Great place to rehearse in Quebec. Hourly & monthly rooms. Good price, helpful very staff. Merci!read more

Had a great experience staying at this hotel just outside of Quebec City. Rooms are clean and…read morestaff is welcoming. Thanks to Antony for creating an exceptional experience.

It's an average hotel and perhaps a little bit more costly than what I think it's worth. It's one…read moreof the hotels that has STROM spa packages. Although I don't think the package provides much value. The spa access and breakfast package cost an extra $88 something before tax but a spa access bought directly from STROM is only $79 on weekends. The only other thing was a tiny bottle of bubbly and some rewrapped in hotel branded wrappers two Lindt chocolate balls. Our room has two "queen" sized beds that seemed way more like double beds. The sheets must've been polyester and one pillow case was stained. The bathroom fan wasn't working so the room was damp. The bathroom is a toilet and walk in rainfall shower but sooo cramped. You can barely open the door when standing in front of the toilet due to lack of space! And possibly a consequence of the tight spaces, the light switch is on the outside so you necessarily have to turn on the light which streams into the room as you open the door to go in the bathroom. I found that annoying when you're trying to sleep and someone needs the bathroom flooding the room with light. The sink area was also pretty small but included open shelves with towels, hairdryer and for purchase snack and drinks. There was a mini fridge in the closet as well as a safe. The room was pretty compact and felt crowded for even 3 people. It would probably be cramped for 4 people. Also the building didn't have many spare toilets in the lobby area. There were 2 downstairs from the resto and only 1 next to the main lobby. The staff was nice though, they were pretty helpful even though they didn't know certain details. They have cosy bathrobes available upon request, perfect for winter but very warm for summer lol. The night table in the middle has no outlets but one bed had access to an outlet weirdly between the bed and the exterior wall. We had to charge our phones at the little desk. The website said they had a free shuttle to Old Quebec and STROM spa but it's actually a complementary RTC (public transport) pass. We ended up taking our car since there's plenty of parking at the spa.

EXCEEDED EXPECTATIONS! Wow wow wow! I can't stress enough how this is a MUST SEE when you visit…read moreQuebec City. This was my second time vacationing here and not once did anyone tell me to do this tour. I decided to book it for my sister's 40th bday as a fun activity to do for 3 hours during the day. I remember when I booked the tour, I looked at the website and thought to myself, this is either gonna be super lame or kind of cool but never did I expect it to blow my mind! Located about a 45 minute bus ride from Downtown QC - we did Unitours which pick you up outside the Frontenac. Easy to find them as their busses are labelled really well. They drive you directly to the hotel, and let you visit for 90 minutes. And that 90 minutes is perfect to see all of the Ice Hotel. There is SO much to look at. There's a cute little coffee shack outside the hotel as well if you want a bite/warm drink. The way the hotel is set up you go into the chapel to start (yes people get married here) and it's truly something else - so pretty and coooold! Definitely bundle up if you have plans to go to this hotel. There are phenomenal sculptures throughout the hotel, the bar was such a highlight too. The drinks are all served in ice blocks that are a fun experience - while they're expensive for a cocktail and very little mixology involved it was still worth it for me. After the bar, you check out all the rooms that people stay in and wow some are actually spectacular and made me want to stay overnight. The ice carvings are beautiful - my favorite room was the whimsical forest one. Just so cool! My second favorite was a wolf room with the northern lights. And how could I not mention the ice slide!! A slide inside the hotel that you can go down on your butt or if you want to go fast, on your feet! I had a blast going down the slide a couple times. This hotel is absolutely a unique experience and we loved our self-guided tour of it. Next time I'm in QC, I'd love to actually stay there and dine at the beautiful ice restaurant too! The Fairmont owns this property so you know it's gonna be a goody. As you leave, they also have a little warm teepee tent with some artisans selling cute stuff, we each got a really lovely pair of beaded earrings. You gotta check this one out, it's so fun!

It's a nice experience to visit. I did not stay at hotel but visited during the day. The Hotel de…read moreGlacé is located behind the larger resort and hotel. The sculptures, bar, hotel rooms and restaurant are nice and worth a picture. If you get a drink at the bar it is served in a double shot sized glass. Overall it was nice experience and would recommend others to see once.

Well located and charming stay in Quebec City. The manager "John" was gracious enough to wait for…read moreus for a late check-in. At around $200 USD/ night for our summer stay, our spacious room (with three double beds, one of which was in a separate room) was perfect for our family of four. The room itself was average -clean enough, small bathroom, fine bedding, etc- the best part is the location! It is across a small park from the famous Château Frontenac, Terasse Dufferin, and the Fronicular down to lower town.

They have a scooter tour for the island and it was amazing…read more The island is such an amazing magical place. And being able to explore it on the scooter was ideal. 100% worth it.

I came here on a road trip with my friend. This is a cute motel facing the water. However, at night…read morethe ac was making noises, which made it hard to sleep. The owner was really nice, but not all staff were. Also, I thought the price was a little high for what this place had to offer.

Way better than expected. Maybe I read the wrong reviews, but some yahoo on Google or TripAdvisor…read moresaid this place had no elevator. It had at least two, plus an indoor pool, and free parking. The staff was friendly enough and spoke English well. The location is excellent, close to old Quebec City (directly down the same road) and the touristy areas, plus directly across the street from several major malls and shopping centers. I loved the room, it was cozy and comfortable, with comfortable chairs, a good bed, and it was clean. TV had both French channels and Anglophone channels including CNN. There is an indoor pool and a restaurant on site, neither of which I tried. My only beef, and it's small considering parking was free, was that the parking lot kind of sucked. Yes, it was partially covered, but was not a garage like every other place I stayed. Note that they do have an EV charging spot. BUT the open-air lot meant the snow came in at the edges and the poor quality of the parking surface, full of cracks and some potholes, meant that there were streams of ice and black ice all over the place. It was not the most fun I've had dragging bags inside. Also, maybe this is what that yahoo meant, but you do have to lug your bags up about five stairs to get in the door on the first floor that takes you to the elevator. If you have really heavy stuff, I'd suggest taking it in the front door first. Bottom-line: Given the excellent (Priceline) price and comfortable accommodations, plus the excellent location (from which you can drive and park at a downtown garage near the Plains of Abraham (and Indigo lot in our case....just don't get lost on your way back with your phone dead as it gets dark like we did!!) I would definitely return next time I'm in Quebec City. All the complaints I had were minor, and outweighed by the excellent price, great room, convenient location, and free parking.

Hotel is nice and modern. Stayed in one of the newly renovated rooms which was great. The pillows…read morewere uncomfortable on the bed and towels in the bathroom were quite small. Room was very spacious. Staff very friendly and helpful with parking directions.

This hotel is a clean, comfortable, and safe place to stay. It looks to have been renovated within…read morethe last few years and looks nice. It's located about a 20 minute drive away from Quebec City. Plenty of restaurants are right next door to the hotel as well as across the street. We appreciated the indoor parking lot under the hotel, especially since the weather was cold and snowy. Our room had one queen sized bed with an extra firm mattress, which was a little small and uncomfortable for me. The shower handle popped off twice when we used the shower. One desk lamp wasn't working. I told the man at the front desk and he sent someone to our room with a new working lamp within ten minutes. Staff was pleasant and completely fluent in English and French. The continental breakfast that was included in the price was basic--bread, cold cereal, and canned fruit. We went to a nearby Tim Horton's for breakfast instead. I liked the mini Cuisinart coffee maker in the room and used it every day. We had a mini fridge that we used too. Our room was quiet and clean. The temperature was comfortable and the air quality was good, no odors. The two upholstered chairs in our room were comfortable. I would definitely stay here again if I were in the area.

This is one of the hotels my company has special rates with. I chose it for its location, closer…read moreto where I need to be. It's by no means fancy nor does it have any extravagant features. It is however clean there are no carpets in the rooms, all hardwood. Mattresses are nice and stiff which are good for your back. Breakfast is included and there's a gym with a TV in it. So You get to watch hockey games while I'm training, Bonus: very few people use the gym so you have it all to yourself.