Laurentian Mountains Kid friendly Vacations

This lovely apartment was in the perfect location to explore Old Town Quebec City. It’s located on the edge of the upper town, inside the city wall. We had a taller vehicle (minivan) so need to find a surface lot for parking. We parked easily at the bottom of the hill on Quai Saint Andre (allows both overnight and 24 hour parking) and could see our vehicle from the apartment. The apartment was spotless and beautifully decorated. The two bedrooms are on opposite sides of the apartment, providing privacy for guests. We didn’t choose to cook while we were there, but the kitchen seemed to have everything needed to do so. It was wonderful to have two bathrooms (again, everything was spotless!). The rooftop terrace is accessible thru the bedroom window which was a very fun way to view the summer fireworks! If we return to Quebec City, we would definitely stay again and are 100% happy about the choice we made to stay in this updated apartment.

Having 3 toddlers and a baby It was hard getting in the room with no elevators but other than that we had a good experience

Gorgeous lofted suite in the most perfect part of town. Soaker tub was fantastic. Small downside was having to walk down the 21 steps narrow spiral staircase in the middle of the night to use the washroom. Other than that, it was beautiful. It is a little difficult to find with all the construction going on - so we had to do a little recon mission first to find the location before hauling bags as you cannot drive right to the door with the current construction. It’s also on a street that no cars are allowed on. Can’t beat the view and location though. My husband is a history buff and loved it!

It was a very beautiful hotel and it was close to everything in downtown Quebec City.

Everything was as listed but that doesn't really capture the experience. The apartment was soulless. Very bare. There were kitchen utensils, but limited glassware and there was literally nothing there to ease the way for travellers first arriving and tired. This is a bigger problem in that there is literally just a gas station nearby where one can buy snacks and coffee but nothing else unless you're renting a car. The only convenience store is about a 15 mn walk away and very small with limited selections. The other thing that irked was that they nickel and dime you. If you arrive early and need a place to store your luggage, they charge you about $6 an hour for the privilege. That struck me as low class. I wouldn't stay there again, it's just not welcoming.

The people were all genuinely nice. It’s a well located beautiful property. Was there for a wedding. Bride had asked that i - in her close wedding party be on the same floor. We were not although we had booked many many months in advance. They never came to do my room although i had asked for it to be clean with a sign from 6-2 then dnd 2-3. We got back at 11pm and there was a note saying the room hadnt been serviced. I asked at the bar what the gluten free options were/ could be. She just told me that i would need to check online. It wasnt online. I would have expected more support from the waitress, which eventually came after i asked her to please check with the kitchen. It felt like my condition was not her problem and i was a burden. There is a japanese toilet in my room which I appreciated but the seat was all yellowed from the heater which felt gross. I usually stay at the Fairmont or Germain when in quebec (or elsewhere) and i get much more of a sense of hospitality when i stay at those properties than i did at the st antoine. Nobody asked about me, my welcome amenuty had Gluten. Usually, at fairmont or germain they have it in my file. The rooms at st antoine were nicer and more curated. Overall, at the same price, I would probably go back to my usual suspects. Would not hesitate to stay there, i just feel there are better options for service.

Excellent hotel for my needs.