This small B&B with very friendly hosts/owners was a wonderful place to stay in Tadoussac. It's…read morelocated 3/4 of a mile from the center of town up a hill, at the end of a quiet street. There is ample free parking. The rooms are comfortable with both heat and a/c and we definitely needed the a/c during this unusually hot June. Every morning we were treated to local delicacies prepared by Bruno or his wife, with delicious coffee drinks on demand. The menu and timing were fixed to accommodate guests in the communal dining room. All in all a nice change from the larger hotels we had stayed in Halifax and Quebec. We would highly recommend.

OMG! This was a marvellous adventure. We stayed in a bubble 5 meters above the ground, in a double…read morebed with linens, a night stand, lamp, and heat/A.C.. We fell asleep trying to name all the constellations and woke to the activity of local birds fliting from tree to tree. After we showered in our rustic private bathroom (with hot water), we enjoyed a wholesome breakfast of fruits, fresh yogurt, and granola with coffee and croissants.

We loved our little tree house. It was very peaceful and beautiful even though the weather was…read morecool and rainy. Three of us were comfortable in our tiny house. We had a bit of confusion over breakfast (if you upgrade it's not delivered to your cabin) and we weren't allowed to check in 30 mins early but that gave us a chance to walk around the area and meet the great Artisans who sell natural wooden objects just across the small road from the parking lot. Even my 70 year old mom with a bad knee enjoyed this stay (despite having to walk in from the parking lot and climb stairs) Highly recommended!

This place is awesome and probably the best in town (although the town is pretty desertion as it…read moreis). Service is great and feels really family like. Food is great although sometimes it feels like they try to hard to tell like professional. I would definitely come back to this place, given the opportunity.

Shukran Ella Desk is very helpful…read more Beds are firm Backyard is a meditation garden Towels could be better

There were toys you could borrow, a pool, playground. The only thing I would change is more…read moreprivacy, but over all it was great.

The staff was friendly and helpful. There English was very good. The camping sites are less…read moreprivate then I'd prefer but the facilities are clean and in good other. The location is close to many conveniences like food and Walmart. Right across from the campground is a short trail with gorgeous views of the town and a gazebo which we are breakfast at.

This is a review for the hotel not restaurant…read more Pooh and I stayed here while visiting Tadoussac. The hotel - motel Le Béluga delivers a very basic room. First we stayed in the motel so I cannot comment on the hotel though from the outside the hotel looked nicer. The motel is above the restaurant and our room was plain. Cons: The TV was small the channels were the same is if you had rabbit ears - no specialty channels like Bravo or Showcase. We didn't even have CBS, NBC or ABC just CTV and CBC. The soap dispensers in the bathroom were practically empty. We had to push the button maybe 10 times to get 1 tsp of gel. The "patio" door didn't lock - no latch. Just simple things that could have been remedied but weren't. Other cons: The reception was in the hotel so if you needed extra toilet paper or coffee capsules you had to go outside. The motel is next to the highway so if you sleep with the patio door open you'll hear transport trucks all night. The shower is made for people people 5'5" and smaller. I'm 6'2". Pros: The bed was comfortable, there was a mini fridge, a coffee maker and hardwood floors. We will definitely return to Tadoussac but stay at a different location.

First meal in Tadoussac. Arrived late during the music festival. This is a tiny town and we're…read morestaying at the motel a few steps nearby. The menu is small. We had kids in tow and they have a kids meal for $12 which comes with some housemade beignets soaked in caramel. The kids were too full to eat so we did. Score!! Food: We ordered fish and chips. Mussels in beer with fries$19, clam chowder, bang bang shrimp and Steak with side salad and home fries. Fish and chips$19 we're great with a ridiculous tartar sauce. I had to steal the kid's too. It was awesome for the fries. The fish was quite fresh. I believe it was cod. The mussels were also fresh. I kinda wished the broth was a little more flavourful but thats ok. My friend said the clam chowder was good but not the same as Boston broth more on the thin side. Fair enough, thats expected since Boston is known for their chowder. The steak is the downer. Its tiny 8oz for $29 and its not a good cut. I'm pretty sure its top sirloin. A bit pricey for a cheap, tiny cut. Service: Its pretty good. It's seat yourself so we went in to let them know we're sitting outside. We had rambunctious kids with us and we didn't want to disturb the other patrons inside. They said no a problem. The service was quick. Got our cold beers rigt away. They brought some sliced baguettes. Given its a tiny basket for 7 people but they gave us more when we asked. The food came not long after. Our steak was forgotten though buy she knew it as soon as the food came out. Right away she went in and had it done. She apologized and was really funny about it. All in all i would recommend this spot!

The room we stayed in needed some serious tlc. No air conditioning and all screens had holes in…read morethem. Had to close every window (mosquitos & black fly season). Made for a very warm and very uncomfortable sleep. No decorations on walls I.e. picture frames, etc. The bathroom needs a major renovation. No confortable chairs. TV was on a small table and very low. Impossible to view from the bed.

Arrived here late afternoon on a gloomy day. It's a pretty large resort with several buildings…read morelocated close to or on the hill overlooking the mighty St Lawrence River. We were quickly checked in and went to our room, which in this case was directly on the hill with a full and uninterrupted view. Even in the grey weather we could see across the huge breadth of the river, 1.5 miles wide here!!! Magnifique! We had brought some cheese, bread and pate with us, and some wine, so we did not feel like eating in the restaurant. We had food, wine and a room with a view. Romantique! The beds were incredibly comfortable and after reading and browsing online, we soon fell asleep, with the window open to the cool river air. The next morning, eager to get going, we decided to skip the hotel buffet, reasonably priced. In retrospect, we should have tried it, as it looked quite good and was in a nice room. But we had breakfast down the road instead. News item: Apparently they have whale watching tours from here, as these creatures swim in the 170 miles upstream from the ocean. All kinds, from blue whales too a herd of belugas. Who knew? https://www.quebecmaritime.ca/en/blog/riviere-du-loup-a-little-known-whale-watching-area