We had a fabulous stay at le Germain Charlevoix. Our room was adjacent to the salt water pool and…read moreour view looked out over the farm towards the Saint Lawerence. What a view. The room was eminently comfortable. The bed was high quality and our kids loved the bunks. I had a great thermal experience at the Sauna, I recommend booking ahead to make sure you have space when it fits with your schedule. I reviewed the restaurants separately but to sum it up high quality, but not cheap. We enjoyed our breakfasts and our dinners. My kids really enjoyed visiting the farm animals and the nice walk to the river beach from the property. Overall this is a great hotel and we hope to return in the future.

Great place to stay with or without kids. Very well located. The farm setting is incredibly unique…read more Heated pool with pretty but not very comfortable chairs. A 2 KM walk leads to the fleuve. Had breakfast there. Samuel was amazing and gave great advice. Spa is very nice. Yoga was very enjoyable. Wish there was an elevator in our building - less fun to walk up a few flights of stairs with our luggage. Pig table is pretty but not well designed or situated. We kept hitting its ears, nose etc overall design of room not very practical but pretty. Clean. Great COVID measures.

From the owner: Our Motel is located by the river near the 138. In each room, you have free Wifi, fridge,…read moremicrowave, coffee maker and coffee. We also provide dishes and toaster at the front desk all year long. The parking is free and right in front of your room. During summer time, a fire pit, BBQ, picnic table are installed for your convenience. A very friendly staff are just waiting for you. Come and meet us!!

English: Strange…read more The owners live in a section of a large building with the rest of the spaces set up as rooms to let. On a piece of high ground with great views of the river below. Lots of distant road and water traffic to view, without the noise. Quaint decor of oldish furniture. A decent large bed. What is off-putting is the commode, which is part of the large open room, set aside with only a folding screen. Let's just say that privacy is not part of the package. If a person were staying alone in this room, this would not be a problem. It is, otherwise. Put your toilet in your living room and you have an idea. A short drive down the hill takes you into the small town. It was probably a mis-communication, but when I met with the landlord to check out he would only accept cash. We were leaving in the morning, so I had to drive into town to locate an ATM. I did, got the cash and we left early the next day. We thought it was a bit high in cost, given the lack of amenities and privacy. Not recommended. French using English keyboard: Étrange. Les propriétaires vivent dans une section d'un grand bâtiment avec le reste des espaces aménagés en chambres à louer. Sur un terrain élevé avec de superbes vues sur la rivière ci-dessous. Beaucoup de routes et de voies navigables éloignées à voir, sans le bruit. Décor pittoresque de meubles anciens. Un grand lit décent. Ce qui est rebutant, c'est la commode, qui fait partie de la grande pièce ouverte, réservée avec seulement un écran pliant. Disons simplement que la confidentialité ne fait pas partie du package. Si une personne restait seule dans cette chambre, ce ne serait pas un problème. Il en est autrement. Mettez vos toilettes dans votre salon et vous avez une idée. Un court trajet en voiture sur la colline vous emmène dans la petite ville. C'était probablement une mauvaise communication, mais quand j'ai rencontré le propriétaire pour vérifier, il n'acceptait que de l'argent. Nous partions le matin, j'ai donc dû conduire en ville pour trouver un guichet automatique. Je l'ai fait, j'ai reçu l'argent et nous sommes partis tôt le lendemain. Nous pensions que c'était un peu cher, étant donné le manque d'équipements et d'intimité. Non recommandé.

Looking for somewhere different to go in Baie St. Paul we found this place based on some reviews on…read moreTripAdvisor. The host was very welcoming and the staff very friendly. We were a bit surprised to find out the menu was VERY reasonably priced. Some fancy food for some cheap prices. It turned out there was a reason. While I give some great kudos for effort, their execution lacked. A few of the dishes worked, but many didn't. Hopefully they get it right soon, because there is some great promise.

For a 2 star hotel this place is great! I couldn't believe how well maintained and clean everything…read morewas. You could literally eat off the floor anywhere. The bed was comfortable, decent pillows and the shower had great water pressure. Cable TV with basic local channels. The only thing I found odd was at the reception they charge for a Keurig coffee. Normally coffee would be complimentary. It wouldn't stop me from coming back however. If you're skiing for a weekend and need a simple place to crash, this is it!

Hotel Baie-Saint-Paul is a lovely renovated hotel-motel on the outskirts of town, a 10 minute drive…read moreto the beach or to the downtown area. The rooms were attractive and comfortable and staff was very helpful. It was a great value for the price. I would recommend this hotel to other travellers.

Great meal - fish and steak were both delicious. Lovely terrasse!! Wine was also very good.read more

Very disappointed. First the receptionist tells us that lunch starts at 12:00 and that we needed to…read morewait outside on the sidewalk when it was 11:55. She was very unpleasant and looked like she didn't want to be there. She asks us if we wanted to eat outside or inside but warns us that there's a lot of bees outside! So we decide to eat inside. Inside the restaurant there was a lot a flies and 2 bees... but they still leave the front door open knowing about the situation. Anyways, the most unpleasant part was the service and the food... The waiter forgot about us, serving other people there food and drinks while we sat there patiently waiting. My husband took the salmon, my mom the steak and I took the lobster rolls. The only think that tasted good was the salmon! The brocoli was to undercook, and the lobster rolls were just sad for 30$! (See picture below) the fries were not good at all and the pitcher of beer was not even cold. Refilling other people glasses of water while we didn't have any. I was so hangry that I ate and left... A local suggested this place and said good things about it... Very disappointed

We stayed here 2 nights Sept 1 and 2. The property is very…read morenicely appointed with hand made furniture in the rooms, leather reading chairs, spacious bathrooms, and nice firm mattresses. There is a sauna and an exterior Jaccuzi which my wife and I enjoyed immensely. Despite all of this, the manager, Regis Barthe, who is also the chef, has no support staff! He was handling everything from checking guests in, to showing the rooms, answering the phones, check outs, cooking, waiting on tables, bartender, and maitre'D ! He was completely left floundering for himself... And somehow pulled off the most incredible meals! The guy is a European trained chef, and prepared his own creations from the local terroir... Such as filet de canard, and chèvre braisse. He is an exemplary chef, but the owners of the place need to pay attention and give him help... He can't do it all. We've given 3 stars only because of the lack of staffing... You can't serve guests properly with one guy, the chef, doing it all!! We'd go back for his meal genius alone, but the owners better help him out.

Stayed at the inn and decided to have dinner there as it smelled so good when we arrived around 5…read morepm. Great decision. We enjoyed a drink on the comfortable porch before going in to the cozy dining room. Menu was small but varied enough and was local based. We enjoyed some pork, duck, gand veal along with good salads and delicious fresh vegetables. Smoked salmon appetizer made on premise was excellent. Classic french cuisine. There was a fish and beef option as well. Everything was nicely presented. This was definitely as good a meal as any we had in Quebec city Regis, the chef, and his wife Claire, both from France, were both charming and very helpful as inn managers as well. Claire booked us on a whale watching tour the next AM in Baie-St-Catherine which was well worth it. We had to leave before breakfast the next morning so Regis prepared a delicious mignerone cheese sandwich for us to take on the road.