We didn't planned this trip to quebec city and just drove up without any booking. It was a long weekend in Canada and all the hotels I short-listed were booked. Then one lady asked to check this hotel. The lady whom I talked to was nice and upfront about facilities and parking. She provided parking($15/night) at the back of hotel.... More

Hard to find but once you have, you will be pleased on how central it is, for the price. We are family of 4 in a double room, so a bit tight, but good enough. Breakfast was great, lots to choose from !

I've been staying at this hotel for over 25 years, and at all seasons. The best thing it has going for it is location - right across from the Chateau Frontenac and the rest of Vieux Quebec. Price is reasonable and there is parking available for a fee behind the hotel. It has a European flavor: no frills, concierge can... More

We arrived from Ontario..very tired and having travelled most of the day. The "Madame" who received us seemed nice...until we couldn't find any parking. We looked for another parking spot for hour and a half, to no avail. We checked in with her periodically to find out where else we could possibly park. She became impatient with us at one... More

Spent two evenings at the hotel. The room was clean and comfortable. As a previous reviewer mentions, the shower is strong and you won't have any problems getting the shampoo out! Also , the TV was 13" and no remote, but there was cable. No breakfast in the morning but they give you coupons for $5 per person at a... More

Really basic hotel with no frills at all. We had a room on the 3rd floor up a pretty steep winding staircase, usually not a problem but if you have ever been to Quebec City before you know the entire city is on a hill and the last thing I wanted to see after climbing up and down all day... More

Small, historic hotel in the Old Upper City, within sight of the famous landmark, the Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac hotel. Comfortable,no-frills hotel. Our room had 2 queen beds (need to request in advance). It was on the second floor; no elevator. Small bathroom appeared to have been added to a bedroom or living/dining area of an older home. Just soap,... More