Nice B&B in La Baie Québec. 10 rooms are available, with a great view. The hostess is charming and…read morea great cook. A pool is in order for this summer.

A B&B needs to be rated vs 3 main criteria - accommodation, breakfast and reception. This historic…read moresummer home of Sir John A. Macdonald is truly a gem. It is a museum with much of the original period furniture in place. The site has incredible views and the wrap around porch is a perfect resting place. You can almost sense the old guy in the place. The original wallpaper is evident in the dining room but most rooms have new wallpaper installed in 1905! Beds are comfortable. Clean. Go for the accommodation...not for the breakfast. We chose Oeufs en cocotte but passed on eating them. They were undercooked and basically raw looking. The slice of homemade bread was very good but the portion of butter and preserves for the two of us was inadequate - less than you would get in a single plastic container in a chain restaurant. Good coffee though only available at the exact time of breakfast. I believe the "aubergiste" though very pleasant was overwhelmed in her position. I first experienced that in booking the room, on arrival, and prior to breakfast. I would encourage people to consider this place as a worthwhile stop but be aware of its limitations.

Not for everyone since it's not a standard hotel. But if it's your style, you would love it madly…read more It's an ancient house where you will fill to stepped back in time. The rooms are un-modern but large and very comfortable. Breakfast is great and you will take it in a little dining area overlooking the river. The house itself is in a exquisite and quiet setting. It's offer a lovely view of the St. Lawrence. If you want to bike in the Rivière-du-Loup area, which is my cas, it's really well located. May also be a good place if you want to drive around the region.

So on Thursday the wife and I decided to head up north of Quebec City to hopefully see the Northern…read moreLights. So in looking for a good price with good reviews I found this hotel. In further looking at the pictures I saw the beautiful view of the fjord and was sold. So we booked it and Saturday morning we did the 8+ hour drive from Boston to get there. Upon entering we were greeted with a nice warm smile and a meaningful Bonjour! and something more which I couldn't understand as my conversational French is minimal. Upon my returning the Bonjour and asking to check in in English our friend quickly switched to English and we had a pleasant chat. As we were tired from the drive just wanted to get something to eat and take a quick nap before venturing out for a late night of gazing at the heavens we accepted the offer to eat in the hotels restaurant. Mind you as a rule I don't usually eat in a hotel restaurant as the food is usually pretty mediocre but we made an exception in this case. Boy oh boy am I glad we did. That night you had two options - ordering off the regular menu or the Chef had made up a table d'hote that you could order from. So the wife and I did the table d'hote - 4 courses each. We had escargot in a cream type sauce and smoked salmon mousse for appetizers. The next course was a beef consume based soup. The entrees were turkey with mashed potatoes with cranberry sauce, and duck stuffed cannelloni with a salad. Desert was Black Forest Cake. To say the least we were blown away with the quality of the food. Everything was so delicious not one bad thing to say about the meal at all. Everything was just incredibly delicious! Talk about your hidden gems this is definitely one of them and the price was under priced in my opinion for what you got. We were so impressed we did brunch the next day with very good results as well. As for the hotel, as others have mentioned it is been completely remodeled as far as we can tell very recently. Everything was clean, neat, smelled nice, an was warm and inviting. We had a room with a view of the fjord and that was a beautiful sight to wake up to after a long night. All the staff we encountered were very helpful spoke English well enough so we could be comfortable in talking with them and were just very friendly. I can't recommend this please highly enough to anyone that would like a nice quiet romantic get a away for a weekend! It is an awesome place and I wish them the best of luck they deserve it. The wife and I would definitely stay here again without any hesitation.

A smashing little gite - just a five minute stroll to anywhere, grocery, restaurants, the Harbor…read more We were the only people staying. The bed was comfy and we had a little upstairs balcony to sip our wine on and watch the passers by. Good value and a cheerful manager.

This was the only place in the village opened for lunch, so we really had no choice there. The food…read morewas eatable, but the portions were small and the service was totally indifferent, I guess they're sick of tourists here.

We loved this cute, quaint restaurant! We had the soup and salad and returned the next day for…read moreanother type of soup and a sandwich. We were happy with the fresh food, the excellent service and the warm atmosphere of Chez Sam! The view from the front room looks onto the bay of Baie St Catherine.