Québec, QC

Comfortable beds and modern rooms with great views draw guests back. Staff goes out of their way with personal touches. Pool and gym are small, old TVs lack casting, and the walk to rooms is long but worth it for the art and scenery.

Rooms are clean, spacious, and quiet with comfortable beds and well-planned layouts. Staff are friendly and helpful. The included breakfast is light on hot food, mostly fruit and yogurt, but the hotel has a 24-hour restaurant with a guest discount nearby. Central location works well for exploring the city.

Rooms are spacious and clean with comfortable beds, but street-facing ones have significant noise from traffic and ice rink music until 10pm. Staff is friendly and helpful. Location beats everything else nearby within 15 minutes. Skip the expensive buffet breakfast and eat at local cafes instead.

Clean beds and good service, but noise bleeds through thin wooden walls between rooms. Cleanliness varies wildly—some guests report dust and spider infestations while others praise spotless rooms. Front desk won't help with problems.

Rooms are spacious with big windows and great city views, though one guest couldn't control the heat properly. The location near Parliament works well for sightseeing, staff are helpful, and the breakfast is excellent. Conferences sometimes fill the hotel, and parking costs extra.

Rooms are spacious and clean but smell musty, with uncomfortable worn beds and heating that doesn't work in winter. Front desk staff vary wildly from friendly to hostile and rude. Parking costs extra and causes constant headaches.

The hotel has a great location near Old Quebec and friendly staff, but cleanliness is inconsistent. Rooms are spacious with comfortable beds, though some guests found the property dated and shabby with maintenance issues like broken fixtures and dirty pool water. Pay daily for parking despite high room rates.