My brand new wife and I only just returned from our wonderful honeymoon touring Vieux Quebec. A highlight of our trip was our stay at Hotel le Cavalier du Moulin. The hotel is beautiful. It is located within the walls of haute ville, and is found inside of a beautifully restored stone building. I was very pleased with our room... more

With favourable reviews from Quebec City Tourism and TripAdvisor, we decided to settle on a weekend stay at Le Cavalier du Moulin. Big mistake. The first clue should have been the neon lights depicting the reception area found in a store next door. The receptionist was nice enough but did not trademark the customer service or presence that a hotel... more

I had a difficult time finding an affordable hotel within the walls of Old Quebec for our family of four until I came across Hotel Le Cavalier du Moulin. I pictured our room to be just inside the streetside shuttered windows shown on their website, but it turned out to be through a short alley next door and off the... more

We booked this hotel through the tourism Quebec website. We followed up with a phone call to ensure we had a room with air conditionning (not all their rooms have it). We received excellent service over the phone and in person when we arrived. Our room was old, but very clean. Another reviewer stated the locks were questionnable and we... more

We booked this hotel via the tourist-office of Quebec when we drove into the city and altough they don't offer breakfast it's a really nice hotel. The location is excellent. For a really good price you are IN the city which is very convenient. The owner of the hotel has a tourist-shop and they own 2 buildings next to each... more

We took 5 family members from England to Quebec City so they could experiance French speaking Quebec. We discovered this hotel on the internet and really had no idea what we would get when we arrived and what a surprise! A charming old building that has been revamped beautifully while retaining all that historic charm. Huge clean rooms with comfortable... more

There is only one way to see Quebec City and that is through the magical porthole casement windows of the Hotel Cavalier du Moulin on the Rue St. Louis. My wife and I, our two children and my wife’s cousin just returned from Quebec and it was one of the best trips we have ever been on. Staying at the... more