Hotel Quebec
4 StarsJungle-themed swimming pool, Le 10Vagues family restaurant
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Jungle-themed swimming pool, Le 10Vagues family restaurant
Panoramic upper floor city views, Indoor pool and wellness facilities
Vibrant Ginger restaurant and bar, Comprehensive family activity program
Executive King corner rooms, Sophisticated wood-panelled bar
Upper-floor Old Quebec views, Heated pool and twin whirlpools
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Alpine-inspired rustic charm
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, Secure underground parking
Penthouse pool and water park, On-site Boston Pizza restaurant
Scenic Corridor du Littoral access, Family-friendly pool and water games
Indoor pool and sauna, Convenient public transit link
Heated outdoor pool and gardens, Monte Cristo steakhouse and lounge
Panoramic city and mountain views, Tropical indoor garden atrium
Expansive indoor pool and hot tub, Exotic themed suites
Whirlpool tub suites, Vintage Victorian-style charm
Boutique dining district access, In-room whirlpool relaxation
Modernized wood-style flooring, Strategic highway and airport access
Tropical indoor atrium and pool, Convenient on-site Boston Pizza
Authentic university campus experience, On-site sports complex access
Indigenous-inspired breakfast dining, Relaxing spa and wellness access
Indoor pool with water playground, In-room technology and convenience
Heated indoor swimming pool, Modern Sainte-Foy-Sillery retreat
Louise Taverne and Bar, Historic stone and brick architecture
Indoor pool with 80-foot waterslide, In-room whirlpool soaking tubs
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, Saint-Sauveur district setting
Seasonal outdoor pool with slide, Versatile roadside lodging concept
Modern airport stopover concept, Pet-friendly ground floor rooms
Indoor pool and wellness zone, Valet and secure parking
Indoor pool and relaxation area, Urban-style architectural concept
Signature 24-hour Normandin restaurant, Modern urban lifestyle concept
Outdoor BBQ terrace, Historic Georgian-style architecture
Indoor heated swimming pool, New York-inspired industrial design
Unique architectural room details, Walkable access to Upper Town
Modern fitness studio, Unique dual-access guest rooms
Scenic Saint Lawrence River views, On-site parking with electric charging
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With its charming and peaceful streets, chic boutique hotels, and relaxed atmosphere, today’s Quebec City has certainly changed since its original incarnation as a defensive fort during the Revolutionary War. Today’s only invaders are peaceful and excited tourists, visiting what is often considered North America’s most European city. With cobbled streets, delightful architecture and a certain joie de vivre, Quebec City is often associated with French cities and towns.
A good place to get one’s bearings when visiting Quebec City is the Citadelle of Quebec. It is only a short walk from most of the Old City hotels. Originally conceived by French colonists, and constructed by British forces, the fort has the perfect, and near impenetrable, defensive position atop the plateau. It has served to restrict entry to the important St. Lawrence River and formed the centrepiece of the town’s defensive structures. These include a circling stone wall which survives to this day, making Quebec City the only remaining walled city in the US or Canada. Despite being an active military installation, and an official residence of both the governor general of Canada, and the Canadian monarch (currently Queen Elizabeth II), tours of the site are available throughout the year. The citadel, along with the historic district of Old Quebec, is a designated World Heritage Site.
Today the guns are silent, but the walls remain and enclose a charming Old Town that makes Quebec City one of the most visited cities of its size in Canada. The architecture and atmosphere buzz with a romantic and historic feel, making visitors almost believe they have left North America. Opened in the late 19th century, the Chateau Frontenac was conceived as one of the original Canadian Pacific Railroad’s grand luxury hotels, constructed throughout the Canada. With its imposing design, substantial height and bulk and copper roofs it certainly is incredibly grand. Even those who are not staying at the hotel are advised to at least have a drink or two at the bar, so as to experience this Quebec City and Canadian icon. Art lovers should head for the Musée national des Beaux-arts du Québec. Situated in a striking modern building just a bit beyond the Old Town’s walls, it features the very best of contemporary and historical art from Quebec and temporary exhibitions of international works.
The people of Quebec City are hardy and quite used to the harsh weather that is typical in the long winter months. Rather than mope and complain they tend to turn lemons into lemonade, or rather snow and ice into sculptures and other works of art. The city holds a winter carnival every year, officially known as Le Carnaval de Quebéc. Despite the brisk temperatures that are experienced at this time, this carnival is as popular among travellers as events held in the summer months. In fact it is the largest carnival of its kind in the world, with more than one million people drawn to view the ice sculptures, take part in winter sports and attend parades and masquerade balls. Bonhomme, a stylised giant snowman, is the delightful official mascot. Those looking for a unique and beautiful place to stay in the deep winter months should head a few miles to the north of the city where the Hôtel de Glace, North America’s only ice hotel, is open from January to March each year. The spectacular suites are carved out of the ice by artists and have to be seen to be believed.
In summer, many travellers from Montreal and elsewhere flock to Quebec City for weekend getaways. Summer brings sidewalk cafes, outdoor music festivals and very popular St Jean Baptiste Day celebrations on June 24th.
Québec City not only has a fantastic Old Town which one can spend days exploring, but is in the centre of lovely countryside that offers an excellent range of scenic daytrips. The attractions are nearby, so no change of hotel will be necessary for any of these trips. Orleans Island is just 15 minutes drive from the Old Town. Aside from some great views of the St. Lawrence, Orleans Island is best known as a gourmet destination, with a number of great restaurants focussing on top quality local produce. Jacque Cartier National Park is just 30 minutes drive north and is known for its deep river valleys, pristine trails and extensive wildlife, including moose and red fox. Families and keen photographers may enjoy a trip on the Charlevoix Railway, which travels from Quebec City to La Malbaie, with much of the track running along the lovely St. Lawrence River.
March is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Québec-City, with typical prices around $224 per night based on 587 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Québec-City are usually highest during July, with typical prices around $371 per night.
Hotel prices in Québec-City usually range from $161 per night to $531 per night, with typical prices around $278 per night.
Hotel prices in Québec-City are typically lowest in March at around $224 per night, rising to around $371 per night in July.
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In Québec-City, you might want to check out Auberge St-Louis, Hotel Clarendon, Hotel Chateau Bellevue, Hotel Chateau Laurier Quebec. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Québec-City, you might want to explore Hôtel Maurice, Hotel Le Bonne Entente, DarkLuxury rooftop pool private-parking, Manoir Breakey. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Québec-City with your family, you could look at Hotel Clarendon, Hotel Chateau Laurier Quebec, Hôtel du Nord, Hôtel Le Concorde Québec. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Hotel Chateau Bellevue, Hotel Chateau Laurier Quebec, Hotel Port-Royal, Auberge Place d'Armes could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Québec-City, check out Hotel Chateau Laurier Quebec, Hotel Manoir Victoria, Monsieur Jean - Hôtel Particulier, Hôtel Palace Royal Centre-Ville Québec par JARO – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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