My husband and I booked their 1/2 day tour to Montmorency Falls and the St Anne de Beaupre Church…read moretoday and had an excellent time. Naima was our private, English speaking guide, and she picked us up in a very nice Kia van. Her knowledge of both locations was fantastic and she had a great personality. Would definitely recommend this business for either a tour or transportation.

Very friendly and professional team. Isabelle was friendly and helpful and Greg was very…read moreinformative and taught us many things about the history and community of Quebec. We enjoyed a weekend of touring since my mother couldn't hike up and down the cobblestone streets, stairs, and hills. This was a wonderful way to enjoy learning and seeing Quebec.

Want to get a quick trip from Upper to Lower Town and vice versa? Hop onto the Funiculaire! The…read moreride is about a minute long. The fee to ride is now $7 which we were prepared to pay in US dollars (which they accept 1:1) but now they take credit cards which is even better. There was very little wait and there are 2 cabins capable of taking passengers. Worth doing it at least once.

This is a definite tourist gimmick…read more The Funiculaire in Quebec City is a short but historic vertical railway that connects the Upper Town, to the Lower Town, of Quartier Petit-Champlain. This is sometimes an essential mode of transport that allows for the navigation of the steep terrain to the lower town. When the weather is not bitterly cold and ice in abundance on the walkway, you can honestly walk down but given it was my first time in this part of Montreal, I needed to give this a woohoo whirl. $3 for a ride each way is steep for the 20 second ride. Even though it might make sense on a really chilly day in Montreal I'd say skip the ride in both directions. Going downhill is definitely easier so if you are up top, just walk down. There was nobody else wanting to take the cab up or down when I went, probably because most everyone else just walked the path on the day I went. At minimum it was efficient and easy to get in the cab.

Used Sameer twice visiting Quebec City recently. He's 5191…read morein the Taxis Coop Quebec. I'd use him every time and everywhere if I could. He was was an intelligent conversationalist providing fascinating information on his home country of Afghanistan as well as his life in Quebec City. His car was spotless spacious and very comfortable. One of our most memorable taxi rides in our many years of travel.

Called them 3hours in advance to reserve a car from Musee National des Beaux-Arts to the airport…read moreand the driver whose name is escaping me, arrived early! Super polite and peaceful ride which cost $25USD. Would highly recommend them to be prompt and punctual for locals as well as travelers alike.

A trip from Quebec City airport to my home…read more When I wanted to pay by credit card the driver said that the credit card terminal was not working. I had to pay cash. Instead of a bill, he only gave me a business card on which he wrote the price I payed. The price was higher than I usually payed with other taxi companies for the same trip.

My wife and I are avid Motorcyclists, so while we were in Quebec we hoped to rent some motorcycles…read moreor maybe some Can-Ams. We couldn't find anywhere near the city that rented proper motorcycles, so I looked into scooters! Quebec adventure tours was perfect. The guy who signed us in was a hoot. Spoke English as well as French, and he was funny! He did a perfect job of introducing us to the scooters (we've never ridden automatics before!) One of my favorite things is that he did a perfect job of balancing the fun of riding with the responsibilities and dangers. He didn't scare the new people, but made sure they understood how to stay safe and have a healthy respect for the bikes. The scooters were 50ccs (a fair bit smaller than my Kawasaki 1700!!) They were tons of fun. We toured around the island for about 4 hours. We'd driven the island many times before, but seeing it at a slower pace without the frame of a car around us was amazing. We got to see the island in a whole new light. I highly recommend seeing the island by scooter or electric bike, and I highly recommend Quebec Adventure Tours! A solid 5 stars!

My mom and I were looking to do something fun for our last day in the area, and this went above our…read moreexpectation. Francois was beyond friendly, gave us a route around the island, taught us how to use our Stand-Up scooters (DEFINITELY recommend going this route, it was so much fun), and sent us off. We stopped for the FRESHEST strawberries we have ever had. Absolutely unreal and we scarfed them down in minutes. $6/pint and $1 waters! Then we roamed the island and took in the beauty of the neighbourhoods and island views. There are public washrooms everywhere, just look for the little blue sign! We stopped at Cassis Monna et Filles for the best sangria I've ever had, on a serene hill with beautiful views and picnic tables or FatBoy cushions to lounge on and enjoy the surroundings. Our last stop was the Nougat store just up the road, where we got salted caramel nougat (my fav) and pistachio nougat. Could not recommend this more, and definitely looking forward to coming back again!

Riding on a horse-drawn sleigh had been on my bucket list for years so I was thrilled to book one…read morethrough Calèches Québec. The location was out in the country, about 30 minutes outside Quebec City. We were offered hot chocolate or coffee, tucked in under a blanket, and off we went through the snow covered woods. The ride was 40 minutes long, which included a stop for photos-I really appreciate the great photos and videos they took on my phone for me. We absolutely recommend this tour!

An amazing way to experience Vieux Québec!…read more Definitely pricey at 90$ for minimum 35 minutes but at least our guide made it sooooo worth it...he took us around for at least an hour by my estimation! He spoke English the while time which wasn't his first language but he did awesome! It was super appreciated parce que malgré que mon français n'est pas si pire malheureusement mon chum comprend très peu. There was an expected tip with this service as well...which i was more than happy to accommodate because of how awesome our guide and horse were...but i ended up leaving 20$ as a tip and i'm not sure if that was cheap or not but i hope it conveyed how happy we were with the service. I should have just asked him what he normally gets tipped. We learned so much about the city and saw so many things we can't wait to go back and discover more of! As a funny anecdote: when the ride was over the driver said "there are so many flEAs today" which being bilingual i immediately understood to be "flIEs" but mispronounced due to the language barrier and thought nothing more of it...i later found out my boyfriend understood it literally as FLEAS lol and being that we had our dog with us he avoided the horse for the rest of the time we were there lol!! All in all awesome, appreciated, amazing experience that i can't wait to repeat...in Vieux Québec and here at home in Mtl.

Stayed here for a couple of nights as part of our Backroads trip. Nice to be out doing activities…read more(hiking, biking, and kayaking) and then coming back in the evening to a comfortable bed and luxury accommodations. Enjoyed everything about this hotel. Great rooms with comfortable beds. Bathrooms with amazing showers, plenty of hot water, and good water pressure. The service from everyone, from the front desk to the restaurant, was excellent. The location is a short block from the restored part of the city, by the river. Would not hesitate to stay again.

It was in researching hotels in Quebec that I found this one and also noticed that with the Amex…read moreplatinum card you get the free breakfast and room upgrade etc. So I actually decided to get the Amex platinum just for this hotel. It did not disappoint. We got a room upgrade to a lovely view of the castle and it even had a balcony. The breakfast at Chez Muffy was exceptional...the first morning it was so good I deemed it the best breakfast of my life (over a 1/2 century of living too). The only minor complaint we had was that we arrived late and the bar was closed. We were a little hungry so the front desk receptionist offered us some snacks from the mini bar. We should have realized these snacks would be mini bar pricing even though he handed them to us from the reception desk. $26 of chips and pretzels showed up on the bill! Our mistake. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again though. The bed was comfortable. The shower great too. And the service was very friendly.

We had a lovely stay at Maison Kent. Great location, nicely appointed room.. Bathroom was…read moreimmaculate with a Grohe shower system and rain head. Large TV which we could not get to work.( never asked for help with it!) Nicely appointed kitchenette., AC worked well in the heat wave..Per their website, front desk is not always manned, but Sebastian helped us find a restaurant in a thunderstorm when it was too far to walk to ours. No breakfast provided.,. a nice little grocery store nearby. Lots of restaurants and the Frontenac is nearby. The elevator is impossibly slow., but it's vacation.. who's in a hurry? Cafe had lovely soft ice cream. Recommend a room on an upper floor.

We chose to stay at the Maison Kent for a night as we passed through Quebec City on our way home…read morefrom a fantastic ski vacation. I must say the location is top notch as the other reviewers have mentioned. The room is so nicely appointed with a very comfortable king-sized bed, a pull out sectional, an armchair, and a cute little kitchenette. There was a bottle of water in a jug in the fridge for us and a Nespresso machine with 4 pods. The washroom was also well provisioned with lots of towels, shampoo, conditioner and bodywash. The overall feel of the loft was welcoming, modern and fresh. I would definitely book Maison Kent again the next time we are in Quebec City.