Hotel Directory
Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
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 611 rooms have benefited from a multimillion dollar refurbishment project; each stately and grand in appearance if occasionally a bit small, but that's made up for by the prime location, with its gastronomic Le Champlain restaurant and Le Café de la Terrasse overlooking the scenic Dufferin Terrace promenade.
1 rue des Carrières,
Quebec City,
Tel: +1 418 692 3861
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Web: http://www.fairmont.com/frontenac
Hôtel Le Germain-Dominion
The 60 loft-like rooms in this warmly minimalist boutique hotel are full of nice touches like blown-glass basins lit from beneath, chunky wooden blinds (revealing terrific views over the St Lawrence River from the upper floors) and home comforts like down duvets and bathrobes. Breakfast (included in the price) is served at large communal tables, a reception area and two meeting rooms cater to business needs and there's a complimentary cappuccino/espresso bar. The staff provide discreet, impeccable service.
126 rue Saint-Pierre,
Quebec City,
Tel: +1 418 692 2224.
Email:
Web: http://www.germaindominion.com
Auberge Saint-Antoine
This delightful boutique hotel facing the St Lawrence River in Lower Town is a great place to absorb Quebec's history. Not only is it situated next to the Musée 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 95 stylishly comfortable rooms and suites (with river views, fireplaces and/or terraces), including suites in the 19th-century Maison Hunt. As well as top restaurant Panache, the hotel, which has made the Conde Nast Traveler Gold List several times, includes a cinema-style auditorium.
8 rue Saint-Antoine,
Quebec City,
Tel: +1 418 692 2211.
Email:
Web: http://www.saint-antoine.com