Stayed here for one night after working in the region. This appears to be the biggest and most…read morepopular place to stay while working in the Saguenay-Chicoutimi-Jonquiere region. A grand old hotel that looks like it's heyday was in the 80's-90's. The hotel did not look run down but it did look dated in decor. My room was comfortable and healthy in size. It was two Queen beds and had a separate area for sink and mirror and separate toilet area for doing your business. The layout of the room made me feel like I was at my uncles place who lives in a forgone era. He was a slickster back in the day and I'm sure this hotel was just the same. I took a walk and there is a huge water park for the toddlers a big pool and a few hot tubs. Really a large pool complex that you could spend hours at with the kids. The also seemed to have extended hours compared to the usual pool hours which typically closer early at hotels. Lastly the hotel had a happening looking bar with a few lizards hanging around. Also a wonderful restaurant La Seigneurie which I ate at. I'll review that separately but their specialty is beef! Hotel WIFI was a bit slow at peak periods in the evening but that's par for the course. Hotel room also had a fridge which was a nice pleasant surprise. Overall a comfortable stay and I'm sure the best hotel in the region. A great place to stay at with kids but come with tapered expectations.

I have stayed here about 12 times over that past 6 years. A nice big hotel that does focus on the…read moretraveler. The breakfast is very good and there is a nice bar in the lobby, There is everything you really could want in a hotel here...pool / dance club (in the basement...but nice) and a very nice restaurant for breakfast, lunch & dinner. The rooms are not palatial...but they are very clean.

Was an awesome experience staying here to snowmobile. Great indoor pool. Staff was excellent and…read morevery helpful with English speaking customers. 100 percent would recommend. Snowmobile trails goes right to the parking lot.

My wife suffered the need of a severe appendectomy operation. At a nearby hospital. I was in need…read moreof a hotel that could provide me with good rates and services to come and go. I was amazed at the overall personal care I was provided at La Sagueneenne from making sure I had a taxi to take me to the hospital each day. To providing me with translation from French to English for me. It was a pleasure to stay at this superb hotel. Will I come back again??? Absolutely!! Many hotels I called in the area, would not speak to me. Maybe due to my limited French language ability. And just told me they have no rooms available or wanted a very high amount of money for a room almost to the point of gouging. La Sagueneennee is heads above the rest of the hotels in Saguenay! In service, cleanliness, and hospitality. Thank You!!

We went there for a very quick stop as we were waiting for our tour bus to pick us up for our tour…read more The good: The two young ladies behind the counter were very nice and informative, and always smiling. The place is very clean. Bathrooms accessible and also clean. The bad: Nothing really as we were there for a very short period. This is a beautiful place. Bug since our vacation was already planned out, this became more of a bathroom stop.

Before catching a ride back to the ship, we stopped into this Visitors Center in Chicoutimi, Quebec…read moreCanada. It is small inside, but this little place is packed with informaton. If you cannot find what you are looking for in one of their many brochures and pamphlets that they have, then you may ask the person manning the counter. There was one young lady assisting someone when we stepped inside. She was busy with the person the entire time we were there. She seemed very helpful to them. Fortunately, we had already explored much of Chicoutimi. Only had so much time left before the ship was to depart. This little information visitor center seemed like it would be very helpful if we had needed them.

This is a small airport. I mean, this is a REALLY small airport. There is one gate area and the…read moresecurity (similar to the American TSA) only arrives when the arriving flight is on final approach. Because once you're in the gate area, there's nothing in there. Not even a Coke machine. Well, there are at least power outlets so that you can top off your phone one last time. Air Canada is the only carrier serving Bagotville with three flights a day to and from Montreal. At the moment, they are using a DH-1 aircraft, a nine-row turboprop with two-by-two seating. It's barely a 90 minute flight, so it's tolerable. Though the vibration seems to have loosened a couple of my fillings. Taxi service here and a couple of rental car outlets. And a small restaurant in the arrivals area. Luggage is a bit slow, since they use the same tractor for departing flights. So they unload the plane onto one cart, load the plane with the next cart and then they bring the luggage to the carousel. Tip: try not to check anything and you'll be one of the first out to the taxi stand or rental car desk. Free wifi = awesome!

So I made a rookie mistake and ordered one of the hamburgers. That's what I do when I travel, it's…read moremy guage, if they make a good burger then the place gets my approval. Back to my mistake, the menu had many far more interesting items but I went with my 'usual' and another fellow Yelper's reccomdation. It was delicious. Served with home cut fries and a small salade. The salad dressing was very tasty and the fries were the classic good home fries. I will come back to try either one of the freshly made pasta dishes or one of the salade meals. The interior is hip, the crowd is a mix of young, old, business folks, or just casual locals soaking up the vibe.

In this quaint town with little food selection besides pizza...this place is a breath of fresh air…read morefor the discriminating gourmet, or Yelper! This is THE goto place in town without a doubt...look no further and go nowhere else...this is the hot ticket...and the portions are generous as well.

This is the transit and para-transit agency for the City of Saguenay, serving the former cities of…read moreChicoutimi, Jonquiere, and their surroundings. Schedules are posted at some bus stops. I wish that real-time arrival information was available.

If you need a HOTEL at La Baie, this is the only hotel with proper facility. It is good hotel too.read more

This place saved my life. I'm not exaggerating! After our car was damaged rendering it un-drivable,…read morewe were taken by the tow truck driver to this incredible refuge. Every front desk staff member I have interacted with (at least 4-5 of them) was as helpful as possible. They helped me communicate with the tow company in French, the car repair place also in French, and rental and bus alternatives in French as well. They helped order taxis when we needed to get around because we didn't have a car. They printed my bus tickets for me. They let me use the phone to make calls to sort things out and helped me get in touch with my insurance company. They were accommodating when we needed to come back and stay extra nights when the car was still not fixed. Everyone here was so friendly and the hotel itself is really quaint and beautiful and the rooms are very comfortable. I would definitely make this my first choice on any return trips to the Saguenay/La Baie area. Thank you, Auberge Des 21: you made our difficult situation much easier by taking some of the stress out of it for us and being so unbelievably helpful and friendly :)

First class. Wow, I am from Oregon USA and was working up here for the week. I stayed here as well…read moreas had dinner. The 3 course meal with the duck was outstanding. Crisp, fresh vegetables and a great glass of Le Batonnier wine. What an incredible place. I will bring my wife back here as soon as I can. Merci!!!

Had a 2 night stay for a vacation in the fall colors and a bit of whale watching…read more First, the view cannot be beat! Absolutely fabulous views of the fjord from the dining room and the patio area adjacent to the hotel and parking area. There is a road in front of the hotel, but it is far enough below the hotel level that it does not enter into your view of the fjord. Comfortable adirondacks available to lounge in and enjoy some wine, etc with your view. Food was a bit hit or miss. There is a five course table d'hote menu, a three course, and an a la carte menu as well. The Panda greatly enjoyed the filet on the first night, but found it a bit chewy the second night. I had a fabulous gravlox app the first night, but the soup (cream of turnip) was not something I would have ordered if it wasn't included. The bison the first night was a little rare / chewy, but the cod on the second was perfect. Desserts were excellent at both meals (creme brulee, creme caramel). The room was quite small, only about a foot from the wall on one side and maybe two on the other. While the auberge itself is an older property, the room had obviously been updated recently with led lighting, an interesting closet / dresser solution, and flat screen tv (I think there was only one English channel though). The HVAC was not loud enough to be an issue. The mattress on the bed was softer than I like, and probably should be retired soon. Wifi was better than the average hotel There is also a small bar in the hotel, though we did not take advantage of that. All in all, the issues were far outweighed by the plusses. Staff was friendly, most spoke at least some English, and I would go back in a heartbeat if I had the opportunity. Recommended.