What a lovely experience. We decided to treat ourselves to a spa day on our trip to QC due to…read moreworking so much this year. After this experience, I could see adding something like this in more frequently!! Sibéria offers really great deals online, which we purchased and booked in advance. No problems with using it upon arrival. We started with a 60 minute massage that was so calming and relaxing. We had lunch at the cafe - a duck & Brie sandwich, soup, and maple coffee (with alcohol). Delicious! We spent the rest of the day in the steam bath, hot tubs, sauna, resting pods, and drinking herbal tea. Truly a relaxing day. There are cold plunge options but we opted out of those! The only con is the changing rooms / lockers are a bit tight space wise, especially in the winter months with big jackets + layers. When visiting remember to bring your bathing suit and slides/flip-flops. Slides are available for purchase if you do forget. Towels and robes are provided. It was lightly snowing on the day we visited making it a magical experience and felt like being in a hallmark movie! Would love to come back and recommend to anyone visiting QC.

I can't recommend this place enough to visitors!…read more I came across this place online while planning for a trip to Quebec City and bought two gift cards. it was a 20 minute drive from old town Quebec, and I was checked in without any issues with the gift cards I purchased in advance. First, I made a stop at the cute café - wow, the food was amazing! My favorite was the curry duck sandwich, and the charcuterie board. I can't believe the restaurant at a spa can be of this amazing quality The spa itself was very well equipped and clean too. The changing room only has three stalls, a bit small. I enjoyed all the pools and saunas, and it even has an access to the river behind. Very cool place!! Every staff and service was friendly and there were multiple water fountains at the facility so just bring your water bottle because you'll definitely want to stay hydrated.

The pictures of this spa is not representative of the spa I visited today. There were 2 salads on…read morethe menu and some sandwiches. The ones I chose were not available and the steam room was not operational. The setting is small but nice however there was one cold pool and 4 hot tubs operational. My issue was that my children had given me a gift certificate for 200 dollars and my bill came to 170.00 . They would not give me the 30 dollars left over saying I should keep it for my next trip or give to someone who may come this way. My relaxing day turned quickly after the lunch when I tried to order and the choices were not available and the money was not refunded. I chose to buy some beer and salads to use up the extra. They were going to keep. Stay away if you are using gift certificates. They have your money and won't give what you saved back.

What a fun and relaxing place! From the authentic Finnish sauna (it is! For real!) to the hot tubs…read morescattered around the small property, a soothing experience awaits. Upon entering you pay the general usage fee and enter the locker room. Bring your own flip flops or buy clog sandals there. You get a towel and robe to wander around in over your bathing suit. Change in the locker room and explore! The solarium gets some decent sun during the day if you want a bit of quiet reading. Or, duck into the sauna, outside for a cold swim or cold water soak, and then into one of the 4 hot tubs. There are also two relaxation tents with chairs on either end of the property. Everyone was very respectful of the other guests when I visited with rowdier tubs and quieter spaces coexisting. Definitely a wonderful apres ski location. Snack bar also available.

We first discovered the joys of the Nordic or Hydrotherapy circuit spa a few years ago when living…read morein Monterey, CA, after visiting Refuge in Carmel Valley. We've since moved to the East coast and I was disappointed that nothing similar exists in the area. I was delighted to find that a number of Nordic spas exist in Quebec and set about choosing one to visit on a recent trip. After reading reviews of our options on Trip Advisor (few are on Yelp), we decided on Spa Stoneham. The spa was a short 40 minute drive from Old Quebec, through beautiful scenery in the Quebec countryside. The area in which the spa is located is truly idyllic. The spa itself was absolutely great. The property is a beautiful spread of land right on the Jacques-Cartier river. The views are incredible, nothing but forest, mountains, and rivers. There are plentiful hot, cold, and relaxation stations including eucalyptus steam saunas, traditional Finnish saunas, hot tubs, Nordic baths and showers, indoor and outdoor relaxation lounges, and hammocks. One can also choose to take a dip in the river; however, it was closed for dock repairs when we visited.

Great getaway to disconnect from everything. Strom Spa Nordique is right on the St. Lawrence River…read morein Quebec and offers many types of massages, pedicures and manicures in addition to the basic entry option. To kick off our maximum relaxation day, my friends and I got lunch here and then got a massage before checking out the amenities of the spa. The basic Swedish massage was great! I enjoyed all of the heated pools, infinity pool, relaxation rooms with a fireplace, and cold plunges. There were so many cold plunges all around. I enjoyed the hammocks, various types of swings, infrared lounge chairs. It was nice seeing so many people relaxing there reading their paper books. We were bummed the lazy river was closed while we were there, but will definitely check out Strom Spa again next time we're around!

This place is absolutely gorgeous.. so many thermal experiences. You need to prepare to spend at…read moreleast 3 hours if you want anytime to relax.. we only had 2 hours and didn't get to use any relaxation rooms. We loved every part of it! I agree with another reviewer, the check in is not a very relaxing experience, and they provide you with minimal information about the layout. It would avoid a lot of confusion if they gave a brief overview. Also, would be cool if they sold more apparel with the logo like hoodies and t shirts

Le spa et centre d'esthétique à adopter ou visiter à Québec ! Professionnel service exceptionnel et…read morepersonnels compétents et attentif! Endroit propre, tellement relaxant! Sans fausse note !! À bientôt

Déception totale…read more Réservation pour une manucure. Résultat plus que décevant. Application bâclée; coup de pinceau visibles, bouts non scellés, bavure sur les cuticules, présence de bulles bien qu'il s'agisse de vernis au gel. Opinion envoyé à la direction restée sans réponse. Une semaine plus tard, deux ongles dénudés. Coût trop élevé. Allez ailleurs pour une manucure.

My husband and I are here on vacation and wanted to treat ourselves to some massage pampering. We…read morecouldn't be any happier with our massage experience! Making an appointment was easy. The office is very professional and they spoke fluent English. The location is easy to get to and very clean and welcoming. I have had many massages to help me cope with chronic pain. The massage I had from Ellen was top notch. She was excellent. I felt in good hands. Her skills are fantastic and her personality was kind. My husband saw Sylviane ( I think that's how to spell her name) and he gave rave reviews to her as well. He said best massage ever! We will go back every time we visit Quebec City!

I get a massage (or two) every time I come to visit the beautiful city of Quebec. You can't go…read morewrong, ALL the girls are amazing! This is a therapeutic massage parlor and you will walk out of there, well more like float out of there feeling rejuvenated and relaxed. I suffer from chronic back pain and feel great relief after only one session. Best parlor in town in my opinion.

Zonespa is a day spa located about one kilometer from QC 360, the main highway in this area. It is…read morevery clean and professional. There are three stages: hot, cold and relaxation. For hot, there are hot tubs, a moist sauna, and a dry Finnish sauna. For cold, there is a cold shower, a lake shower (or the lake itself), and a Nordic pool. For relaxation, there is a solarium and a yurt. Clients bring their bathing suits and sandals and spend less than fifteen minutes in a hot stage, about fifteen seconds in a cold stage, and then lie in the relaxation stage - where you can't talk, by the way. After you've rested, you do it over again. We stayed for three hours at $37 Canadian. Actually, it was great, though I'm not sure why. Apparently it's even better if you can immerse yourself in the Nordic pool and then jump in the hot tub. I couldn't immerse myself but there was a pins-and-needle sensation while I was in the hot tub. I also had a massage, which was good but was probably not necessary on my first trip. I didn't give it a higher score because I haven't been to other spas. Overall, it was very enjoyable and relaxing, a well-spent three hours, and another reason to pack a bathing suit and flip-flops whenever you travel.

I went last weekend with my daugthers, it war perfect!! Staff was really nice and the baths…read moreincredible!!! Thanks for a beautifull day.

Being a guy, I don't actually intend to go to spas. However, two of my girl friends twisted my arm…read moreinto going on men's day (half off on Thursday), and I had a great time! From the moment you get into the change rooms, you feel like you're in a nice, relaxing place. The showers were like the ones you'd find in a boutique hotel. There large outdoor hot pools area overlooks the St. Laurence river, which is stunning. They've set up a fire with blankets as well. Several "quiet area" signs abound, but they're written in French. Some of the guests are a bit chatty, including my friends and me. While I recognize that it may be off-putting to people who want some kind of serene bathing experience, well, it's a social outing. Nobody was completely "wild". The two indoor areas contain a eucalyptus steam room or a dry sauna. Both of the areas have a "quiet room" on top, and one of the quiet rooms has tea. I did find the furniture to be quite noisy and creaky, which made for a bit of a comedy show whenever anyone would move about. Also, I'm not sure I'd want to lay down on any of the "couples beds". Bring your towel with you. The spa is great after a hard day of skiing or riding. I had such a good, relaxing time there that I made my friends go again the next time I was in Beaupre! This is sure to become a staple of my trips to mont-sainte-Anne.