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.

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

We had a truly incredible experience at Strom. The facilities were absolutely wonderful and the…read moreservice was amazing. Check in was easy. They give you the run down and provide you a locker key, robe, and towel. The ladies room was very nice and spacious. I booked the Boreal facial. It was one of the best spa services I've ever had. My esthetician was lovely and very skilled. All of their products were high quality and everything felt amazing. I was so happy with my glowing skin and relaxation at the end of the service. After your service, you have free rein of the grounds. We loved the warm lazy river, the thermal pool with a view of the river, the sauna, cold plunge, and various relaxation rooms. You can spend as much time as you want after your service. They have a restaurant and boutique shop as well. Visiting in winter was so fun. Watching the ice float down the river while in the warm bath was fun. I cannot recommend this enough!

One of my favorite spa!! Love the outdoor hot/cold pool with an unobstructed view of the farm and…read moremountains. You can see cows roaming around next to the pool! Highly recommend the steam room! Don't forget to check out the sauna room too. It has a view of the outside! The massage I got was good. The masseuse was very attentive and skillful. The massage room is nicely decorated and the massage bed is heated. There are automated lockers in the changing room so you don't need to bring a lock. Towels and robes are provided but you need to bring your own flip-flops. Looking forward to my next visit!!

Omgggg Philip is an amazing masseuse, if I come to Canada again I will absolutely go to this spa…read morewith so many rooms etc and get a massage from Philip again!! Therapeutic massage! I get so many massages and he was excellent

My daughter and I were super excited to visit the Sky Spa in Quebec! The neon lights were really…read morepretty and the view was spectacular! We couldn't book any of the treatments or massages bcuz they were fully booked for the day, and we had decided to drop in last minute (taking advantage of their Black Friday Sale.) Coming from Toronto, ON I'd say we've been pretty spoiled with the Scandinave Spa up in Blue Mountain, which has always been our go-to... no other spa has quite measured up... including the Sky Spa. It was a lot smaller than we expected, but then again it is located on the top of one of Quebec's tallest skyscrapers. We were hoping to grab lunch there... and a couple of those cute cappuccinos with the heart designs, but apparently the "food truck" never came that day. So, we ventured to the Bulle bistro d'altitude fine dining experience next door! We're glad we did, as the Sky Spa didn't offer any refreshments, except for some tap water garnished with sliced lemons. It was our first time there and got a little lost inside. We couldn't find our way around and there was literally no one to escort us out to the patio, so we spent a lot of time wandering around. This is when we discovered the eucalyptus steam room (my favorite!) And the hot sauna room (Kristen's preference.) I think I saw a bar inside but it wasn't open. We arrived around 3p.m. on a weekday, so I'm not sure why the food and beverages had been shut down entirely, or why there was no one to answer any of our Qs. It would have been nice to enjoy a glass of wine... or something. We took a lot of selfies on the hot tub patio, as there was no supervision to tell us otherwise, or to ask people to be quiet. It was more of a laid back, chilled vibe. Let's connect! You can find our photos on my Instagram @glitznglam.glampress I'd definitely go back again to try one of the marvelous Spa treatments they offer, but I wouldn't pay full price unless I knew for sure the lounge area would be open. That was kind of disappointing. Next time we visit, I'll be sure to write a full review on my blog at www.shescrafty.blog Hope to see you there! :)

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.

I had an absolutely wonderful 90-minute "Esalen" massage with Josee. She was excellent and…read moreintuitive with exactly what I needed. It was a nice blend of relaxation movements, stretching, rocking and therapeutic massage with oils. She pinpointed the neck and back areas where I needed more pressure and stayed clear of the areas I told her were tender and sensitive. In other words, she was very client-focused and listened and was extremely intuitive with my needs. Her hands have a warm healing energy, the massage table is heated and very comfortable and I found myself in such a deep state of relaxation that I was falling asleep at times. I strongly recommend this Spa (as well as the hotel & everything about it) and Josee as an incredible Masseuse! $150/90-minutes was well worth the way you'll feel after this perfect indulgence! Try it and you'll thank me later. Merci beaucoup Josee!

I actually had my massage at Institut Payot on the Grande Allee, but I couldn't find a listing for…read morethat location, so I'm putting mine here. We'd been walking all day, soaking up the incredible sights of Quebec City on foot and I was a little harried and exhausted when we arrived, but felt like completely different woman when I left. I can't say enough good things about my massage therapist David. He was extremely conscientious in asking about my needs and any health issues, and the massage itself (I had the deep tissue) was extraordinary. He worked out all of my tensions, every knot, yet was gentle as well as intense and effective. I am definitely coming back to QC and when I do, I'll be making an appointment with David!

My visit was during the renovation so my treatment was in one of the hotel rooms the spa occupied…read morein the Fairmont hotel. This wasn't a problem for me as they seemed to try to make the room as comfortable and as much like a spa treatment room as possible. I had the 80 minute Signature Payot massage with Francine (I believe that was her name - I hope I got it right) and she was truly wonderful. First we sat down and she explained the products she was going to use on me. They all smelled wonderful and felt luxurious. She had me pick out the aromatherapy oils I wanted and explained what the treatment would entail. After she made sure I was comfortable, she got to work. I generally don't like when I am massaged with forearms but Francine's pressure was perfect and she managed to address the tight areas. The technique she used was very French - think Venus Beauty Institute with Natalie Baye. The effleurage was executed by assured, experienced hands of someone who really knows what she's doing. Then came the face massage. I didn't realize this was part of the treatment until Francine explained it to me at the beginning. At first I hesitated because I don't like unfamiliar products applied to my face and I generally stay clear of facials. But Francine had a very calming demeanor and she seemed to know the products very well so I decided to go with the flow. I'm glad I did because at one point I fell asleep! The products felt so good, I left even the hair elixir in for the rest of the day, making me look like I hadn't washed my hair in a week, but the smell was so good and it made my hair very soft! Note to Payot: please package your products in smaller sizes so travelers like me can buy your wonderful stuff and still fly home with them in our carry on.