Located just 50 metres from Grande-Allée Street in the heart of Québec City, Hôtel Le Concorde Québec offers guest rooms with a city view. Free WiFi is available.
Iliana
United States
The room in general was dirty including the bathroom. Dust everywhere . The bathroom tiles with mold. The baseboards where black instead of white.
Beds are not confortable and they are not made well . We stayed for 7 days and the beds were never changed. Only two hangers for a 4 guests room. The mini fridge not clean and full of ice.
This hotel is located within a 5-minute walk of the walled city of Old Quebec. The hotel features a heated outdoor pool and offers sight-seeing tours of the area.
Just 5 minutes’ drive from Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport and 15 minutes' drive from Quebec city centre, Hotel Cofortel provides a fitness centre and free WiFi throughout the hotel.
Tonya
Canada
The facility was clean and just like the pictures. It was also well located.
Located in Ste-Foy, less than 5 km from Quebec International Airport, Econo Lodge Airport features free WiFi. A cable TV, work desk and air conditioning are provided in each room at this hotel.
Downtown Old Quebec City is 2 minutes' walk from this boutique hotel. Located in the house of architect Jean Baillairge, each room is uniquely decorated.
Built in 1870, this historic hotel in Old Quebec is within 2 minutes' walk of Chateau Frontenac, as well as several shops and restaurants. It offers on-site dining and room service.
Lisa
Canada
The room was on the top floor and had so much character and charm. The views were amazing! The room was very clean, cozy and very comfortable.
Located in Quebec City, within 7.4 km of Vieux Quebec Old Quebec and 7.7 km of Basilique Cathedrale Notre Dame de Quebec, Hotel Motel Le Regent provides accommodation with a terrace and as well as...
Situated in Old Quebec, this heritage property boasts views of the St. Lawrence River. On-site restaurants offer a variety of dining options, from classic to regional dishes.
Great breakdast and the afternoon drinks. Pool was nice.
Located nearby Jean Lesage International Airport and only a short drive from Quebec City centre, Grand Times Hotel features a cozy lobby along with an on-site bar.
The design is very modern and the hotel is very clean.
This hotel is located within a 5-minute walk of the walled city of Old Quebec. The hotel features a heated outdoor pool and offers sight-seeing tours of the area.
We had an excellent view of the Saint Lawrence River
Marriott Quebec City Downtown is located in Place d’Youville in Quebec City, at the Saint-Jean Gate. It features an on-site restaurant, fitness centre and in-room tea and coffee.
Il was perfect but à bit expansive for a breakfast.
Located in Quebec City, Holiday Inn Express Quebec City-Sainte Foy features a fitness centre. The hotel also offers complimentary daily breakfast and WiFi access.
Breakfast excellent and room is clean and complete
This charming boutique hotel is situated in the centre of Quebec City, only moments from area attractions and unique shops, and provides spacious accommodation along with delicious on-site dining.
Location and the hotel is very cute and comfortable.
Located in Quebec City, within 7.4 km of Vieux Quebec Old Quebec and 7.7 km of Basilique Cathedrale Notre Dame de Quebec, Hotel Motel Le Regent provides accommodation with a terrace and as well as...
Comfort du lit et les biens fait du bain torbillons
Housed in a 19th century building in the heart of Quebec's Old Port, this hotel blends historic charm with state-of-the-art amenities and offers massage services and easy access to attractions.
immaculate rooms, high quality fixtures and fittings
Downtown Old Quebec City is 2 minutes' walk from this boutique hotel. Located in the house of architect Jean Baillairge, each room is uniquely decorated.
This hotel, created within two historic buildings, has rooms offering modern amenities while retaining the character of the past. In-room massage and extra services are offered.
Set in the heart of Old Québec, across from Parliament Hill, this historic boutique hotel is 8 minutes' walk from the Québec City Convention Centre and other attractions.
It’s good for location and cleanliness,and it’s quiet .
Boasting a terrace, a restaurant as well as a bar, Hotel Manoir Morgan is situated in the centre of Quebec City, 100 metres from Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac.
Located in Old Quebec City, Hotel Manoir de l'Esplanade was built in 1845. It features free WiFi and an elevator. A flat-screen TV and refrigerator are included in all guest rooms.
Location was great, as was the welcome and breakfast
Built in 1870, this historic hotel in Old Quebec is within 2 minutes' walk of Chateau Frontenac, as well as several shops and restaurants. It offers on-site dining and room service.
Very beautiful hotel, very clean and excellent location!
This charming hotel, situated in Quebec's Old Port, is seconds from the waterfront and offers a 24-hour front desk, concierge service and business centre.
Excellent location, uniformly warm and welcoming staff.
Situated in Quebec City, 6.7 km from Parc Aquarium du Quebec, Home2 Suites By Hilton Quebec City features accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Nice new clean hotel with friendly helpful staff.l
Au Petit Hôtel is centrally located in Québec City. Free Wi-Fi access is available. Rooms here will provide you with cable TV, air conditioning and a refrigerator.
The location is perfect , staff very helpful , just THE BEST !
Located next to the Governors Garden and offering a beautiful view of the St. Lawrence River, this Quebec City hotel occupies a former mansion that was built in 1830.
Amazing location, lovely welcome and bedroom great.
This hotel is located in Old Quebec and is 5 minutes' walk of Citadelle de Quebec. The hotel features a rooftop terrace and free WiFi in every room.
Everything was perfect and the staff very professional.
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Quebec is a very nice city, that merits a visit. We especially appreciated the historical town center, that is quite lively even though we did visit out of the main tourist season, and is a nice to go to for a drink.
Also the Montmorency falls are worth a visit (just a bus-ride from the city center).
Other than that, the city is not massively big, and 3-4 days to visit is sufficient, in our view.
For whale watching tours we would pick a place somewhat up north, since Quebec city is quite far some distance away.
Stephan
France
8.0
Scored 8.0
In our 3 1/2-day stay, we walked 20 miles.
In our 3 1/2-day stay, we walked 20 miles. It is a walking city, but often the walking can be strenuous as QC is built on a high hill. Taxis and tours buses abound for the visitor who is unable or unwilling to walk.
QC presents itself in two layers to the visitor. The first is the energy one expeiences walking streets filled with happy people and occasionally, mobs of school kids making their way home after school in the afternoon. The second and primal layer is the craftsmanship and skill shown in the intricate stone buildings, walls, streets and fortifications.
A friend says QC is as close as one can get to a visit to France by car.
John
United States
10
Scored 10
Beautiful city, easy to walk around.
Beautiful city, easy to walk around. Boat trip is recommended as is taking the bus to Montmorency Falls. Allow at least 90 minutes if buying a bus ticket online as it takes that amount of time to activate
Uber taxis are much more expensive than the local taxis as they are unable to use bus/taxi line
Jane
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The architecture was breathtaking.
The architecture was breathtaking. We felt we were in many parts of Europe. Montmorency Falls are a must see, absolutely spectacular. Notre Dame Basillica another amazing place to see. The guided tour of Chateau Frontenac is not to be missed, a really informative, beautiful experience. Take the funicular to Le Petit Champlain and soak in the oldest street in Quebec. The Parmesan restaurant, Bistro Hortus and Cafe Buade are wonderful places to eat. We will hold this trip in our hearts forever.
Shirley
Canada
10
Scored 10
Gem of Canada.
Gem of Canada. Absolutely recommended place to go - especially if you have not been to Europe, or have been and missing it.
Old town is definitely a must for a walk and eat-outs (Aux Anciens Canadiens, Restaurant Sagamite), plus the park Plains of Abraham.
Vitalii
Poland
10
Scored 10
We took various tours and they were all wonderful.
We took various tours and they were all wonderful. The people are friendly and every meal we had was amazing. The topography took some getting used to, but it made for beautiful views. The Alphonse restaurant is so good we went three times. The night-time ghost tour was fun and the tour to Montmorency Falls, etc., was a highlight. Sadly, the tours of the Morrin Centre weren’t available the days we were there, but the library is worth the cost of a day ticket (especially for fans of murder mysteries)!
Probably one of the best hotel rooms (#53) Ive stayed in anywhere in the world. Huge room. King bed. 2 large arm chairs. Good TV. Electric fire place and AC. Large bathroom. The room was downstairs with a window onto a small courtyard. Ver quite. Location is PERFECT. On the edge of Old Town so an easy stroll to everything. Much better than closer to Chateau Frontenac where all the tourist busses are.
Very centrally located in Old Quebec. Staff very helpful. Room very charming. Breakfast served in a unique way, which was really personal and vastly better than at most other hotels. Enjoyed the little lobby with its hot tea available all day, and it had better wifi than our room, so we could do a bit of remote work from there without difficulty.
Brilliant location, stunning view!
The view from our room was phenomenal. Cornered large room overlooking St Lawrence River, Château Frontenac, Citadelle and Parliament House. The Hilton is only a few minutes away from the Old Town, and it is a lovely walk.
The view was one of the highlights of our stay in Québec City.
The staff was very friendly, the check-in was super smooth, the room was clean and had all basic facilities. The location of this hotel is superb - just a short walk to the Fairmont hotel, Plains of Abraham and all the main attractions of old town Quebec. The hotel faces a beautiful, serene park which is amazing.
The apartment in Old Town Quebec is beautiful and the location would be very hard to beat. Can walk to everything you might want to do in Old Quebec and owner (and his mother) had extra ideas to share. They were very responsive via text and Sacha started the communication as soon as we booked.
I liked that it was in old town Quebec. The staff was friendly and very helpful. I dropped my bags off early, before the room was ready, and they put my bags in my room when I came back to check in. I don't have that happen very often, and it was much appreciated!
The room had a toaster oven, a keurig, fridge and dishwasher. The hotel was within walking distance from most of the sights we wanted to explore in Old town. The accommodations were good value for the $, and comfortable for a party of two. We would stay here again.
Nice hotel and a great location for exploring the old town. Great bathroom and toiletries. The restaurant in the hotel is fantastic for dinner; it's very popular so book in advance! Parking is a short walk away, but you can stop outside the hotel o unload luggage.
This is our favourite hotel in old Quebec City. We stay here everytime we come to Quebec City and feel like it is "our hotel". The hotel staff are awesome, the Bistro 1640 was exceptional!!! And the location is perfect - right in front of the Chateau Frontenac!
The location is really nice. Close to the old town. The hosts were really nice and the check-in went smoothly. Everything was fine. The beds and bathroom were nice and clean. It is a good place for staying for a short time and visit Quebec City.
Very decent hotel. Good size room and bed. There are some shady surroundings, but we were comfortable to walk around the hotel. I would say it is a good location overall, we were able to walk back to hotel from old town.
Beautiful, boutique hotel on a cobblestone side street within walking distance of everything in old town. We didn’t have a car and don’t need one. The included breakfast offerings and coffees were excellent.
Hotel is for sure charming, breakfast was decent, and location is obviously great. Just a short walk to old town or restaurants. The way to old town is also very pretty specially at night.
It was within walking distance to all the shops and restaurants in old Quebec. This location worked out great for the festival as you literally walked back to the hotel after the festival.
Location couldn’t be better right in the center of upper old town . The hotel is very artistic and cool . Staff was accommodating and friendly .we had a great stay in Quebec City .
Great hotel in older building. Room was large. Having access to a kitchen was great. Mike was welcoming with clear communication. Easy to walk from hotel to old Quebec City.
What a lovely surprise. This hotel is directly in the hub of Old Town Quebec. Staff super helpful and sweet. Room was beautiful. Completely remodeled and updated.
The location of the apartment was in prime spot and within walking distance to the old town of Quebec City. Lots of restaurants under and around the apartment.
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