The boutique hotel

Accommodation with a soul

Against standardized large chains, Old Quebec's boutique hotels offer an authentic immersion into the city's history and unique character. Each address tells a different story.

Old Quebec has an exceptional concentration of character hotels distinguished by their heritage architecture, refined decoration, and attentive service. In these historic homes converted into modern hospitality venues, stone walls, vaulted ceilings, and century-old wooden floors tell the city's story better than any tourist guide.

For the traveler seeking to experience Quebec from within, the choice of accommodation is as important as the choice of activities. Falling asleep in a room whose walls are centuries old means participating in the living continuity of a city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. An experience that large chains simply cannot offer.

Hôtel 71

Design serving history

Located in the former National Bank of Canada (1914), Hotel 71 elegantly combines the Beaux-Arts architecture of the Upper Town with clean contemporary design. An address that is a benchmark in Quebec's boutique hotel scene.

Hotel Le Germain-Dominion

The soul of Old Quebec in a room

Located in two historic buildings on Saint-Pierre Street, Germain-Dominion is the quintessential boutique hotel of Old Quebec. It has built its reputation on impeccable service and a warm, intimate atmosphere.

Manoir Victoria

The intimate grand hotel of Haute-Ville

Located just steps from Château Frontenac in Haute-Ville, Manoir Victoria offers the classic elegance of a grand hotel with the warmth of a boutique establishment.

The Manoir Victoria occupies a heritage building on Côte du Palais since 1832. What was once a modest inn has become over the decades a charming hotel with 156 rooms, an indoor pool, a spa, and a heritage reception hall. Its location in Haute-Ville, just steps from Château Frontenac and Saint-Jean Street, makes it one of the best-located addresses in Old Quebec.

The atmosphere at Manoir Victoria is deliberately classic: wood paneling, thick carpets, uniformed staff, and attentive old-fashioned service. A hotel that fully embraces its connection to European hotel tradition while offering the comfort and modern amenities expected by contemporary travelers.

Clarendon Hotel

The oldest hotel in Quebec City

Founded in 1870, the Clarendon Hotel is the oldest hotel still operating in Quebec City. Its Art Deco interior and classic facade make it a landmark in Old Quebec.

The Hôtel Clarendon, on Sainte-Anne Street, is an address that is an integral part of the heritage of Upper Town. Its 143 rooms retain the atmosphere of a grand hotel from the early 20th century: high ceilings, wood parquet floors, Art Deco furniture, and breathtaking views of Château Frontenac or Lower Town. A Quebec institution that has welcomed personalities from around the world for over a century and a half.

Auberge Saint-Pierre

The warmth of an inn, the luxury of a hotel

In Lower Town, Auberge Saint-Pierre continues the tradition of Quebec inns with warm hospitality and tastefully decorated rooms in a fully renovated 19th-century building.

The Auberge Saint-Pierre embodies a particular spirit: that of authentic Quebec hospitality, where the guest is treated as a house guest rather than a reservation number. Its 41 rooms and suites, all different, blend exposed wooden beams, field stones, and contemporary amenities in a combination that perfectly sums up the identity of Old Quebec.

Morning at Carrera Café

The favorite pit stop of Old Quebec hosts

From each boutique hotel in Old Quebec, Carrera Café is just a few minutes’ walk away. The ideal coffee stop to start your day of exploration.

Travelers staying at Germain-Dominion, Hôtel 71, or Manoir Victoria share a strong taste for quality experiences. That’s why many of them naturally end up pushing open the door of Carrera Café in Petit-Champlain: to find in the cup the same level of excellence as in their hotel room.

Our Podium coffee, our Latte Pit Stop with notes of vanilla and almond, or our selection of gourmet boards with Organic Charcuteries from Charlevoix and fine cheeses: Carrera Café is the natural extension of a high-end stay in Old Quebec. A gastronomic pit stop just steps from your hosts.