chose an hotel room cause I told myself, this will be quieter from sure and there is service. Like I said, staff amazing. On day 1, my card did not work after remagnezing it, but the manager came himself as his handyman had already left. It took him 15 minutes to change te batteries(complicated system) of door knob and all was fine afterward. Had to get a new card the day after, as it got again unmagnetized. But unfortunately it is not well isolated sound wise. Could hear slightly my neighbours tv and hear him coughing. I thought, a new couple on their honeymoon, we hear them for sure. It has also one of these communicating double doors between rooms. Though this is practical for events -Like I said my mom used to work for the gvt and sometimes they'd use adjacent bedrooms to have a 5-7 room for their guests (one room to prep food and drink and one for the party) - kind of weird feeling when I first saw it, as we're not used to it anymore. It is absolutely well situated though. Right between old Trois-Rivieres and downtown. Loved it. Did everything by foot. The heating: one of those old wheel ones...when after the click it gets too hot, and below it, you freeze. The scent: I actually loved it as it was a memory of my youth, joining my mom in such hotels. Like a powdery - clean odour. The lighting is horrible. Nothing on the ceiling and at night, aside for the entrance and bathroom, the room is softly lit. I love this option for when needed, but not practical when you look into your thing's. They could have opted fir at least a 3 level lamp in that table corner. Also above the bed, they are neons...so noisy it was aggravating ! The beds are clean from what we can tell. and slept well. The parking is included and enough space. No breakfast but this is mentioned. I was by myself and had 2 queens bedroom. They don't seem to have one bed rooms. Which they should rethink and give more space. If we would have been two or more...we would have lacked wardrobe and counter space. In general, great cheap option if you are looking to save some bucks. Personally I'd would have paid the 40$ extra to get an apt in a rental website for the space and feeling more at home option. But this is perfect for people who want to save, youngsters or anyone who is also in and out of the city or looking just for a room to sleep at night and explore this cute city. Voilà et bon séjour!

Every New Years Day, my whole family and I come here for their special holiday buffet…read more They have event rooms and they are huge, they have a live musician and an entertainer for the kids (usually a clown or a magician). They also have a normal restaurant near the lobby that serves a la carte for the holidays. The food is always pretty standard but they do have some options you don't expect like sushi sometimes. The belle of the ball is the chocolate fountain though *heart eye emoji* Staff is nice and quick to clean up your plates, the hotel is always clean and welcoming, and the parking (I believe) is free.

Affordable five star hotel that offers all the amenities that will make your stay in trios-Rivières…read morea memorable experience

Very nice hotel. Clean, great service, & comfortable beds. The basic room had a queen bed & single…read moremurphy bed hidden inside an armoire design. Table with good work/eating space, dresser, bedside table, wall mounted open hangers, iron and ironing board behind murphy bed, flat screen TV with all the French programming you could want (including those crazy cartoons), lounging chair, desk chair, and mini fridge to complete the room. The front house staff were very polite and seemed to be the only ones with some command of the English language in Trois-Rivieres, which was comforting since I have no command of the French language. There is a beautiful park just 5 minutes walk past the bridge to the right of the hotel. It was along the riverfront and had a great view of the entire bridge. There was an ice-cream shop at the front of the park. Walking/biking path surrounded several large fields for soccer & outdoor activities. It was a Saturday when I visited, so many people were out playing or having a picnic. Past the park about another 5-10 minute walk began retail/grocery storefronts. There was a buffet across the road less than 5 minutes from the park in which the taxi driver recommended (at least I think it was a recommendation), but I'm not big on those. So I kept walking (it was a beautiful day), after another 10 minutes I passed a Tim Horton's, Subway, & some other restaurants/cafes tucked inside the strip malls. I continued to walk until I hit the epicenter for gathering by the locals; Rue Des Forges. Countless retail, bars, & restaurants. This was about 30 minutes walk from the hotel, but worth it. (google maps states 2.7 miles) I settled on Angelines after seeing the Yelp reviews & it was worth it. Overall it was a great experience. This hotel is a little far from the action of the town, but if you don't mind a walk or paying for a cab to get there I highly recommend it. There was an outdoor pool & tennis courts on the premises as well. I'm sure they had a gym, but I was there for a limited time and did not go looking. I would not recommend eating breakfast in the hotel though. It was an additional $6 and did not look appetizing at all (I didn't partake based on the presentation alone). I stayed on a Friday night in September 2014; the room rates were $140 Canadian per night. Hopefully this will help those traveling in the area looking for a place to stay.

This HI should serve as the blueprint and minimum standard to which all HIs should match…read more SO and I were checked in by Julien on Sunday and he was a consummate professional.  He has a wealth of knowledge and provided a lot of information about taxis, restaurants, and the history of Quebec. HI should clone him and have him in every HI property. We were pleasantly surprised that there were Uber drivers available, which we utilized for round trips to the downtown area. The premises is kept very clean, from the exterior to the interior.  The lobby area had a nice lounge area with loveseats and chairs.  The rooms are clean with Dove soaps and shampoos along with plenty of towels. Additionally, the property is quiet and the breakfast is adequate.  Absolutely no complaints!

Our experience at the Rodeway Inn was horrendous…read more We arrived at the inn, and immediately through the doors we were confronted with a large puddle resulting from a leak in the ceiling. Both the leak and the puddle were still there when we left. We continued over to the front desk, where a rude and barely bilingual man (neither of us speak French) attempted to check us in. He was unable to clearly explain or answer any questions. He handed he a contract to initial, but the while thing was entirely in French with no English translation. The only part I was able to make out was the deposit of $200, which hadn't been mentioned beforehand AT ALL and he wasn't able to elaborate on. For one, this should have been clearly laid out at the time of booking and for two, this deposit is completely out of the range, especially for such a shitty place. We had been travelling for an entire week and not once did we encounter anything anywhere near that. ALSO not only should the inn have their contracts laid out in various languages, but at the very least the concierge should be able to explain it on a basic level. I tried asking a few questions but he was unable to understand, so I gave up as it had been a long day of travelling. The inn's booking.com profile mentioned a restaurant, so we assumed we could have a bite to eat. NOPE. No food. He attempted to explain that they only serve breakfast, and for that you pay extra (even though my understanding was that it was free), and was not able to give us any suggestions in the area. We were told to park around the back and unload through the outdoor entrance. That entrance didn't open with the key card we were given. When we finally made it in through the badly kept indoor hallway entrance, we found ourselves in an oddly shaped and appointed room. The bathroom was half in a teeny room with a sink outside (beside the entrance) and an angular wardrobe in the middle of the room made it hard to maneuver. Everything looked ill kept, and it was clear that a paint job and some white sheets were the only recent investment made. The inn's "lipstick on a pig" aesthetic was less than pleasing, and the photos online made it out to be much nicer than it was in reality. After settling for the night and heading to bed, we were rudely awoken at 5 in the morning by a commotion in the hallway including slamming doors, loud talking and beeping. Once the party responsible moved into a room, the noise continued. There was a literal orgy happening in what turned out to be the adjoining room, complete with awful sex sounds, television, and all kinds of commotion. We could hear every footstep, cough, bump, bang, sheet crinkle, whisper, beep and tv show as though it was right there in our room. Oh, and they smoked every few minutes both inside and out, so our room soon stank of cigarettes. WHY IN THE WORLD would you put a loud, early morning check-in next to clearly sleeping guests? Especially when the inn appeared to be largely empty??? Why??? Well, the answer is that THEY DIDN'T KNOW WE WERE THERE. Our incompetent concierge didn't check us in properly, or so the morning concierge told us. WHO by the way was unable to help at all and offered us no apologies. As a shitty end to an abominable visit, as we were checking our route we saw our room advertised for $55, nearly half what we paid, and they wouldn't honour that price or even offer us anything in the way of making reparations. In fact, I've seen it advertised since at all kinds of cheaper prices. Booking.com advertised this listing as "great value". Never again. OH and when I tried to lodge a complaint with Choice Hotels, their owner, I was hung up on.

We stayed at Auberge La Veranda this year for our family Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Three Rivers. We…read morehave been coming to Canada for many years to visit the glorious shrines. Usually we stay at the Madonna House, but with the recent changes we were unable to. We were delightfully surprised by the accommodations at the Auberge La Veranda. The manager is extremely helpful and helped to organize breakfast for us, coffee, and refreshments each day. The rooms are extremely well stocked and kept. From refrigerator and stove, to AC and TV, to pots and pans and silverware in the kitchenette. Each day at the Auberge La Veranda was special for our family pilgrimage because it is still walking distance from the Basilica and the staff are so welcoming and nice. We are very thankful to have found this hotel and we would stay here again very readily. please stay here if you get the chance.

Third time here. I've always been here in winter which means I've never noticed the surrounding…read more The lobby is clean and well lit. The decor seems fresh and classy. It's clean with a large fireplace. Check is cordial and pleasant. We were there on business with a package. The meals and private dinner were included. The supper was excellent with delicious options; oso bucco, salmon tartare, and some steak. Everyone enjoyed their selection. We all finished the evening in the outdoor spa. Despite the subzero weather, the steaming pools were quite pleasant. The rooms are quite large with limited options of English stations. The tubless shower was fine with a hidden tv in mirror. Breakfast buffet was quite elaborate with an omelet station and an excellent display of fruits and cereals. The overall stay was pleasant and enjoyable. The staff was friendly and charming. Nice place.

From the owner: Located midway bewteen Montréal and Québec City, only a few minutes from Trois-Rivières, Auberge…read moreGodefroy has built it's reputation on the refined comfort of the room, its renown table and its commitement to making your stay a memorable one. The Espace Aqua-Détente with its indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs opened all year round will groud you with the essentials. Numéro d’enregistrement 039616

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