Quebec City Hotels with Bars

The room is a little small, but the view is good. It is a bit inconvenient to change two elevators to go up and down the stairs. The front desk service is very thoughtful and polite, and there is a special car at the door. The location of the hotel is very convenient and quiet at night.

It was very different then staying at usual hotels we stay in. The learning opportunities were very appreciated. Activities and workshops are well priced and organized. Want to give a shout out to our story teller Samuel that made our first activity a memorable one The lady doing the necklace workshop will surprise you with all her abilities. The showers were very ergonomic. The bed and beddings were very comfortable. The aspects I wished were part of the experience: Bigger pool as we went there as a family and the pool was rather small. Wooden floor are nice and stone floors in bathroom look nice as well but both are really cold to walk on. Although they offer bathrobes they unfortunately dont offer slippers. More hiking trails nearby as well, although the little trail they have around the hotel with panels giving information on different aspect of the Wendat traditions was a nice evening walk to do as a couple. Overall a very nice stay. Would recommend it without hesitation.

Great location, comfortable beds, and the common areas are cozy, quiet, and spacious. The kitchen has plenty of seating and tables, and a wide array of cooking utensils. There are backpackers from all over the world, which creates a fantastic atmosphere. Sitting there, whether eating or just browsing on my phone, was incredibly comfortable and relaxing – a feeling I haven't experienced in years. If you're traveling solo to Quebec, this is the best choice.

The location is fantastic, offering a stunning night view of the Château Frontenac right from the room 🌃. The blue hour was absolutely breathtaking! We even caught a heavy downpour during our visit to Quebec City, and watching the torrential rain outside from a high floor, with the castle shrouded in a misty rain, was truly a unique experience!

It is a very old building, and it feels good to live here. But the room heating is insufficient, especially when it is minus ten degrees outside. I didn't notice at the beginning, the heating was turned on for a long time, and the temperature was slow. There is only one small heater against the wall in a room, and another relatively large fan. The wind in the fan is cold. I have reflected it with the hotel, but it has not been solved very well. It was not until the second day that I got up in the morning and the temperature slowly rose. Other services are still very good.

Pretty good overall. The location is a little far from the city center, but the service and cleanliness are both quite good!

My first stay at a compact, foldable hotel was decent; the bedding and toiletries were new, and the room was clean. I booked a 1.5m bed for one person, but because I brought a large suitcase, the room felt a bit cramped. The hotel is located in Quebec City's Old Town, within walking distance of almost anywhere. The surrounding area has a strong French traditional and cultural atmosphere, and it's also close to the Old Town train station. The front desk staff speaks English/French, so communication was smooth. The front desk provides a coffee machine and basic necessities like fruit, bread, milk, and eggs (for guests to prepare themselves).

The room is clean & big. Restaurants are nearby, also good environment. Private parking included.

The basic economy rooms are small, there is no coffee maker, no kettle and not a lot of space to move around in, the suites look much larger. The location is ok but not that close to the historic centre, it would be a long walk. The roads around the hotel were closed for construction which made finding the.car park a bit tricky. The breakfast was reasonable but some hot options would be nice. The staff were helpful and polite. The swimming pool was not particularly nice - its essentially under the reception floor on what feels like it should be a parking garage, there is no natural light or windows at all, nowhere to shower so everyone goes in dirty, the pool is small and didnt look very clean and with just a few people it feels crowded.For the price the stay was passable but we have stayed in better places for a similar price.

Campus residence turned hostel for the summer. Room is small but clean and mostly comfortable although there is no air con. There is only one sink in the shared bathroom on each wing of each floor but there are individual sinks in each room. Location is close to public transport (bus) but there is a small walking distance from the bus stop. 10 minutes walk away from Metro (Canadian chain grocery store) and shopping mall with customer service that speaks English (most people in the area speak limited English). Overall an enjoyable stay comparable to the price.