Was told a specific price over the phone and it changed when I got there. The service is decent,…read moreand the staff is nice but beware going during peak holiday season because for $400 a night it's really not worth it especially when you have families who save all year to go to a place like this and bring their kids. Normally it wouldn't be an issue, but multiple instances came up where our children were just running through the halls and screaming and there was absolutely no parenting. If you value your sleep, and if you value your money, avoid this place and go somewhere maybe cheaper but a bit better quality. Staff also made a mistake and opened my room at about 8:30 in the morning while I was in the bathroom. I had to get up abruptly and ask them to close the door. Apparently they didn't check whether or not I was staying a couple of nights or one night. As I was heading out, they didn't even ask if my stay was good because obviously it wasn't and I think they were a little bit embarrassed. The restaurant is all right, but the quality of the food is average. I ordered the lamb for about $50 which in Montreal would be served cut properly so that you can actually eat the meat, but I literally had to carve it out myself but at least it was frenched. Drinks are light on alcohol and be warned that the bar as well as the restaurant are filled with locals and all types of people. If you're from a large city where different types of people go to different types of restaurants, you're out of luck. Shout out to B&B that I should've stayed at which is just across the street a little south. I encourage you to go there and spend your money there instead.

I was pleasantly surprised this week with this hotel as I've stayed a few times in Rimouski and the…read morequality of hotels in Rimouski was somewhat disappointing. The Riotel added to my impression that Matane is a cool place! The hotel is under construction now and it appears it has been going through a renovation of sorts. The hotel rooms feel nice and recently renovated with quite comfortable beds. We ate in the restaurant which was really good and they have a really nice lounge and what looks to be a nice deck (for summer) all looks out onto the Ocean/St Lawrence. I'm definitely putting this on my hotel list to come back to as it served it's purpose and was a nice pleasant surprise!

Clean rooms with good space. 3 min walk from the ocean. Comfortable beds. We slept with our two…read morechilds and didn't lack of anything. Restaurants is close (ok for our monitor distance). Food at the restaurant was a little disappointing, all plates we orders had the same kind of sidedishes. Pastas of our child were good. Wouldn't recommend the tatare and the salmon.

Bed and breakfast in a nice old country house, surrounded by gardens in a quiet rural area about 20…read morekm inland from Matane on the the St. Lawrence River, north shore of the Gaspe Peninsula in Quebec. We found the accommodations very comfortable, the host welcoming, prices reasonable, a very pleasant stay. At time of this writing (August 2012) the B&B only accepts Visa (not Mastercard) otherwise cash. Wi-Fi is presently available only in a limited area in the dining room near the office (the innkeeper has promised to add more access points soon). Definitely worth a stay if you are in the area. Amazing number of windmills (for power generation) in the area.

Location: Just off the 132. Look for the sign!…read more The place: First, I'll start by saying that the grounds are immaculate - beautiful green grass, clean area to park your car if you're staying in one of their nine rooms, and the campground looked quite big without the campers being stuck together. You have access to the beach as well, and the owners have a seating area behind the motel so you can just chill out to your heart's desire. I stayed in room #7 with my mom and it was pristine. I've stayed in many hotels and Airbnbs, and none have come close to being as clean as our room was. In addition, the decor was beautiful and the room was spacious. It was super cozy, had a ceiling fan (there is no AC) and a mini fridge. It was obvious that the owners put a lot of thought into the comfort of the room. While the motel is just off the 132, I didn't find it particularly noisy with the windows closed and the ceiling fan on. The goods: In addition to the above, we had breakfast before leaving and we were quite happy we did! Nadia bakes her own bread and makes her own cretons and jams. For $10, you get two big slices of toast, along with cretons and jam + coffee. So first of all, the cretons are phenomenal. Secondly, the strawberry jam and orange marble de f*cking awesome. Thirdly, they had fantastic coffee for a motel. We were stuffed when we finished. As luck would have it, Nadia sells all of the items she makes, so we brought back a loaf of bread, a tub of cretons, strawberry jam and rhubarb jam. My dad has already eaten half the container of rhubarb jam so I am guessing it's good? ;-) Service: Excellent. Seriously, I have been to many different places and Nadia and Simon are the most welcoming, nicest, friendliest hosts you're going to meet. It's obvious that they love what they do and that they have their guests' interests at heart. They are truly dedicated to their business.

A small awesome place right on the side of 132 !! The view is amazing there's a campground behind…read moremotel but Madame Ginette is a sweet heart !! The language barrier was not a problem we got along great !! Will definitely come back

Clean despite its external appearance…read more The owner was very helpful. He ordered in my takeaway dinner because I could not speak French.

Quality in was probably the best hotel I ever stayed in . The beds where so comfortable the rooms…read morehad a nice and modern look to them good service nice staff that speak both English and French. They even have a free breakfast buffet it's nothing special but still. Me and my father ended up staying 3 nights the view was not that nice but other then that a huge up grade from the other place we stayed at for the same price.

Very nice hotel with a great staff. They're all very friendly and helpful and make every effort…read moreto communicate with those of us who speak poor or no French. The front desk staff speaks excellent English. The rooms are nice, the bed comfortable, plenty of English channels on the TV and free wifi. Also, the onsite restaurant is very good and when it's raining that's a big plus. Finally, they were very accommodating to those us who arrive on a motorcycle. It was raining so they let me park under the portico in front and let me leave the bike there so they could watch it during my stay. You can see that I can't say enough good things about the hotel and staff and it's well deserved.

Not quite the smallest airport I've flown out of (Bathurst,NB is smaller) but more convenient than…read moredriving the 6.5 hours back to Montreal. You enter this airport to a small check in counter for you flight. 4 different airlines operate out of here (Pascan, Sepaq Anticosti, Avjet and Air Canada). I was taking AC and it was a quick call through security and then in a holding area before we departed outside to my flight! This airport feels more like a bus terminal but it serves it's purpose.