Shame on the Dufour Family for creating a monopoly of tourism in the Charlevoix-Tadoussac area and not having enough respect for their clientele to update and maintain the standards of their hotel. 1) At breakfast, their was no wait staff. The Maitre d'hotel was serving customers. Supper staff had not filled the kitchen, so there was no food to eat.... More

The location itself on this tiny island is exceptional For the hotel services, it would be somewhat overpriced given the quality of the lodging if it were not on this island. Simple, rustic style rooms. Decor is circa 1975, could be updated. Can get noisy if you do not have <respectful> neighbours.

First of all, once again, I'd like to say I'm not perfectly bilingual, so I'll do the best I can to write this review in English! My boyfriend and I stayed at the "Cap-aux-Pierres Hotel" for 2 nights, in August 2011. It was my first time in the Charlevoix area, but not for him! Sincerely, Charlevoix is a unique and... More

During two weeks of travel in Quebec Province with my wife and two children, I encountered several instances of petty dishonesty. I've never experienced anything like this in the English-speaking parts of Canada, so it seems as though the explanation must be either a French/English cultural difference, or a manifestation of the hostility that some French Canadians feel towards English... More

The rooms here were perfectly ordinary, but the island itself is beautiful, and peaceful, and the restaurant was extraordinary. Dinner was delicious.

Our family of five stayed here for two days in August of 2005. We stayed in the motel section which we were told had larger rooms. Our room was somewhat cramped and musty. The bathroom was very small with fixtures out of the 1950's. There were two swimming pools, tennis courts, mini golf, croquet, and an indoor game room with... More