Make sure you get a room with a water view. You feel like you are lost at sea, staring out at the…read morerock and island. Sheets and beds are nice, everything is clean. This has been my best Riotel experience. And like other Riotel's they look like crap from the outside, but wow you on the inside. Overpriced meal plan, but that's cool because you have great restaurants in town like the Maison Du Pecheur, etc.

I wasn't totally sure what to expect...but au Pic de l'Aurore turned out to be clean, comfortable…read moreand surprisingly modern. We were here for two nights - our kitchenette was big enough for our purposes, and the room was quite large. The folks at the front desk/reception area are professional, helpful and knowledgeable. Small quibbles: it's a couple of miles from Perce's town center, and not really walkable to there...and like Nasi, we didn't have a view of the rock from our room. Water in the sinks and shower took an annoyingly long time to heat up, and the wifi was intermittent to the point of being useless. But, really, you didn't come to Gaspesie to mess around on your iPhone - get out and see all that this amazing region has to offer. Overall, this place got the job done and then some. Definitely recommended.

This place is located at a beautiful site that oversees Percé rock and île de bonaventure…read more We stayed in a small chalet for two nights while we were on vacation in the area. The small chalets with no kitchenettes do not have the great view of the rock but we chose the privacy over the view as our other option would have been the motel rooms. On top of that I also loved the coziness and cuteness of the wooden interior. There is free wifi but the speed is really low. No breakfast was included when we stayed (early August)

Rooms are a little small but well-equipped & they're good value compared to the alternatives in…read morethe area, and owner is lovely

When you drive up, you'll think, "Oh, what a cute hotel, out in the middle of nowhere!" My…read moresuggestion is to drive back to somewhere and stay there. I did not say the "cute hotel, middle of nowhere" thing because it was after dark when we got to the hotel and there was almost no lighting on the grounds. I could barely tell that there was a hotel there, let alone a cute one. We actually drove right past it. We drove back and still we almost missed it again. Not the best signage. And, as I mentioned, no lights. Husband checked in. We got in to our room, not an easy task in the dark, but we had the headlights to help us. The hotel was obviously being renovated and this was one of the newly renovated rooms. It was clean and cute, if a little sparse. There was a double bed. The headboard was the width of a queen size bed. Otherwise adorable. This is obviously a limited budget reno, but it is low budget done well. However, there were not enough outlets and the ones that were there were badly placed. A lot of loose cords showing. There were a couple problems with the bathroom sink. First, it is right in the middle of the counter. Anyone shorter than me would have trouble leaning over to spit. Secondly, it didn't have any water. Which is something you usually want in a sink. I went down to reception and asked if there was a vending machine where I could get a bottle of water. They explained to me that there was a water dispenser outside the room. Didn't I see it? It's a big black box. No, I had not seen the big black box in the near pitch dark outside my room. I went back to the room and found the black box and got water out of it. I had a couple smoke breaks throughout the night. I didn't sit on the bench outside the room, as it was rainy and the bench was wet. I stood near the black box. There was something on the ground. I was right next to where they were doing reno, so I thought little of it. I kicked the something away. It was not hard or heavy like reno stuff often is. But I thought little of it. I put my butts in the flower pot next to the bench. A flower pot next to a bench is a perfectly good ashtray. But you need to empty it, or at least add another layer of sand. It was pretty full. Hard to put a cigarette out in there. I tried to get some sleep in the double bed with Husband. In the morning, we left and I saw the something that I had kicked away from the black box, where I was smoking. It was a dead bird. Since most birds don't fly at night, I'm thinking this one had lost his little birdie life during the daylight hours (many hours before we arrived) and wasn't found and cleaned up. Yucky.

From the owner: Le Nordet est un centre écotouristique situé au cœur de la pointe gaspésienne. Sur notre site…read moreremarquable, vous trouverez l’équilibre entre l’accessibilité et la tranquillité. Hébergement confortable avec une vue sur la mer ou sur la forêt, spa nordique en nature, sorties en kayak de me et école de plein air. Un comptoir alimentaire et salle à manger vue sur la pointe St-Pierre et le golfe du St-Laurent est également ouvert à l'année.

Beautiful place. Came here by snowmobile. Rooms a nice size. Hot shower and very comfortable…read morebeds. Clean and a nice view of the water.

The room shows really well online but when you stay you will see all the short cuts taken in…read morepiecing the rooms together. Someone put a lot of thought into making this place feel modern, but forgot about execution. Weird holes in the ceiling, paint not complete, carpet run down, bathrooms not remodeled and a little motel-ish more than hotel. The bar looks frickin awesome, probably the best hangout in town. Plus this place is stumbling distance to a Dixie Lee. The breakfast here is not worth walking across the way for. And they have an odd second floor doorway about the breakfast room but no stairs to it. Maybe for snowstorms? The view is just so-so, as it sits in a semi-industrial part of town.

The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. Food was very good with decent portion. The rooms…read morewere adequate. Beds comfortable. Building is old. Can hear everything in other rooms and outdoors. All in all it was a good night sleep, but not worth what I paid for it.