Historic Hotels in Chaudiere-Appalaches

"Restaurant and pool area are fun and funky!"

"Very clean property, feels very safe, very close to old Quebec City, the plains of Abraham, and a lot of great restaurants."

"Attentive and helpful staff; conscientious and thorough house-keeping staff, fine facilities, including some recent renovations. Our room had a street view, and the pub across the street did have loud-ish music that we were mostly able to mask with a white noise app. Our meals in the local restaurants ranged from good to excellent. It's high tourist season, and we probably wouldn't go again this time of year - but we are thinking about November "

"Bed was very comfortable. Would love to see an onsite restaurant. Also, breakfast and parking could easily be included for all rooms at no extra cost. Really enjoyed our stay. "

"The hotel is in a very convenient spot, close to the malls and restaurants. The staff are very friendly. The rooms are spacious enough for a family of four. Free parking. Cons: The elevators are pretty old, slow, and they do not function like a regular elevator does. 1 out of 3 elevator is not working during our stay. Parking: Full size SUV cannot park in the underground parking. You have to go around at the back of the hotel and look for a parking."

"Excellent rapport qualité/prix, déjeuner compris un plus, chambre d’un confort moyen-supérieur, bien situé "

"This hotel was absolutely beautiful. Just walking into the main reception with the pool deck and open terraces, felt like i was back in India! The ambiance was so surreal for an overnight stop just outside Quebec city. We enjoyed the pool which while busy, was beautifully warm, the hot tub a massive bonus. Breakfast was the usual hot breakfast - scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, and toast, but it was prepared well, and there was plenty in a spacious dining hall. The room was a good size, clean and comfortable with all the expected amenities. The one minus was the EV charging, they had two spots, ane there were plenty of other EV's in the parking lot, It cost $1.75 for a 50Kw/h charger (J1775) and I needed yet another poorly developed app to make it work (rather than one of the more popular apps like PlugShare or ChargeHub.) I took me far to long to sign up because the app didn't auto-complete, connect to my wallet, or allow me to paste verification codes. My first payment said it failed, the second time it worked, however it actually did work the first time, so i pre-paid twice, and now need to get a refund cause i hope i never have to use that network ever again. It did save me from having to charge for 40 minutes to start our journey the next morning so there's that."

"S'il vous plaît m'envoyer le sondage en français . Merci"

"Not our first stay. We like this property."