Our family enjoyed a four night stay here. The staff is friendly, helpful, and fluent in French and…read moreEnglish. The people working the front desk gave us good tips about where to eat and shop. We all appreciated how clean the hotel is. Our room was immaculate! Parking was available both outside and indoors, unfortunately, the indoor parking garage smelled like dead mice and the odor lingered in my car for a few hours even after I drove away. I'm hoping the bad smell in the garage was caused by a temporary rodent problem and isn't a permanent thing. I liked using the indoor pool. The hot tub was more like a lukewarm tub but it was still nice. This hotel is in a great location and I walked to Tim Horton's, the supermarket, the pharmacy, and to the downtown area. It's also right by the lake and a park. I loved the view from our room. Since I rarely eat breakfast, I didn't go to the breakfast room but the two other people in my family went and said breakfast was just ok, not bad but nothing special. The architecture of the building is different and I mostly liked it. The raw concrete aesthetic in the room was not to my taste but I did like the design of the lobby and the chill music playing by the elevators. I'm glad we stayed in this hotel!

Conviniently located at Drummondville. Staffs able to speak english is plus for non-french speakers.read more

Rooms are comfortable and appealing. Each room has a sliding glass door leading to a small patio…read more The hotel consists of 52 rooms. Standard or superior rooms are available. All rooms have a mini-fridge, microwave and best of all, a Keurig coffee machine. Beds are comfortable and come with plenty of pillows. Complimentary breakfast is nourishing and offers a nice array of bagels,croissants,cold cereals,fruit, yogurts, and cheese.

Our two-night stay at the Hotel le Floral was delightful. This hotel is newly renovated, extremely…read moreclean. The rooms are very comfortable and surprisingly spacious. Breakfast was fresh and plentiful, the serving area is a bit cramped so don't wait until the last moment to come down. While we did not use the pool, there were several other families enjoying it and plenty of seats and tables. An added bonus is the Tesla destination charger. While this was not a factor in our visit, it was a welcome surprise when we arrived.

Decided to stop here for the night on way home from Toronto. Great hotel and after driving for past…read more8 hours did not feel like going out for dinner. Glad we stayed in service was great we had a Caesar salad to start and our dinner selection were ample and delicious and so was our chocolate mousse. Would gladly stay and eat here again

Nice! We are a platinum member family of marriott. And generally love thier properties everywhere…read more This was one of pretty decent and value for money location. The room was pretty decent and on our request they arranged us an Microwave as we were travelling with a toddler. They had a play room which had a TT table, a fooseball and toys for kids and a lot of coloring stuff. It was helpful when you are travelling with a toddler. Staff was able to communicate in English and was sincere. The cafeteria could have been better. But there were a lot of french restaurants around so we enjoyed our dinner outside.

This hotel really changed in a positive way. There was a welcoming sign a big chocolate and a…read morebottle of water for me in the room. The bed was very comfortable and they have a really comfy chair in the room. Towels were new and plush great job hotel management

Clean, comfortable and freshly remodeled…read more The staff is unfailingly gracious, but too few. There is one accessible elevator and EVERYONE must use it. OTL - give room attendants access to the PAUS elevator!

What an incredible dining experience. Dinner for two, including drinks and tip, came to just over…read more$500 CAD. Rather than ordering from the menu, I gave our server complete creative freedom and asked her to choose my entire meal without telling me what I'd be getting. It turned out to be one of the best dining decisions I've ever made. The evening began with an exquisite foie gras served with duck and a beautifully balanced fruit purée. The texture was impossibly smooth and luxurious, while the flavors were rich, elegant, and unlike anything I've experienced before. For my main course, she selected perfectly seared scallops accompanied by a delicate tortellini and a silky scallop purée. Every bite was expertly prepared, with each component complementing the others without overpowering them. What made the evening truly memorable wasn't just the outstanding food--it was the trust I placed in our server and the exceptional care she took in creating a meal that felt both personal and unforgettable. From start to finish, the service was impeccable, and the entire experience was one I'll be talking about for a long time. If you're looking for a truly special dining experience, I can't recommend this restaurant highly enough.

First of all a group of us went to this stunningly beautiful restaurant on the water as part of the…read more Three Pines Tour and is frequented by Louise Penny, the author. We didn't have to wait long to be seated even though there were six of us. There were so many appealing items on the menu that it was hard to chose. Our server, Chau, was patient and helpful (even when I changed my mind about what to eat). Most of us ordered non-alcoholic drinks (their lemonade is delicious and not too sweet) and their home-baked bread, which was cut into quarters, was hearty and delicious, especially with the fresh butter that melted on impact. I started out with the Gaspacho, which was nice and cold, flavorful and just a bit chunky. For the main course I chose the Lobster Roll, without the roll, with half salad and half french fries. The meal in total was out of this world, and if I lived here I'd be at this place frequently. This restaurant also has facilities for recreation such as swimming pools, spa and I believe you can book a room as well. The grounds are spectacular and a perfect place to get away from the city. This establishment was awarded with the distinction at par with the Micheline 5-star rating, and I can understand why, even only having seen a fraction of the facilities. It's a little piece of heaven.

Saw this place on a Yelp search and figured out it's a 5-star rating with "chocolate" in the name…read moreand nice scenery. What's not to like? So I booked a night to stay over on our way to Charlevoix. The Good: certainly that breakfast earns its reputation. It's conventional but really good, as is the coffee. Service in the cafe also quite good. The Bad: bedbugs. Found in the bedsheets. I get the feeling the staff knows they have a problem because when we brought it up they were indifferent to it. Did not make for a good nights sleep. The Other: scenery around the hotel is pretty nice, quiet and peaceful. Parking is street parking.

We are in the area celebrating not only my mom's birthday, but also following the route of the…read moreInspecteur Gamache series of novels by Louise Penny, famous local author. This was my mom's request and any chance to spend time in Quebec is something we all love. North Harley is a charming little town with some unique shops and of course, this delightful Inn, L'Auberge de la Chocolatière, or The Chocolate Makers Inn. The café has a nice array of breakfast, lunch and dinner items, as well as desserts. We were promptly seated. Staff is perfectly bilingual (which is pretty common for this area). I ordered the Grilled Cheese Panini with comes with side salad or soup of the day. I chose the latter, a celery and mushroom (non dairy) veloûté. My mom ordered the sane whereas my dad got the pepper and eggs Panini with chèvre and the soup. We each ordered the thé froid, iced tea, a slightly sweetened iced herbal tea. The Panini was delicious. It was a perfect combination of sweet and savory. The soup was creamy, properly seasoned and piping hot. As there was a chill in the air, it hit the spot. The service was excellent. We opted to forgo dessert, but we did get an array of 12 artisanal chocolates to go. We had mom choose the flavors from over almost 40 offerings in dark, milk and white chocolate. Each chocolate has a fine-thick sliver of topping or sprinkling of herbs or spices, such as dried cranberries, apricot, elderflower, cassis, cayenne pepper, sea salt, lavender, coconut, cardamom. In essence, a chocolate lovers paradise. In the car, we sampled the pralined and the apricot. The chocolate is extremely high quality and not too sweet. There's a lot of love out into those concoctions. The store also sells maple syrup candies and syrup, small and large bars of the chocolates, etc. It was a lovely first meal in the region. I would cone back here to enjoy the area's outdoor offerings and perhaps stay here.

I traveled to Sherbrooke Canada from New Hampshire in the US which was a 3 hour drive. I booked my…read moreroom online through Priceline and the Canadian price was 153 CAD, The US price was $114 with tax. When I arrived, the man at the counter greeted me in French but when I greeted him back in English, he was able to speak English. He asked for a credit card and I handed him my Visa Debit bank card, but he stated that I needed a regular credit card. I told him that I don't have a regular credit card and that I have never had any issues when staying in hotels presenting my Visa Debit card in the US. He said " well ,this isn't the US and we have to have a credit card." So he said he would have to charge me 200 CAD for a deposit since I didn't have a credit card. My total then came out to 353 CAD. He said I would get it back when I checked out the next day. Since the next day fell on a Sunday, I didn't expect to get my deposit back until Monday or Tuesday. Well , it's been 3 weeks now and I was charged $249 for the one night stay that was supposed to only cost $114. I never received my deposit back and when I called the hotel the first time , I was told no one was available that speak English until after 1 pm. I called back a week later and was just put on hold when I asked to speak to the manager and then the attendant just hung up on me. Lesson learned, I guess this is how Canadians treat Americans coming to visit Canada. Next time I will know to stay in a US based hotel in Canada.

Lovely motel just outside downtown Sherbrooke. Very clean, well maintained, friendly staff…read more Double beds were a little short for us as we are both relatively tall. Would request Queen-size next time. Very convenient to be able to park right outside one's unit. Especially convenient for those with limited mobility. Bathroom and shower well-appointed. Dining room is charming. Decorated with folk art & stained-glass window. Breakfast was extra but we each received a $3 off coupon. Excellent menu. Coffee in the room & dining room is excellent (fresh ground in dining room). We normally prefer B&Bs and country inns but wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

Worst hotel EVER. Quality is not even a thought…read more Moldy bathroom ceiling. Ice bucket with disgusting bodily remnants. The odour of a morgue. NEVER staying at a Quality inn again.

Unfortunately when in Sherbrooke, this wouldn't be my first choice. There are a number of much…read morenicer hotels in Sherbrooke. For some reason, I ended up making a last minute reservation and both of my usual spots were completely sold out. The room was dated but perfectly clean. Front desk people were very nice at check in and check out. In a pinch, this place will do.

Owner is friendly and has two friendly dogs too. Staff can speak and understand English, which is…read moregreat when coming to the province of Quebec and not knowing any French. The room is fine. Has a sort of cottage feel, but even the cheapest room has a TV, air conditioning, and a private bathroom--also a stove, refrigerator, coffee maker, and microwave. Note that, while our room did have a computer, it didn't have an operating system installed. There is free WiFi, though, so bring a laptop. Another perk is the Subway (the restaurant) directly across the street, which stays open until 1:00am. The cheapest room was 65$C per night.