Unbelievable 3 course breakfasts every morning consisting of a smoothie, 2 delicately prepared…read morecourses, followed by a sweet course. Coffee and tea are provided and everything is served on the deck or inside, both with expansive views of the St. Lawrence. Our room with a view was very comfortable, nicely appointed with modern design touches. The light fixtures were cool! Bathroom was nicely finished with a curved door shower and a one person soak tub. Great towels and linens, silk sheets, fleece robes. Our host was friendly, energetic, helpful, and always available. Very, very nice place, highly recommended.

The best place we stayed in Quebec by far - and that includes a couple of high-end hotels in Quebec…read moreCity. The room we stayed in - La Brunante - was for my money distinctly better than the other options: a spare, Japanese-style room with a vast and snowy king-size bed with a spectacular view of the wintry Saint Lawrence river. The private bathroom has a deep soaking tub that's almost as rewarding. The proprietor, Sylvain, is helpful without hovering, and his breakfast (served from 8-9:30 sharp) is worth waking up for: even in winter, we got four courses of fresh fruit, juices, crisp bacon, an effervescently light quiche. There's a stretch of beach just across the road to ramble on at low tide, and two downstairs fireplaces for warming up afterward. Definitely worth a stay if you're in town.

Great and cute hotel/BNB in the heart of the village. Clean, tastefully decorated. We had several…read moreamenities available to us, including a small fridge and coffee in the room, a communal freezer in the hallway, and access to the breakfast salon, which has a microwave, toaster, etc.

A B&B needs to be rated vs 3 main criteria - accommodation, breakfast and reception. This historic…read moresummer home of Sir John A. Macdonald is truly a gem. It is a museum with much of the original period furniture in place. The site has incredible views and the wrap around porch is a perfect resting place. You can almost sense the old guy in the place. The original wallpaper is evident in the dining room but most rooms have new wallpaper installed in 1905! Beds are comfortable. Clean. Go for the accommodation...not for the breakfast. We chose Oeufs en cocotte but passed on eating them. They were undercooked and basically raw looking. The slice of homemade bread was very good but the portion of butter and preserves for the two of us was inadequate - less than you would get in a single plastic container in a chain restaurant. Good coffee though only available at the exact time of breakfast. I believe the "aubergiste" though very pleasant was overwhelmed in her position. I first experienced that in booking the room, on arrival, and prior to breakfast. I would encourage people to consider this place as a worthwhile stop but be aware of its limitations.

Not for everyone since it's not a standard hotel. But if it's your style, you would love it madly…read more It's an ancient house where you will fill to stepped back in time. The rooms are un-modern but large and very comfortable. Breakfast is great and you will take it in a little dining area overlooking the river. The house itself is in a exquisite and quiet setting. It's offer a lovely view of the St. Lawrence. If you want to bike in the Rivière-du-Loup area, which is my cas, it's really well located. May also be a good place if you want to drive around the region.

I'have been going here for years. Best place in town! Owners are wonderful and the staff so nice…read more They just renovated a room into a suite with bath access to a balcony. The price is a joke. Sunsets are the nicest and the landscaping so flowered and manicured. They have a restaurant that is a jewel in the the middle of nowhere. This village is not to be missed in a lifetime, and this is the place to stay.