The idea of finding this is exciting, I was looking for a room and found this…read more Multiservice tourist information bureau run by Tourism Québec. Located in Old Quebec City, across from Château Frontenac, visitors to the bureau can gather information on all Quebec destinations. Very well maintained, brochures, pamphlets of tours, and excursions are there. folks will help you out with any questions. the tours meet right outside the office which is very convenient (across the famous Chateau Hotel). As every place is nearby, it was our go-to place for restrooms. By the way, there are many restrooms in this area. like 5 minutes of walking, loved it.

NOT MUCH INFO AT TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER…read more The Information Touristique center is located in a large corner building on Rue Sainte-Anne across from Place d'Armes (near the Monument to Samuel de Champlain and Chateau Frontenac) . It was an odd visit to a tourist information center where one expects to find racks full of maps, brochures and restaurant flyers. The stark and empty room suggested that the information center was winding down after a busy summer tourist season. I saw a few posters on the wall but no brochures. Although I was the only visitor in the center, a woman gave me a number and directed me to stand on a non-existent line to speak to a representative. The representative gave me one map of Old Quebec and when asked, she had no brochures or flyers to give me. Note - some visitors might find the stairs and the heavy front door a challenge when visiting the tourism office.

We took a day trip from Montreal to Quebec City to visit the Montmorency Falls and old Quebec. We…read moredeparted Montreal at 6:30 and arrived at 10 am. We left at 5:30 pm arriving in Montreal around 9 pm The attendants were terrific. The bathrooms were clean. We could have taken a bus, rented a car, or taken a flight, but the rail was affordable and practical. We highly recommend

We were part of an Autumn Colors Tour group, and we have tickets that include a trip to Canada by…read moreRailways, from Montreal to Quebec City. We were impress by the modern design of the cars specially the restroom, something from Star Wars. It was bigger than most restrooms in planes or trains that we've seen. The doors curved open and close. The seats were comfortable and the scenery was enjoyable! The train stations of either end of the ride are beautiful, lots of shops and clean, lots of stained glass and ornate. The outside of the building was even more beautiful! Compared this train to Amtrack, this is MOST IMPROVED!

Vincent did an amazing job. The selection of places and pacing of this tour was perfect. We ended…read moreup going back to several of the locations later for other meals. He also covered some of the unique history of Quebec and the province. Highly recommend this tour.

On MARCH 1 we booked a JULY 12, 2024 11:30am Quebec City tour with Local Food Tours and received…read moreconfirmation with instruction to arrive 15 minutes early at Restaurant La Buche, 49 Rue Saint Louis. On July 10 at 12:23pm we received an email message that our tour was being cancelled "due to circumstances out of our (the tour company's) control." The company asked if we would be available on July 11 or July 13 for rebooking (we were NOT available). Less than one hour later (1:09pm to be exact) we received another email stating "You can disregard my previous email. I was able to find a solution." We responded, "Thank you. We will plan on our original reservation." On the day of the scheduled event (July 12, 20024) we arrived early at the restaurant for our 11:30am tour. At 11:22am, seeing neither a tour representative nor other tour participants, I telephone the tour company but only got an answering machine message, spoke in French (which I could not understand). At 11:29am I sent an email to the tour company stating, "We are waiting at La Buche but see no guide. Please confirm today's tour is planned as originally scheduled." Around the same time we learned from the guide of a different food tour group (but with the same tour company) that the starting point of our tour had apparently been changed. WE WERE NEVER NOTIFIED !!! At 1:10pm I finally received a call from a company representative who apologized for the situation. Our travel plans did not allow us to "reschedule" the tour, and by this time our disappointment and frustration at having been "stood up" led us to demand an immediate refund of the tour payment. We had believed this food tour would be a true HIGH POINT of our visit to Quebec City. Instead, it became a COMPLETE DISASTER. We have traveled to many places internationally over several decades and never, ever experienced such a failure to communicate

This a must visit if you're a visitor. They have everyday guided tours on site…read more The visit explains the history to till date so well with an apt ambience. The tribe people themselves are so good in making us understand their heritage and culture through small shows and play which had a tribal dance too. I definitely recommend to do this visit on your top 5!

A M B I A N C E We…read moretook our Grade 9 students to the site. The experience was good! The tour was amazing, our guide was amazing. We were 96 students, so when we ate in the restaurant we were quite loud. We were told very often to quiet down from others... Which is difficult to tell 100 teenagers!! O V E R A L L Q U A L I T Y The food was good! Some students complained, but that's usual... Anything different to them = not good. They just don't understand different tastes! P A R K I N G There is a small parking lot! L O C A T I O N On the Wendat reserve in Quebec City! H E L P F U L S T A F F Simon was amazing. He spoke in French, but slowly enough that our students understood. They talk about important subjects in Canadian history, so I hope they continue to talk and share!

Thomas was wonderful. One of the best tours I've ever been on. Highly recommend. He made history…read morereally interesting by his storyline.

Our family went on a ghost tour with Thomas. He was equal parts creepy and funny. We loved hearing…read morehis ghost stories and eerie tales of the macabre. Merci beaucoup for a great evening out!

Great station with very helpful staff. It felt like Platfrom 9 3/4 from Harry Potter arriving as…read morethey gave us a shopping cart for luggage and we were staying at Chateau Frontenac, a castle, so it felt very magical.

Pro-tip: Go to the customer service window in the hall where you enter the trains and show them…read moreyour vaccine proof for an easy and faster boarding experience. Location: 5* Ambience: 5* Service: 5* Cozy and effective train station. Easy to catch a train to get to many places from here. We hopped onto a train from Quebec City to a Montreal and it was fast, efficient, and clean. The boarding experience was fast and made easy by using my pro-tip above. Happy travels.

The breakfast was excellent and is set up more like a cafe with individual tables with linens,…read morerather than the typical cramped family style breakfast offered at many b&b's. Our room was large and clean with an exposed brick wall interior. The location is very central on a lovely street with restaurants right outside the door. Also very close to Parc des Champs de Bataille.

A-Ok describes this place just fine. The location is excellent for Quebec City sightseeing (you…read moredon't really need to be inside the walls to access Vieux Quebec easily), and it is clean and cute enough. It is really more like a small hotel than a typical B&B, which may or may not be what you are looking for. I still don't know anyone's names, since we arrived after hours in the evening (letting ourselves in), and when we arrived at breakfast in the morning, no one cared to introduce themselves. We mentioned who we were, and that Paul (whom I had contacted by email) had said that a vegan breakfast could be prepared for us. I said this in French, explaining as best as I could that we were "vegetalien," and what this means, repeating it on subsequent mornings. Nonetheless, the only food I am really sure was vegan was the fruit. Every day, we were served pre-wrapped packets of real cheese, which made us wonder if the crepes we were told were made without eggs, and with "olive oil," were really vegan. This was stressful because we didn't want to seem ungrateful for the supposedly "vegan" breakfasts, but we also didn't want to eat them if they really weren't. We would much rather have been told that they don't do vegan, but that we'd be welcome to stop by for coffee and fruit, and get a more complete breakfast on our own afterward. Overall, the place is fine, the only real problem being the noise level from the street, which is only solved by running the window air conditioner as white noise; I don't know what might be done when it is too cold to run the air conditioner. We couldn't have slept with the noise level that existed before we turned it on. The free access to a computer near the breakfast room was a nice bonus, as was the free parking.

Great convenient location, family owned, friendly staff, cute room, exceptional view, easy parking…read more(not included, however, easy).

Location and customer service were great. The rooms are being updated. Beds in the room 6 were very…read morecomfortable. The sofa is dated and had an odor to it. For the total deal, I would absolutely stay here again. Try to go directly to the hotel site instead of through Expedia or hotels.com or booking.com because they take a percentage off the top and you may be paying more than if you book with the hotel directly. We had 2 full beds and sofa bed , dining table, view of the st Lawrence river and access to balcony and the roof top seating area. We are a family of 5 and the hotel accommodations met or were above expectations. Walk everywhere in Vieux Quebec.