A truly fantastic stay in this oh so adorable cabin amongst the foliage in autumn, near the…read moresweetest ski town of Mont-Tremblant. What could be more perfect after a day at the most amazing spa in the world and a cozy Italian dinner than a perfect bed and breakfast experience? Not much if you ask me.... Where to begin? The home is picture perfect and nestled in the woods surrounded by leaves upon glorious leaves. An inviting front porch appropriately decorated for the season and a backyard filled with hues of yellow and a hot tub! Perfection! The room was lovely. Immaculate and cozy. The most comfortable bed complete with crisp white linens and super plush pillows. Their signature feather (plume is feather in French) was found creatively dispersed in the details including a throw pillow and on the door to each room. I loved every thought out detail such as the maple leaves as a nod to Canada. We took advantage of the oversized tub and lovely smelling bath accessories. We loved the playful addition of the rubber duckies! The robes were perfectly folded and a treat to put on after our relaxing bath as we cozied up. The room has a CD player, DVD player and and a small flatscreen with satellite. We had a fantastic nights sleep in this space. The house was super cozy as well and filled with local artist as well as the owner's own artwork. All were of gorgeous local scenes. Amazing! They are all for sale also! The food was unreal! We were graciously handed a menu to fill out before bedtime with a place to select a time we would like to enjoy our meal. I was a tad confused as there were so many options. You each choose one from each category. So much food and it all sounded incredible! It absolutely was! The hosts take pride in their culinary skills and it surely shows. Each dish was created, plated and garnished with the upmost care. They also have a hydroponic garden in the basement so your meal is garden fresh. The menu was very creative, but didn't stray from the local surroundings. They will certainly cater to your dietary needs. The night before our stay was Canadian Thanksgiving and we were invited to join in for a full dinner. They even went out of their way to make me veg friendly plates! The hosts couldn't have been friendlier, kinder and more knowledgeable of the area. It was an absolute perfect night and up there with our favorite bed & breakfast experiences. We would love to return again and suggest you do when you're in the area. It was roughly 15 minutes from town. Thank you, thank you, thank you for a perfect experience. See you again soon!

One of the best stays we've had in a very long time. Jenny and Craig are the best. Amazing food…read moreand area full of hiking trails. We will be returning soon.

Just book it! The photos don't do this place justice. It was our favorite stop on Le Petit Train du…read moreNord. It is literally right off the trail in the greatest little town. We were welcomed by two amazing women who assisted with everything we needed. The room was comfy, clean and incredibly eco friendly. It is very quiet and the bed is comfortable as well. The restaurant downstairs was packed for both lunch and dinner with a line out the door. The food was perfectly prepped, spiced and cooked. Carefully selected beers, ciders and wines and they just make it feel like home. DELICIOUS! The service was fun and made the food even better. We felt like we had known everyone for years. It is a very relaxed, casual environment. We walked around for hours. It seems to be an incredible community. We thought about packing up our family and moving to Canada after this stop. We had a wonderful breakfast and the owners mother welcomed us. It felt like visiting your favorite aunt!! Simple, delicious, family style buffet that was a perfect start to our final day on the trail. We absolutely cherished our visit here and will plan to come back! Update: we are staying in a hotel in Montreal this evening that is $500 per night. The service was better here than at a 5-star hotel. I wish I was kidding.

Place sympathique et la nourriture est très bonne, mais ô combien chère pour la quantité! J'avais…read moreplus l'impression d'avoir un mini burger de dégustation avec 8 frites dans l'assiette pour 29$ qu'un burger de taille normale avec une portion normale de frites. Par ailleurs, la bière est excellente! Donc il vaut mieux avoir soif et pas très faim que l'inverse! De plus, le service (oui ok! Manque de personnel...) est très, très long!

My boyfriend and I shared an unforgettable weekend here Jan 12-14, consisting of snow mobiling, dog…read moresledding, Nordic spa partaking, hockey & deeeellicious dinner! We came up on a Friday & we're supposed to go snow mobiling, but it was an unseasonably warm day with rain so we had to reschedule for the next day. Instead, we checked out the local ski town which was super cute, and only 20 minutes away. Then, we returned to partake in the 'happy hour' spa, 2 for 1 to partake in their package of: dry sauna, eucalyptus 'bath' (really just wet sauna with eucalyptus scent) and then the outdoor hot tubs. This was a truly relaxing experience & something I would highly suggest - solely for the outdoor hot tub experience! Incredibly remote and romantic On Saturday we participated in snow mobiling, and were alone with a tour guide. This was an AWESOME experience, 3 hours of endless trails to explore as fast as you please. Up hills, downhills, great views. That evening we did the happy hour spa again, then headed to dinner. I was pleasantly surprised with the restaurant on site. It's a bit pricey, but the meals were great and stuffed us. The service was great too, for the most part. On our last day we did dog sledding - my most favorite activity. They allow you to spend as much time with the dogs as you like, all 115 of them. Puppies too! Dog sledding was actually pretty exhausting and a great workout, and the dogs seem to love it. So great. I'd highly suggest this place to those looking to have endless activities at their fingertips! Only downfall is that the rooms are dated, and can be pretty far from the central area where all the activities are. Plus the indoor hot tub wasn't working at the time, which was a bit of a bummer.

Of the three days I was here in the colder part of Spring (yes it was still snowing and -11 degrees…read moreCelsius) there wasn't really much to do. A lot of the roads were either way covered in mounds of ice or black ice...something not too fun to drive over, and this place has a lot of windy, small roads The nearby lake was also frozen over...so yeah. I think for the most part we stayed inside except on the first and last day when we had to go towards Toronto. Service is excellent though. When I was there it was one lady covering at the front desk and she was fluent in both French and English, great for us tourists haha. Dining was offered by a chef but my family brought and bought a lot of food already. They have a prix fixe menu as well as a la carte. Service is 24/7 also (room service included). Cool. Definitely come by in warmer months and when the lake isn't frozen over. I'm sure there are a lot more things to do then. Although the snowflakes here were pretty; they were in actual snowflake formation, unlike the clumps you see elsewhere!

Chateau Morritt in Tremblant is a five-star gem that exceeded all expectations. The receptionist…read morewas hospitable and provided us with recommendations and information that made our stay more enjoyable. We upgraded to a two-bedroom, which was well stocked. Our room had a large balcony to hang out outside. The facility also had a fire pit, outdoor hot tub, and outdoor skating rink available later in the season, weather permitting. The Chateau's location is a 6-minute free bus ride to the Village and offers free shuttle service to and from the Village with prior reservation. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. Accessibility: elevator on site.

Bohemian fun loving couple, Nino and Kate, are the sweet owners of this lovley cottage by the lake…read more You can spend your days on the near by Mont Tremblant ski slopes or a solitary afternoon getting lost in the woods around the lake, and come home to a delectable home cooked dinner and breakfast. Or you could just lose yourself in a novel, spending a day reading by the warm fireplace or tubing down the adjacent hill, whichever way you wish to spend either your weekend or weeks here at the auberge, you will definately never wish it to end. best food comfy beds family atmosphere

First: google maps will take you to the property next door. Go one driveway down and look for the…read moresign for the bed and breakfast. Wonderful clean and modern bed and breakfast. Each room has keypad entry. Bed very comfortable. Cozy game area and living room with real wood fireplace. Breakfast was tasty! My only "be awares": shower is small (at least in our room) so for taller people may be cramped. You take your shoes off when walking in the house. As someone who grew up culturally this way, I love it! For those that aren't use to it, may be strange. Very close to skiing and the Scandinavian spa (they have a discount with them, so ask them in advance) Owners Patrick and his wife are kind hosts. There is unlimited coffee and tea, and use of the fridge and microwave. They speak English as well as French. Would love to stay again!

I stayed here overnight with 2 friends and we all wished that we could have stayed forever!…read more A simple and classic Quebecois style chalet that has been renovated beautifully inside, this homey b&b has 6 double rooms to rent and is run by two super welcoming guys named Jean-Charles and Daniel. They are located in the lovely little village of St.Adolphe d'Howard, which is a refreshingly non-commercial hold-out in the fun park that is the Laurentians nowadays. The b&b is directly on Lac St. Joseph with a small, private beach. They have pedalos (pedal boats) and kayaks that you can take out on the lake, which is wonderful, especially at sunset or sunrise. You can take your meals by the water or spend the evening next to a small fire by the water. Basically, it's heavenly! We rented a room expecting just a place to lay our heads, but we found a beautiful, relaxing place to spend a beautiful night chatting by firelight next to the lake! I was able to take a peak at 3 of the rooms (besides the one we stayed in) and they all looked well-kept. The bed I slept in was comfortable and the bathrooms were very clean and well stocked. There was a small common room with a fridge (you can keep some food there), a kettle, tea, a tv and a huge book of quebecois films to watch (free!). We ate our breakfast on the balcony facing the lake. They were extremely accomodating of all our dietary restrictions (one vegetarian, one-non-dairy eating meat-eater). The food was DELICIOUS and pretty generous for a b&b. We sat on the balcony practically all afternoon! Basically, I'm in love with this place and I'm going back as soon as possible. Also to be noted, if you stay here you get a 10% discount on services at Spa d'Howard (chech my other reviews for more about this), which is an awesome spa about 4 minutes drive (or a lovely walk) from the Auberge.

Here for a work conference/retreat, now for the second year in a row. Clearly they take feedback…read morebecause the service of snacks and coffee during our hours-long sessions was phenomenal compared to the previous year. As always, the food on-site is delicious. The location is gorgeous and approachable. There are hiking trails (skiing/snow-mobiling in winter?) a half mile walk from the resort, and trails nearby. The road around Lac Dupois is exactly 3.1/miles (5K) from door to door of the resort, which is nice for those of us who enjoy a morning jog each morning. Beware of mosquitoes or flies in the June-July months though! The rooms are lovely, there are two different sides of the resort. I have now stayed on both and I prefer the side with the pool because of the ability to open the wall in the bathroom to open up the space! It's just me, so it's nice to have a lot of natural light. In the side I stayed in this time (waterfront/beachfront), the bathroom is closed off and dark without the lights on. Still a spacious room with a fireplace and lounge area and kitchenette, but the bathtub is uninspired on this side! What didn't go well, this time at least... upon checkout, we confirmed I had no incidentals, and I did not drink any of the in-room bottles of wine (this is a work trip, I am one person, I can't do that + I simply didn't!). But! Once I arrived home, I received an invoice for a bottle of wine (incidental) from my room. I followed the instructions to file a ticket to get support, and received no response. I followed up twice to the original ticket. After a day, I saw the charge post to my credit card I left for incidentals. I created a NEW ticket in case the first accidentally got closed. No response. Unfortunately I had to dispute the charge. I noticed after the dispute they attempted again to charge the card for the wine (I did not have), so I had to work with the card support (Apple Card support is very helpful) and they advised to rotate the card number. They ended up favoring me in the dispute. I really don't understand why they wanted to pin me for the wine so bad. I hope they didn't end up charging my company for it because that is fraudulent and I wouldn't want to support them going forward if this is how they do business.

Always love coming here…read more I've had some pretty great memories from dancing to electric eel in the hot tubs at night to tanning by the pool with nothing but sunshine in sight. I'm in love with the fire pit in the middle of the pool it's my fav part and I'm guessing everyone as well. Only thing that sucks is usually one is out of service on our last trip two were down but we still had 2 open. Rooms are great ! Huge bed with sliding wall beside the bath tub so you can watch the tv from the tub or just have a conversation with someone lol. The double sided fireplace is great really sets the mood. Great kitchen so bring your own food depending how many days you're staying.

Very nice hostel but with some negative points - specially bc it's not a cheap hostel…read more $70 in a mix bedroom with 8 ppl They have a bar and some food options for purchase; The bathrooms were spacious and finally someone considered adding hooks and a place to fit your stuff; Cons Bedding wasn't clean and my blanket had hairs from previous guest. Another guest said he saw staff goes in the rooms to take naps. Why???? Don't they have their own rooms and do they change bedding after their nap? That's gross Also, I love that the staff is happy and get along but they are always cooking and drinking together while front desk is left alone, bathrooms have no paper and it's full of trash and other things needs to be addressed are not because they're busy with their shenanigans. I felt like I was staying in their house- with most of the kitchen reserved for the staff ( with rude note saying "don't steal our food) Thin walls and plank flooring are bad - you can hear everything and every step from people above you

Beautiful beautiful room on the auberge side. People are super friendly. Clean, modern, high end…read moreamenities. I have no problem giving this a 5 star rating. I would definitely go back, even though I'm a local! Please go visit them!