Quebec City Hotels
The hotels below have been grouped into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over C$200)
$$$ (C$150 to C$200)
$$ (C$100 to C$150)
$ (up to C$100)
These are based on the lowest standard rates for a double room, excluding taxes and excluding breakfast, unless otherwise specified.
Luxury
This delightful boutique hotel facing the St Lawrence in Lower Town is a great place to absorb Quebec's history. Not only is it next to the Museé de Civilisation, but artefacts uncovered in the hotel's construction are artfully displayed in the corridors and sunken lobby bar, as well as in the 94 stylishly comfortable rooms (with river views, fireplaces and/or terraces), including the six suites in the 18th-century Maison Hunt. As well as top restaurant Panache, the hotel, which made the Conde Nast Traveler Gold List in 2007, includes a cinema-style auditorium.
8 rue St-Antoine
Tel: (418) 692 2211 or 1 888 692 2211.
Website: www.saint-antoine.com
Price: $$$
The grandest of Quebec City's hotels is the city's chief landmark, a red-brick, mock-medieval tower topped by a steep copper roof and perched on the edge of the cliff overlooking the St Lawrence. Its 618 rooms are old-fashioned luxurious if occasionally a bit small, but that's made up for the prime location, with its gastronomic Le Champlain restaurant and Le Café de la Terrasse overlooking the scenic Terrasse Dufferin promenade.
1 rue des Carrières
Tel: (418) 692 3861 or 1 800 257 7544.
Website: www.fairmont.com/frontenac
Price: $$$$
Moderate
Some of the rooms in this small inn on the pedestrianised stretch of rue Ste-Anne have views onto the Château Frontenac and Holy Trinity Cathedral. Inside, the two-century-old building is revealed in exposed brick walls enlivened by homely furnishings, enhanced by modern touches like free high-speed Internet. Breakfast is served in the main floor restaurant, Le Pain Béni. The hotel won the Grand Prix du Tourisme Québécois in 2006 for outstanding service and facilities in its category.
24 rue Ste-Anne
Tel: (418) 694 9485 or 1 866 333 9485.
Website: www.aubergeplacedarmes.com
Price: $$
This comfortable four-star, just up the hill from the train station, is tucked discreetly behind the main shopping street in the Old Town and is handy for exploring the sights. Low-key lighting and thick carpets give a hushed feel and the 156 well-appointed rooms and suites, done up in earth tones, are a good size. Business needs are catered for by high-speed Internet access and eight function and meeting rooms, while for relaxing there is a pool, sauna, fitness room and spa treatments.
44 côte du Palais
Tel: (418) 692 1030 or 1 800 463 6283.
Website: www.manoir-victoria.com
Price: $$
This hotel, located in the heart of Old Québec, might not win any prizes for design, but it offers very reasonable accommodation at a very decent price, and some rooms have an exceptional view of the St Lawrence River and Laurentian Mountains. The 34 bedrooms all have a private bathroom, television and telephone, and some of them are even equipped with kitchenettes. Continental breakfast is included in the price.
3 1/2 rue des Remparts Street
Tel: (418) 692 2056.
Website: www.manoirdesremparts.com
Price: $
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