My wife and I had visited the bar 20 years ago and we had to go back for a second time. It was…read morequite busy for a late afternoon, but we had a nice private table for two near the fireplace (thankfully not running). My wife ordered the La Rose et le Renard cocktail, while I had the simply named 1943. They were pricy at $26 & $32 respectively but were very well made. Plus, we had a snack brought to our table for free (nuts and crackers). We enjoyed ourselves people watching the well to do.

The Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is an iconic hotel in Old Quebec. No matter where you are in…read moretown, this hotel is the focal point. It is absolutely stunning. It looks like a castle in the sky. It is an older hotel but is beautifully preserved. So much history there. The rooms can be a little small- specifically the bathrooms unless you upgrade. We booked a room on the Gold Floor and had a great room, very small bathroom. The cleaning service was inconsistent. We got mouthwash after 3 days but not to start. No slippers like typical Fairmonts. The Gold Floor lounge is nice. Definitely not our favorite gold level lounge but still nice. Limited healthy protein options at breakfast. Vincent was our absolute favorite. We made an attempt to sit in his section every morning. His bright spirit was the perfect way to start the day. The bar downstairs is beautiful. It has limited seating and lots of non-guests want to experience it. The cocktails are so good and service is great. We are headed back in the winter and are looking forward to seeing it during the holidays.

Nice clean hotel near the VIA railway station but still a pleasant walk to old Quebec…read more The room we stayed at was spacious and very clean. The bathroom was small but very functional. The hotel was quiet at night: conductive to a good night's sleep . Good value. I highly recommend staying at Hotel le Saint Paul.

This place is terrible!! The rugs in the room were not vacuumed and they were stained. The lighting…read moreIn the room was just two table lamps. The beds were a piece of ply wood with sheets on them. Would not recommend this place to anyone.

This gem is conveniently located to loud bustle of night activity and a brief walk to the tourist…read moresites of old city. It is one block from the bus route 800 and 801 which can take you to St. Foy or La Chute Montmorency. The wooden floors are awesome, so much better than old, stained rugs in many hotels of similar price. The bed was comfortable, the TV was fine, once I figured out how to deal with the two remote situation. Front desk staff was helpful when I needed a taxi and when I had general questions about the area. Rooms are cleaned by maids only if you are staying for four days or more, so be aware of that. While not luxurious, the room fits the needs of a traveler well. I will definitely consider staying here again.

The Unilofts on Grande-Allee is in a perfect location. It is across the street from several…read morerestaurants, walking distance (10 to 15 minutes) to the quaint Old Québec, and the Battlefields Park is a 5 minute walk. The staff at the Unilofts was friendly, helpful and professional. The building is an old one, the rooms have high ceilings and ours was spacious. When I return to the beautiful city of Québec City, I will book a room at the Unilofts for my stay.

On a recent trip to Île d'Orléans, we stopped for lunch at Restaurant La Goéliche, located within…read morethe charming La Goéliche complex, which also offers rooms and apartments for rent. We were fortunate to dine on the outdoor terrace, enjoying beautiful views of the St. Lawrence River on a perfect summer day. To start, I ordered the Tartare de Bœuf, prepared with sun-dried tomato sauce, Parmesan, sweet pickles, and crispy fried onions. For my main course, I chose the Poutine Insulaire, featuring Valupierre fries from Orléans, black garlic and balsamic sauce, green peas, bacon lardons, fresh cheese curds, and duck confit. Both dishes were exceptionally well prepared, but the standout was undoubtedly the tartare. As someone who loves steak tartare, has enjoyed it throughout France and the United States, and frequently prepares it at home, I can honestly say that the tartare at Restaurant La Goéliche ranks among the very best I have ever tasted. The balance of flavors was outstanding, creating a dish that was both distinctive and absolutely delicious. Combined with the beautiful setting, refreshing drinks, attentive service, and excellent food, it made for a memorable lunch experience. Whether you're visiting Île d'Orléans for the day or staying on the island, I would highly recommend Restaurant La Goéliche for either lunch or dinner.

We came here for lunch on a weekday during our visit to île d'Orléans and were pleasantly impressed…read moreby the view of the restaurant and the quality of the food and service. The staff are friendly and gave us enough time to make up our mind and order. We ordered "Lobster Roll" and "Fish & Chips". Our food was fresh and delicious. And we enjoyed the view while enjoying the food. We also enjoyed a walk in the garden and surrounding area and admired the view after our lunch.

This was one of the nicest hotels I have ever experienced. From the moment our car pulled up, the…read moreservice was attentive and welcome. There were people immediately to take care of our luggage, and to wave us away when they said they would take care of the parking and any other logistics. Check-in was easy, and I was delighted to discover I had been given an upgraded room without making any request or having any particular status. The room was twice as large as most hotel rooms I've stayed at, with delightful views, a large and very comfortable bed, a couch and desk, and a style that was elegant without being stuffy. My fellow travelers had a room that was even more phenomenal because of the view it had over the water and the cruise ships that were coming and going. Hotel staff were always helpful with suggestions for places to go or neighborhoods where we'd find a selection of restaurants to eat at. In the evenings there is a small and comfortable area to order drinks and to listen to the guitarist or to simply sit and watch the fireplace. Although it is a high priced hotel, I would absolutely return. Its location is perfect. Walkable throughout the old town area and to the port. And its comfort and sense of quiet unpretentious luxury cannot be beat.

It was in researching hotels in Quebec that I found this one and also noticed that with the Amex…read moreplatinum card you get the free breakfast and room upgrade etc. So I actually decided to get the Amex platinum just for this hotel. It did not disappoint. We got a room upgrade to a lovely view of the castle and it even had a balcony. The breakfast at Chez Muffy was exceptional...the first morning it was so good I deemed it the best breakfast of my life (over a 1/2 century of living too). The only minor complaint we had was that we arrived late and the bar was closed. We were a little hungry so the front desk receptionist offered us some snacks from the mini bar. We should have realized these snacks would be mini bar pricing even though he handed them to us from the reception desk. $26 of chips and pretzels showed up on the bill! Our mistake. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again though. The bed was comfortable. The shower great too. And the service was very friendly.

My friend and I recently spent four nights in room 101. It was the perfect setup for 2 friends…read moretraveling together, who appreciate their own beds and their own space. There was also a small kitchenette, fireplace that came in handy on a very cold rainy day, and a living room area. The TV only works if you have a YouTube account. It was not important to us, but it may be to you, which is why I mention it. While some may describe it as 'shabby chic',we thought the rock walls and exposed beams were charming. We enjoyed looking out the big windows that overlooked the inner courtyard. The squirrels were quite entertaining. The bathroom was large and included both a tub and shower. While our reservation included breakfast each morning, we only ate there once. We found fruit, breads, pastry, boiled eggs, coffee, and juices. It was perfectly fine, but we found a nearby pastry and coffee place we enjoyed more. We'd happily stay here again if ever in Quebec City.

This was our second visit to Hotel Le Priori and we have loved both stays!…read more We arrived quite early so our room was not ready yet, but they held our luggage so we could go explore the city. When we checked back (still prior to regular check in time) our room was ready and they had already transferred our luggage there. We stayed in a suite, which is across a small courtyard from the main hotel. It's a big, cozy suite with a large living area with an electric fireplace, a kitchen, two beds, and a very large bathroom. A nice breakfast buffet is included with your stay. On our last night, the entire lower town lost electricity for four hours, but the staff handled everything very professionally and were super helpful. They handed out small flashlights and had the stairs illuminated with glow sticks. We were concerned that it would get very cold since the temperature outside was 19 degrees fahrenheit (-7 C), however those old houses were built to keep the cold out and it honestly did not get cold at all. We would not have even realized the heat was out if it weren't for the lights being out as well. If you're looking for a place to stay in the quiet Lower Town, we would highly recommend Le Priori!

A modern, tidy hotel. Amenities of hot water, carafe coffee, with tea and hot chocolate on offer…read more24/7. The night we stayed, security services and police in town for Pope's apology tour resulted in a sold out night for this big establishment. Loved the soap, creamy and moisturizing! Nice staff. Highly recommended.

Modern hotel with a great design. The sixth floor rooms have a high ceiling which make the whole…read moreplace look more spacious and relaxing. The lighting is dim in the rooms which I found a bit annoying at times when we needed more light, but also it was very calming. Rooms are very clean and comfortable! I only didn't like the pillow because they all seem puffy but get very very flat once you sleep on them. Bathrooms are very clean and the tubs are quite large so you can actually have a very nice bubble bath in there! Service was great and there's a lovely lobby space with a little fireplace. There's continental breakfast included which is not that great and not a lot of options but good enough. They give you an assortment of bagels, breads, and English muffins into which you can slather peanut butter, cream cheese, or an assortment of marmalades/jams. There's three cereals to choose from and also two bowls of fruits which are mostly melons and oranges. Ofcourse then you have fruit juice, coffee, or tea! Not a big selection but you can't really ask for much when it's a complimentary continental breakfast for all guests. Over all, I wouldn't mind staying here again. There's a big parking lot and parking is free, there's wifi, breakfast, very clean rooms, spacious rooms, and great service. :) Ohh and did I mention it's only a 10 minutes drive away from old city Quebec? So you can go into the city during the day and get away to the quiet for night!

We stayed here 4 nights to attend the ice carnival Feb 1-5…read more We had suite 207 which was lovely Breakfast was dropped off at our door each morning at 7 am. Delicious croissants, each morning a different add on ... yogurt, roll, cheese etc with juice and jams. We had a Nespresso coffee machine in our room All the staff was very helpful and parking was ample across the street for $17/night. (We had a pick up truck) and no issues Everything was very clean. Great housekeeping

Just came back last night from this hotel and was not impressed at all for the money which was…read moreinsane at 400 a night plus. This is a 125 hotel all day long except for its 15 minutes walking distance to the Frontenac Hotel which is about the same price right now. Don't get me wrong everything is insanely overpriced around here. This is Manhattan pricing. I think the whole thing is completely not worth it. The Frontenac is beautiful on the outside, but there's nothing really going on the inside and it's just surrounded by overpriced, mostly lousy, tourist trap restaurants. I would spend a day here that's it there's not much else to do if you are active. Overall, I'm very disappointed at the hotel and the area in my opinion was a complete rip off. The area was nice by the Frontenac, but all of the tourist trap restaurants and T-shirt and sweatshirt gift shops just ruined it for me. Decent walking if you are into hilly areas, pretty to see once but more of a one and done after a day. All of the videos I watched on this place and the area I feel deceived. It was not that interesting at all and not worth it in my opinion. I'm bummed out it was a waste of a lot of money and a lot of time getting there for a crappy hotel and a lot of bad food and average coffee at unfriendly coffee shops. By the way this hotel has no lobby coffee, no water or snacks whatsoever. Some nights are 500 even $600 a night here. As much as I hate Holiday Inn expresses they are far better than this hotel. This is just a basic no frills place and you can't even adjust the room thermostat. Apparently it's controlled by management so you have limited access if at all some evenings it was shut off completely. This should be illegal at this price range. Again you need your head examined if you pay this price here. I only did because I was deceived by overhyped reviews. A lot of hotels in area are same price but from the little I saw of them they appeared to have a more luxury vibe compared to this low end b&b type vibe here. Oh and by the way, they gave me parking passes for a lot across the street. I displayed all of them in my windshield and I was still given a ticket by a cop in this parking lot that was $92 found on my windshield. If I say I'll never be coming back it would be too soon.