This hotel is very nice. The historical features are still very present which is part of the hotel's charm. We stayed in room 101, a suite. Although it is located in the basement, it is very nice. Working fireplace, big shower, jacuzzi tub. The service is very nice. We booked the romantic package and went to Conti Caffe for supper.... more

We have just returned from our stay at Hotel Acadia in Quebec City. Perfect location inside the old town. What was going to be a great week-end started on the wrong feet at our arrival. We had the real impression to disturb the personnal at the desk. When we reserved we were told we were getting a deluxe room but... more

We LOVED our little place in Quebec City. We still think of it and would go back there in a second if we had the chance. Relaxing, clean, close to all attractions and with a kitchenette made for an easy place to kick back and soak up the city. We found it great value for money and there was free... more

We went there for our honeymoon and we're quite satisfied with the room (suite 500) that had been suggested by the desk lady. For 239$/night breakfast included. We also received a complementery bottle of mousseux that was very good. The suite has a nice whirlpool bath, a super shower and a nice foyer. It's close to everything by walk, Château... more

A small, charming hotel in a perfect location just inside the walls of Old Quebec, less than a block away from one of the major gates to the city. Literally just a few minutes' walk to the Plains of Abraham, the Citadel, the Parliament Building, the Chateau Frontenac, several museums, dozens of restaurants, shops, etc. There was a summer music... more

We stayed in room 22, which was off toward the back and quiet. It was on the first floor and very convenient. The bathroom was tiny but very cute. The bed was ample and comfortable, and the location is excellent. We booked our stay through the Bonjour Quebec website and got a great deal at $109 per night. I'm not... more

Lovely little in, in the heart of old town within walking distance, free internet service, flat screen tv, small cd player with cd's for your enjoyment, front desk first class! Do not expect high flutten, modern accommodations, it is an old inn. It does not have elevators, and there are several floors of course with an older building comes narrow... more

My friends and I (3 of us) booked a studio with Hotel Acadia for Memorial Day weekend (May 25-28). The studios are in the same building through a maze of hallways as the hotel. The studio was beautiful, almost like a palace! The studio cost 180$ per night; however, it slept 4, had a kitchen with everything you needed (except... more

I browsed some of the previous reviews for this accommodation and all I can say is: I don't know what these people were looking for. A friend of mine and I stayed here the last part of April 2007, booked when we arbitrarily walked in on the spot. Now, I'll admit it was technically still the off-season, which translates into... more