Located just 164 feet 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.
Just 5 minutes’ drive from Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport and 15 minutes' drive from Quebec city center, Hotel Cofortel provides a fitness center and free WiFi throughout the hotel.
Lovelace
United States of America
They let us check in early when we arrived from the airport and were very helpful with arranging for a taxi for 2:30 AM so we could catch our next flight. There was some snack food available to us when we were leaving at 2:30 AM. They also heloed us find local dining options which wre perfect.
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.
Norman
United States of America
Its location was just about unbeatable for someone like me who had come to watch the bike race (the Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec). Its front door was just 500 meters from the finish line and I could actually watch portions of the race from the window of my room, as riders climbed past the Parliament building on the Grande Allee. The king bed in my room was incredibly comfortable. And a couple members of the staff, including the house cleaner, were remarkably sweet and helpful.
Located in Ste-Foy, less than 3.1 mi 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.
YASSIR
Canada
EconoLodge is my favorite stay over. The cleanliness of the property and the facilities are two major factors that influence my decision
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.
This hotel is 10 minutes' drive from Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport. The hotel offers a lounge and WiFi.
connie
Canada
Hotel was clean
Beds and pillows were comfortable
We were near the stairwell and didn’t hear any noise all night.
McDonald and Subway right across the street.
Off street free parking was a bonus
Staff were lovely
Featuring 2 restaurants and an indoor pool, Hotel Manoir Victoria is located in Old Quebec, 8 minutes' walk from La Gare du Palais. The hotel offers a flat-screen cable TV in every room.
Pablo
United States of America
The Hotel Manoir Victoria, has friendly staff, eager to make your stay a pleasant one. Centrally located in Quebec City, you will enjoy walking through their neighborhood, tasting the local culinary dishes and visiting in their local shops.
Quebec City is beautiful and should be enjoyed on foot but the hotel can also set you up with a Hop On- Hop Off tour of the city if you're a first time visitor. If you are planning to visit Quebec City, the Hotel Manoir Victoria is great.
Conveniently located close to area motorways, and the major attractions of Quebec City, this pet-friendly hotel offers welcoming service along with comfortable accommodations and modern conveniences.
ponkow
United States of America
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Location close to our venue at expocite.
Easy parking. Clean. Nice size room. Staff helpful. Breakfast ok.
Mattress was wonderful!
Just 5 minutes’ drive from Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport and 15 minutes' drive from Quebec city center, Hotel Cofortel provides a fitness center and free WiFi throughout the hotel.
Extremely clean, very friendly staff, very good breakfast
Located off Highway 40, this hotel is near Galeries de la Capitale and 6.2 mi from Old Québec. A gym and an indoor pool upon reservation with water playground are featured.
Excellent we are going back again on our next trip
This hotel is located in Old Quebec, 10 minutes’ walk of the Citadelle of Québec and 125 ft from Château Frontenac. It offers free WiFi throughout the hotel.
The staff was super friendly, The place is very cosy.
Ideally located in Old Quebec, this heritage property features views of the St. Lawrence River. The on-site restaurants provide a variety of dining options, from classic to regional dishes.
It was an amazing experience - I enjoyed every moment😊
Located nearby Jean Lesage International Airport and only a short drive from Quebec City center, Grand Times Hotel features a cozy lobby along with an on-site bar.
Boasting an exceptional location in the heart of Québec City, C3 - Hotel Art de Viver is 5 to 10 minutes’ walk from Grand Théâtre de Québec, the Plains of Abraham and the National Museum of Fine Arts...
Friendly staff clean room. The bed was very comfortable.
Located a short drive from the center of Quebec City, this hotel provides free WiFi and offers easy access to area attractions and Jean-Lesage International Airport.
Conveniently located close to area motorways, and the major attractions of Quebec City, this pet-friendly hotel offers welcoming service along with comfortable accommodations and modern conveniences.
The breakfast was very good.. the place is perfect
Offering a terrace and indoor pool, Hôtel Québec Inn is set in Quebec City, 3.7 mi from Parc Aquarium du Quebec. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site.
Love the way they have the indoor pool and balcony
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Hôtel Lindbergh offers accommodations in Quebec City. Free private parking is available on site. Each room is equipped with a TV.
The buses are near the hotel and shopping mall too
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.
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, located in Quebec's Old Port, is seconds from the waterfront and offers a 24-hour front desk, concierge service and business center.
Excellent location, uniformly warm and welcoming staff.
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.
Excellent hotel, good location and charming staff.
Located in Quebec City, only steps from the fortified walls of the Old City, this charming hotel features a modern meeting room and 24-hour front desk.
We liked everything. All we could think about was there.
This Quebec hotel is 15 minutes from Jean Lesage International Airport. It features Le Bistango restaurant, and rooms with original artwork and free WiFi.
nous avons tout aimé, beau, confortable et bien situé
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 !
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A fun, whimsical city full of history, artisans, and...
A fun, whimsical city full of history, artisans, and activities. We would highly recommend taking a 2 hour boat ride to see the city from the water as well. It's a great way to see the waterfall a short distance from Old Quebec too. As for shopping, the variety of shops and goods was exceptional. Please keep Old Quebec from being infiltrated by box stores or chains. The Hotel Frontenac is a "must see' location even if you can't afford to stay there. They have hotel tours for $5. We ate at several places. Had a wonderful breakfast at Cochon Dinque "Crazy Pig" (which is apparently a chain in Quebec, but hadn't seen it elsewhere), had a mediocre meal for a fair price at L'Anciens Canadieans. Our waiter had the same jokes he used over and over again at every table. La Buche was a fun place with lots of graffiti, good track music, and a very unusual restroom set up. We wish that the menu had more options, but enjoyed the Sheppard's pie especially after adding their version of ketchup to it. Great staff! The sidewalk cafes are a great place to "people watch".
Old Quebec is very walkable. The Fenicular is worth a ride for the view alone. There are street musicians and lots of shops. Don't overlook the artisans who have temporary booths set up however. They have some very high end goods at exceptional prices. I bought a zip wool jacket from "Poisson" that I love! It is so much nicer than all the t-shirts and sweatshirts for sale. Make sure you take in all the history of Old Quebec. Champlain presides over the boardwalk and there is a church on every street, along with a great variety of architecture. We loved the special art installation done by the docks too promoting books and literacy. Louise Penny fans also have an opportunity to take a guided two hour walking tour based on her book "Bury Your Dead".
HBradley
United States of America
Scored 10
10
So many options for self directed touring or a group tour!
So many options for self directed touring or a group tour! Be prepared for lots of walking - we walked aver 15,000 steps two days out of the 3 we spent in Quebec City. Dining possibilities are extensive, and range from extremely reasonable to extremely expensive. Arriving over Labor dDay weekend worked well for us. Some shops changed their hours or limited the days they were open after Labor Day. Don't miss Ile D'Orleans or walking around the area near Parliament.
Louisa
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Quebec City is a great 3-day get away for couples or a get-...
Quebec City is a great 3-day get away for couples or a get-away with friends. We enjoyed learning about the history of the city, relaxed for a day at the Strom Nordic Spa on the Saint Lawrence, took a guided trip to Montmercy Falls and Saint Ann de Beaupre. If you are in shape talk a walk up and down the Cap-Blanc Stairs -it is a fun challenge and a great way to get over to the Strom Nordic Spa. We also took a daylong excursion Whale-Watching in Baie-Sainte-Catherine, where we saw Beluga, Minke and a Humpback Whale and enjoyed the views of the Fjords.
Mary Ellen
Scored 10
10
Lovely old buildings/architecture/cobbled streets and...
Lovely old buildings/architecture/cobbled streets and heritage feel. Easy to walk everywhere, although a little hilly in places. Beautiful location alongside St Lawrence river. Interesting history. Beautiful buildings, including Notre Dame and the Cathedral, plus Chateau Frontenac. Interesting museums - we loved the museum of Civilisation. There is a funicular railway up the cliff face between upper and lower town if the walk up seems too much.
heather
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Looks to be a very pretty European village with lots of...
Looks to be a very pretty European village with lots of dining and shops. Upon closer look, the shops are mostly overpriced junk souvenirs, and the food has little variety. Probably 75% of the restaurants were burgers, frites (poutine) and gelato. Food was pretty simple and quite overpriced (like $27 for a basic burger or $25 for a singular cheese crepe), we checked menus at dozens and ate at several places - consensus: it was all expensive, but it was all edible. Nothing very impressive, but nothing we didn't eat. Definitely crosses the line from touristy into tourist trap. Smallest city I've ever seen with open air sightseeing buses. That said, it's fairly walkable despite the elevation changes (lots of steps!) and quite picturesque.
Shannon
United States of America
Scored 10
10
We did the hop on & hop off bus tour which was great !
We did the hop on & hop off bus tour which was great ! A super way to see all the interesting sights & hear all the historical facts. We went around the full trip & then decided where we wanted to hop off & investigate further. We had lunch at the Petit Chateau, part of the Hotel Frontenac building. A full fondue which was amazing, also a huge amount of food.
One day we went whale watching on Croisieres AML. They have a big tour boat & also Zodiaks. We ended up being on the big boat but would suggest the zodiak instead. On the big boat you can purchase food & drink but the prices are ridiculously expensive. Thankfully we did see some whales & seals.
Lovely little hotel , free bus passes was a bonus , lovely stone wall room with use of communal kitchen facilities, room was better than expected , whole feel of hotel was very good , staff on front desk was friendly and the girl could not be more helpful , location 5 min bus straight down the same road finds you in old town , you could easily walk it in 15 min - also 2 min walk from hotel is a nice local neighbourhood with some bars , restaurants , chemists , and stores really nice feel to the area
The suite was incredibly clean, comfortable, spacious and stylish. The kitchenette, even that I didn’t used it, was well equipped.
The staff smiling, welcoming and helpful.
The hotel’s location was excellent, a lot of restaurants, coffee shops and nice shops. You only have to take in consideration that it is at sea level and you will have to climb stairs to go to the upper old town or go up with the funicular for 5$CA.
All together, we loved the place and the city.
Hotel Palace Royal in Old Quebec is a top-notch place to stay with its cleanliness, attentive staff, and prime location near Fairmont Le Chateau. The room's espresso coffee is delightful. I accidentally left my keys behind, but the hotel efficiently located and shipped them back to me upon my request.
Great location. Across the street from the Hotel Frontenac and right in old Quebec City. Walking diatance to restaurants and shops and the Citadel too. Rooms were clean and spacious and comfy beds.
This hotel was in the best location for walking around the Old Town. Clean, lots of natural light in the room, and comfortable and we had everything we needed. Would definitely stay here again.
Louisa
Australia
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