The Charming Hotels of Old Quebec
Sleeping in Old Quebec means choosing experience over simple accommodation. Between the stone walls of historic houses and palace suites, the charming hotels of the capital offer stays that extend the magic of the place.
Choosing a hotel in Old Quebec means agreeing to pay a little more for a lot more: waking up in a historic neighborhood, cobblestone streets under the window, history floating in the air.
The hotel offer in Old Quebec is diverse and of high quality. Whether you seek the intimacy of a historic guesthouse, the luxury of a palace with river views, or the character of a boutique hotel set in a heritage building, Quebec offers a perfectly suited option for every desire and budget. What unites them all: an incomparable geographic location in the heart of the only fortified city in North America.
Old Quebec has several dozen classified hotel establishments, from small inns with six rooms to large hotels with several hundred rooms. The competition is strong, which raises the quality. High occupancy rates in the high season testify to the destination's constant appeal.
Sleeping in Petit-Champlain means having craft shops at your doorstep and the river within sight. The few establishments there are particularly sought after.
Located in a historic building on Saint-Pierre Street, this upscale inn offers luxurious rooms decorated in a style that blends heritage and contemporary. Exposed stones, beams, old floors: the charm of the old combined with modern comfort.
In the Dominion Building, built in 1912, this boutique hotel from the Germain chain offers rooms with a clean and sophisticated design, in a building that has retained all its Beaux-Arts grandeur. Personalized service, renowned restaurants, ideal location just steps from the Old Port.
The Upper Town hosts the grand hotels and prestigious addresses, with terraces overlooking the river and locations just steps from the main attractions.
The oldest hotel in operation in Quebec, opened in 1870, the Clarendon is an institution. Art Deco, plush corridors, old-fashioned bar: accommodation that immerses the visitor in the city's history with an authentic attention to detail.
A charming hotel in a building dating from the late 19th century, Manoir Victoria offers comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms, just steps from all the attractions of the Upper Town. Personalized service and a family atmosphere.
In the nearby Saint-Roch neighborhood, Hôtel PUR is the reference for contemporary design in Quebec. Clean-lined rooms, heated indoor pool, renowned Pur and Vins restaurant: for those who love modern comfort without sacrificing proximity to Old Quebec.
In the former National Bank of Canada building constructed in 1872, Hôtel 71 offers upscale rooms with 4-meter ceilings and preserved architectural details. Monumental lobby, attentive service: an address for lovers of architecture and history.
The charming inns and guesthouses of Old Quebec offer a more personal experience than large hotels. Often housed in heritage homes, they have a soul.
A charming inn in a house built in the shadow of the fortifications, La Maison du Fort offers carefully decorated rooms where every detail recalls the history of the place. Homemade breakfast served in the historic dining room, warm welcome from the owners: an authentic Old Quebec experience.
A guesthouse in the Montcalm neighborhood, just steps from Old Quebec, Auberge du Quartier is the place for those seeking a residential atmosphere rather than a hotel. Personalized rooms, attentive owners, breakfast included.
It is impossible to talk about accommodation in Quebec without mentioning the Château Frontenac, Canada's most symbolic hotel and one of the most photographed in the world.
Built in 1893 by the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Château Frontenac has dominated Cap-Diamant for over 130 years. Its 611 rooms and suites, gourmet restaurants, spa, and iconic bar make it a destination in itself. Sleeping at the Château is living a page of history.
A few hotel addresses in Old Quebec stand out for their exceptional level of excellence, in a setting where every detail matters.
The Château suites offer panoramic views of the river, seating and beds of the highest quality, and 24-hour concierge service. A night in these spaces means living up to the setting: grand, historic, unforgettable.
Built on an archaeological site in the Old Port, Auberge Saint-Antoine incorporates historical artifacts into its decor. Each room is unique, the service is impeccable, and the Panache restaurant is one of the province’s top dining spots. An address unanimously praised by connoisseurs.
Rebuilt every winter in Valcartier, just outside Quebec City, the Ice Hotel is one of the most unique hotel experiences in the world. Rooms sculpted from ice, a constant temperature of 0°C, warming rituals included: a night to experience at least once in your life.
Whether you are staying at Auberge Saint-Pierre, Château Frontenac, or Hôtel 71, Carrera Café is just a few minutes' walk to start your day off right.
The proximity of Carrera Café to the main hotels in Petit-Champlain and the Old Port makes it the ideal morning stop for travelers staying in the area. A well-pulled espresso, a pastry, a light board: the perfect start before a day of exploration in Old Quebec.
Our morning espresso, the Gran Prix, is strong, balanced, with a cocoa undertone that pleasantly awakens you. Paired with a light board or an artisanal pastry, it is the perfect start before a day in Old Quebec. Travelers already know where to go as they leave the hotel.
You have chosen your hotel, you have dropped off your luggage. The next step: Carrera Café, for the coffee that kicks off your stay in Old Quebec.
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