Booked a superior room. For $10/day, got a great room on the 3rd floor with a bay window. It’s not a cheap hotel, why get a cheap room there? I would consider this a boutique hotel (with 33 rooms), and not a personalized B&B. We booked this room because all of the B&B's we called were full. This place costs... more

This B&B is a perfect choice in experiencing the charm and quaintness of Quebec City. Yes, I could have chosen to stay at the highly rated, super chic, Hotel Dominion 1912, but I really wanted a hotel or B&B that would fit into the theme / feel of the trip. I also could have stayed at Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac,... more

We spent 2 nights in this charming little hotel. The rooms are basic but clean and rather quiet. Ours had an alarm clock with CD player. Breakfast there is quite an experience. Since we were 5 travelers, we got our own breakfast table and our own lovely waiter. We were served fresh fruit, croissants, bread, jam, cheese, cold cuts, cereals,... more

We found this bed and breakfast online and had the most romantic, relaxing, wonderful time - and we had not expected or planned a romantic trip! We had a superior room on the first floor. Very cute and the breakfast room was so pretty. It was almost a year ago since we were there but when I think back on... more

This hotel was the perfect place to stay in Quebec City if you are looking for value. The location is excellent since it only a 10 minute walk to the old city and just past the Grand Allee strip of restaurants. The superior room was huge although it had two single beds and could have accommodated doubles or just a... more

My husband and I, with our two adult children, stayed for two nights at the Relais Charles Alexandre, We had driven from Montreal in a hire car and found the hotel very easily from the main highway. The receptionist (young man) spoke English to us. We hadn't reserved a car parking space but that wasn't a problem. The cost of... more

Nice inn about a ten minute walk from the old city gate. A few blocks from the battlefield park. In addition to the restaurants on Grand Allee, there are shops and restaurants on Rue Cartier, 2 blocks past the hotel. We had a room off the lobby, which I thought would be noisy, but was actually not. Staff was friendly.... more

My partner & I drove up to Quebec City from our Vermont home to celebrate our 17th anniversary and we stayed at this hotel for the first 3 days of our 7 day stay. Because the reviews and recommendations were so varied and we had never been to QC before we decided to split up our visit between 2 hotels.... more

We were thoroughly disappointed by this hotel. Don't get me wrong, its location is great, just in front of the Plains of Abraham and a 10 minute walk from the town, but the quality of the accommodations and the friendliness of the staff were far from acceptable. Where to begin? Well, we did arrange parking so after a few minutes... more