The best thing that I could say about this hotel is that it is very utilitarian. There is a nice…read morebig room with an oven and a refrigerator. Everything in the room seemed to have been updated a bit. However this hotel is nothing short of creepy. You can get in the front door without a key up until 9 PM and there is no one who can see you from the front desk which is around the corner. The lobby is small, dark and there are people sort of hanging around at the door who could easily follow someone in the front door and up the elevator. The hallways are bleak. They are darkly lit and made of concrete block. The exterior of the hotel looks like a warehouse. The parking lot is gravel and we had to leave in the rain which was really a mess. After nine there's no one in the hotel although they give you a number to call if you have problems. There is a passcode to get in the door which I'm going to bet they never change. I would definitely not stay here as a single woman. The area around the hotel is OK but not great and this just seems like a very sketchy hotel. This might be OK if you were on a business trip or maybe out with the boys doing a little hunting, but I wouldn't come here with my family and I'm sorry I came here with my wife.

From the owner: Un tout nouvel établissement d'hébergement a ouvert ses portes en plein cœur du centre-ville de…read moreRimouski. L'Hôtel Le Saint-Germain c'est un style contemporain, un confort douillet, une ambiance chaleureuse et un service personnalisé exclusif. Situé en plein cœur du centre-ville de Rimouski, à moins de 200 mètres du magnifique fleuve Saint-Laurent, cet établissement est unique. Le Saint-Germain est le fruit d'un engagement envers la clientèle qui fait la différence, le client devient un invité de marque.

We stayed here on the way to Gaspe. Rimouski gets busy with tourists heading east. This town is a…read morepopular stop. They have descent restaurants but limited lodging. This place is clean. The rooms seem renovated, bright white and fresh. Our room had a mini fridge, a microwave, a coffee maker and a electric kettle. There was room for two car in front of our door to park. They are located on the main boulevard which could get noisy. Luckily our room was in the back. Water pressure was good. Not the best lodging I've have had but you definitely can find worst. I'd give them a 3.5.

Fantastic location. Decent restaurant. Great rooms. Service meh. We weren't allowed to check in…read moreeven a little early which was challenging considering we'd travel so far and had to prepare for a funeral. So we checked in late at night after family events- arriving at our room that wasn't ready yet- still needed pillow cases for the bed. The gal at the front desk only brought us two- for 4 pillows. Then we were charged multiple times for the room. Oh well‍ room and bathroom otherwise lovely.

Room is nice. No soundproofing whatsoever, and what sounds like a nightclub downstairs. 1 AM is…read moreapproaching and it's still too loud to fall asleep. Front desk made no mention that sleeping should not be part of our plans for this stay.

Run ! Ok so I came to this hotel to rest cuz I had a job up here . I never thought I would end up…read moreat a hotel hell but I did . Put the water at max heat and it was fucken cold it smells bad in the hall ways walking to my room . It looks nice from the out side but dam . This is my first hotel review same it's the worst one I ever been to .

A bit expensive place located right in Rimouski and on the St. Lawrence Seaway. It's a bit dated…read moreand amenities are limited compared to US hotels. Breakfast was not included.

We stayed here when dropping colleagues off for field work at Anticosti Island. The ship leaves…read morefrom Rimouski so we stayed the night to drop them and their gear off the next morning. The staff here speaks French and English well. The rooms were clean, European style so twin beds are small. It was comfortable and quiet when we were there. It bears mentioning that there is a theme to the entire hotel, and that is the Empress of Ireland, a ship that sank nearby in a terrible incident with loss of life similar to that of the Titanic disaster. It's fascinating, as many of the windows are designed like port-holes and there is a general nautical theme throughout. Definitely a Roadside America type destination, for those traveling through.

From the owner: Un décor unique... un séjour inoubliable!read more