My husband and I travelled to Sainte Foy during a 5 day trip to Quebec (2 nights in Vieux Quebec, and 2 in Sainte Foy). We found the Chateau Bonne Entente while browsing online and were enticed by their packaged promotion of 2 nights including buffet breakfast and dinner for two. We were quite glad that we found this little gem (which we later found out was rated as one of the top hotels in the world in a hotels and resorts magazine we encountered during our visit to the province).

Although the hotel is quite secluded, there was a shuttle service into old Quebec City (we opted to take a taxi, which was about $10-$15 Canadian). It is also a quick trip to the Aquarium (which, in retrospect, was not worth our while; considering it's extremely small size in comparison to the Toronto Zoo), other entertainment venues, and the main mega-mall.

The Monte Cristo restaurant was okay (food and service were above average), but did not compare to the Paris Brest in Vieux Quebec. The menu was a little expensive for dinner, but we didn't mind since it was included in our package. We opted to take a cab to Vieux Quebec the second night to eat at the Paris Brest instead.

The pool was clean and a decent size for maybe a dozen swimmers. The hot tub and sauna facilities were also impressive.

The bedroom was exquisite, complete with Egyptian cotton linens and an Italian style bedroom set (comfort at its finest, if you don't mind a stiffer mattress). The room was quite comfortable, and we were not at all disturbed by any external noises.

The bathroom was nicely designed, including a wonderful enclosed shower. The shower had a rainfall option as well as multiple massage jets coming from every which angle. The hotel also provided wonderfully scented shampoo, conditioner, and lotion from Fruits & Passion (unfortunately, the shampoo/conditioner combo is now discontinued in the stores, so we can't buy it outside of the hotel).

Service was good and everyone was quite friendly. The gift shop; however, shouldn't really be called a gift shop as it's about the size of a walk-in closet, and sells only the very basic travel items (the hotel does carry a catalogue from which you can actually order the entire contents of your hotel room for delivery to your home; furnishings and paints also).

A great hotel, especially if you want quick access to Old Quebec, but want to get away from the hustle & bustle.

We stayed at the Chateau from August 14th to 19th, 2005. Being on our honeymoon, we were a little anxious that everything go well, but we couldn't have asked for better. The staff was courteous, helpful and pleasant (and completely bilingual, which was unexpected but appreciated). Our Distinctive room was beautiful and the whole resort was sparkling. The hotel had a shuttle service into Old Quebec City each day but was only a 15 minute drive away. We spent much of our time alternativing between the pool, the huge outdoor hot tub and the smaller hot tub on the second floor. Dinner at Monte Cristo was fabulous (though expensive - worth it for the quality however). Amerispa is the nicest spa either of us has ever been to and their staff were excellent as well. Overall, an absolutely wonderful experience and we can't reccommend it enough!

It seems that all of Quebec is under construction...
Problems began the minute we arrived. The room we reserved was not available, or better yet, we could not get the lake room because THEY HAD NO LAKE!! They stuck us in a cheap room for the price we payed for the better room! All the way in the back of the hotel, then they offered a "better room" for almost $100 more a night!
We were woken up both nights by the construction noise in our $250 a night room. The only thing good was the bathtub and the recommended restaurants by the concierge. (Note that she didn't mention their own restaurant, and we didn't want to be in there any longer than we had to.)
The whole stay was very disappointing, and we were glad to move on to Mont Tremblant.

Stayed here 1 night on the way to Quebec city. We had a distinctive room with massaging shower.
The room was very nice - large and spacious, bed was a tad too firm but great sheets large beth with a nice massaging shower system. Room did need more light but this was one of the better more art deco designs - very nice.
Hotel - this is more like a nice townhouse complex rather than a resort. That being said, it is kept very well and is now updated to be more contemporary. Pool area is nice but smallish.
Food: One word - excellent. We had a drink at the bar in the day, dinner (not cheap) but great! and breakfast in the AM. The food and service there is outstanding. Dinner is on the expensive side but it is a AAA 4* and is worth it.
Breakfast overlooking the pool on the patio was very nice - food again was awesome.