Lovely stay at this very quaint hotel on the main street in Knowlton - lots of shops and places to…read moreeat. Also and IGA nearby - lots of green space with a park right next to it and the marina a few minutes walk. Very quiet location and friendly staff. Hotel has lots of amenities such as a very good restaurant on site, a large balcony to sit for a coffee and a shared breakfast nook. Rooms are clean, bright and well laid out. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Step back in time without sacrificing the comforts of modern day. Built in 1849, newly renovated…read moreand re-decorated, Auberge Knowlton, the oldest continuously operating hotel in the Eastern Townships, celebrates more than 160 years of history of receiving guests with its elegant, antique-filled decor while offering all the modern amenities one has come to expect from a first class hotel. Keep in touch with the world in our designer decorated guestrooms with telephones, televisions and Internet connection (WI-FI) or un-plug and enjoy. Auberge Knowlton is your ideal home base from which to discover the lovely Victorian village of Knowlton with its famous boutiques and antique shops, its country museum, its art galleries and summer theatre. Seasonal packages offered. In our continuing commitment to offer our guests an exceptional experience, we have been recently accredited by Vélo Québec as an inn equipped to respond to the special needs of cyclists. We are dog-friendly!

Wonderful inn with lots of charm. The owners were incredibly nice and helpful. We were there in…read moreOctober and it was beautiful. The location is perfect easy walk to town or the beautiful lake. Highly recommend

When I checked in I brought my registered service dog with me and they were adamant that they…read morecharge a $50.00 fee for the dog This I'd illegal especially with a service dog that is registered . The walls are paper thin, you can hear people's full on conversations in the hallway. I went to the reception and told the receptionist that there was no hot water to take a shower. She responded by saying that none of the rooms had any hot water. I also told her that the internet was spotty. She said yes I know, ever since we switched from Bell the internet has been an issue. I checked in for 2 nights and will not be completing my stay. Also, the bed is super uncomfortable . Save yourself the $$$, so not worth it!!!!jutjI4-hygrot-wigjyxc

Absolutely beautiful hotel and rooms. Room is in excellent condition and has free breakfast and…read morewifi. I have stayed in rooms three times the cost that are not as nice.

I've encountered nothing but opulence whilst corroding my derrière in this fine establishment. They…read morewill dock you $100 CAN for the mini bar so be warned. The aforementioned does have full 750 ml bottles for $25-35 CAN. BUT! There is a petrol station a stone's throw away and comparable bottles are $10-15. Don't get hosed, friends. Oh, that hundd-o? You get that back less the shite you nick from the fridge or drawer. Pro tip: you get two free keurig cups, located below the coffee machine. He rest are pay-per-use.

Do not do business with these people! A confirmed, written reservation means nothing to Auburge du…read moreJoli Vent. We received our written confirmation with confirmation # by email from Auburge du Joli Vent six weeks ahead of time. Two hours before we were due to check in, they called and told us they had overbooked and could not honor our reservation! They did help to find us other accommodations: for the same price they found a place that was in absolutely no way comparable 20 miles away. The poor desk clerk was left to deal with us. The "Director" at Auburge do Joli Vent would not make eye contact with us or speak to us. We had traveled all the way across the continent to be in Knowlton and our vacation plans were totally destroyed. We lost half a day just arguing with them and getting other vastly inferior accommodations. The compensation for our trouble: They offered us a cup of coffee!

Wow!!! This hidden gem offers great food in a rustic decor with friendly, personalized service…read more.. You will not be disappointed with anything here. This is a must visit when in the Eastern Townships...

They are pretty helpful and nice. They have a lot of maps and will tolerate your attempts at…read morespeaking French. The bathroom in our room (a cheaper one) had a small shower, but very clean otherwise. We got there one day late and they did not charge us, which was very nice. The breakfast is really good, if somewhat limited.

Three of us stayed here for a girl's getaway in September. We took advantage of a package with…read moreBalnea Spa. The room was slightly larger than a regular double and had single-bed sized window seats that they made up for one of us. It was a beautiful old building that has been been renovated. They left enough of the old part to give you the feel of it. It was clean and quiet. Breakfast was unique and very good. My friends had Eggs Benedict on bisquits and I have a Chia Bowl. All came with coffee or tea and a mini smoothie bowl. We plan to come again!

Hovey Manor is an incredible 5-star hotel, spa, and restaurant on the shores of Lake Massawippi in…read moreNorth Hatley, Quebec. The original building is actually a replica of George a Washington's Mt. Vernon and still has many of the period floors and interior decor. The food and services are outstanding with many traditional dinner dishes like dock and steaks. They offer a wonderful brunch and there's even the "Tap Room" for more casual dining. This place is high end worth it. https://manoirhovey.com/en/

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.

I found this on AirBnB and we stayed in a two floor suite, big enough for four people (two queen…read morebeds). The hotel is flanked by a wildlife preserve on one side and Lac Brome on the other. They have kayaks, oars, and PFDs for you to use during your stay. The preserve and lake are must-sees by water. Even novice kayakers would enjoy this. The downstairs shower in the second bathroom was amazing. It was so needed on sore muscles after a long day of touring, driving, and kayaking. The spa down in the hotel offers a steam room (Hammam), whirlpool spa, sauna. All were excellent. There is also massages, body wraps, facials, and mani-pedis available on site. We didn't use the outdoor pool, but it was a salt water heated one (a big plus). The exercise room needs work-it does not have a/c and the weight equipment needs some lubrication. The restaurant La Brise was very good. Our server was so attentive and made sure my mom had a nice birthday surprise. I will give a review and rating separately for that. All in all a very reasonably-priced place to stay. I'd stay here again.

We got off to a bad start…read more I have recently gone vegan...which is not easy. I am not doing it to be difficult, I am doing it because I am an animal lover and I care about our planet. Two weeks ago, I stayed at this hotel with my three best friends. Before booking, I asked if their Découverte gastronomique package (which includes three course dinner and brunch for two days) could accommodate vegans. They said yes, no problem for vegan menu. I asked twice once while booking and then again days before our trip. On the first night I was served a nice tofu noodle dinner which was actually quite good. The only thing they could make for a starter was a salad but it was a sophisticated one. The dessert was a cup of fruit...which isn't dessert. That's all I am going to say. Then, Saturday brunch was disaster. They didn't even have non-dairy milk for my coffee. All I could eat was the basket of toast they plopped on the table. I was pretty pissed and I let the manager know. The reason why I am giving them 4 stars is because the chef really pulled up his socks after this. Saturday night dinner was the best vegan meal I have ever had. For started, the chef made a vegetable tartare finely chopped stacked together with a refreshing and relishing green sauce. He prepared a mushroom risotto which was beyond amazing. I am talking about a variety of seemingly exotic buttery mushrooms, each one unique, cooked to perfection and delicately assembled in my bowl with the delicious arborio rice and herbs. They served chocolate cake for dessert which was pretty good too. Sunday brunch was crepes, fruit with maple syrup and it really it the spot. I hope the restaurant keeps providing delicious vegan meals to it's clients. The chef really has a knack for turning plants into heavenly meals that anyone would truly enjoy. As for the hotel itself. The room decor is a little outdated with it's blue accent paint but it was very clean and comfortable. We really enjoyed the outdoor fire pit in the evening and the pool. There is also a beautiful place to go kayaking behind the hotel in a windy wetland where you can spot all kinds of birds.

This was supposed to be a short stop over on our way to Quebec city. Instead, I'm already trying to…read morethink of when I can come back. The place is beautiful, the photos do not do the rooms justice, and the breakfast is simply phenomenal. The hosts were really nice and stayed up to accommodate us driving in late. The rooms are well appointed, the bathrooms nice and clean. The grounds of the place is beautiful, lots of wildflowers, and next to a lake. Did I mention the three-course breakfast? Local jams with turkey pate, waffles with lots of wonderful fruits, freshly squeezed orange juice, and a crème brûlée grapefruit. I'm sad I didn't get to spend as much time here this time, but definitely planning to come back for a longer stay next time.

Manoir De La Rue Merry is the very best kind of BnB. This is like staying in a high end hotel where…read morethere are only 4 rooms and they are cozy and beautiful and the owners are kind and thoughtful and professional and incredible cooks who take pride in local product. The location is ideal for Magog, you're right by the cute bridge by the cute park and beach and the awesome local brew pub is a few steps away and so is the Rue Principale, ie; main street, with other cute restaurants and shops. The bed was super comfortable, the sheets and pillows were so deeply cosy, the room had it's own clean, nice little bathroom. There is a fireplace downstairs in a common room that connects to a whole hallway of maps and guidebooks for the region. The dining room is full of light and set with lovely cutlery, white table cloths, lace curtains, so calm and sunny and lovely. The owner will serve you coffee and juice in a champagne glass and then a 4 course beautiful breakfast which by the way, she made. She's happy to tell you about the different jams and preserves, the local cheeses and meats she's using, etc. She's calm and sweet and generally makes you feel at home, without that awkwardness... Because let's be real, I'm not always a fan of the bed and breakfast, sometimes this can be weird with weird forced interactions with strangers and mediocre food made by non-food professionals. The Merry Manor is the opposite, it's the best, so friendly and intimate and awesome, and I'll be back for sure.