Hotel 71 is an exceptional hotel in lower old town Quebec. The historic building has been…read moremeticulously updated in a very pleasing contemporary style that felt unbelievably relaxed and upscale. Our room in the seventh floor had an amazing view of the Hotel Frontenac. The service was exceptional all the accommodations were were very comfortable. There is a wine dispenser in the lobby that you can access with a card, but we didn't have an opportunity to try it as cocktails were served in the lobby the evening we were free. The breakfast was quite generous (pastries, bread, cheeses and cold cuts, yogurt and fruit) but did not include eggs, so did not satisfy the friends we were traveling with. The quality of items was quite good, and a super automatic espresso machine was available 24/7. All in all, we had a wonderful stay. Top notch experience.

So happy that I selected this hotel for our 4 nights in Quebec City!…read more It is located in lower town and our room had an expansive view of the port and St. Lawrence river. Hubby loved the rain shower fixture in the oversized shower. One of the best restaurants is located on site and even open on Mondays when many other places are closed. Reservations recommended! Close to the lovely cobblestone streets with galleries and boutiques and away from the noisier tourist areas. Short cab rides to other parts of the city. Lots of hills in between the upper and lower towns so bring your comfy walking shoes! Recommend the hotel breakfast package as there are not many other places nearby. Croissants were delicious, fresh fruit, cereals, etc. Honor wine bar and coffee / tea available 24/7 self service. Pierre on the bell staff is a delight and everyone is very friendly too. Merci! Can't wait to return!

We purchased this hotel through a package deal with Travelocity…read more Once we arrived from the airport, the front desk staff was super friendly. The check-in process was effortless and they provided suggestions on tours and restaurants. There were brochures available at the front desk as well. Originally, before we arrived, I exchanged many emails with two of the staff through the Travelocity app; they were very thorough and prompt when responding. The daytime staff were more knowledgeable about the area and tours; unfortunately, the night staff, not so much. Julie helped us book the two bus tours and she ensured it was charged correctly. The room itself was spacious and just amazing. There was a CD player that was play some sorta music when we first walked in. The kitchen/bar area included pots/pans, a coffeemaker, stove and microwave, etc. This definitely made it easier for us to stock up on pastries and heat them. The fridge was too cold and turned the water to ice though. The bed was comfortable and sheets were clean. The TV only had a few English channel, so we we watched TLC every night. The bathroom had some sort of awful moldy/mildew smell. I couldn't figure out if it was the shower curtain or the cloth they use for cleaning. Another thing I noticed was there were a lot of randomly placed lights, but there wasn't enough central lighting. The hotel is located very close to the water. There are many restaurants and cafes near the hotel. It was easy to just wander around the area and not get lost. The VIA rail station was within walking distance, as was the tour bus pickup stop. I would definitely recommend this hotel!

The hotel at first glance is beautiful. The restaurant and the desk staff are nice. However, I have…read moreto express a few concerns about the rooms. First and foremost, its important to note that they allow dogs here and our room upon entry smelled like dog. The second concern was the wimpering of a neighbor's dog when we came home later one night. The biggest concern were the beds. There is no back support. I did ask for another room upon check-in and was told all the beds were the same and there were no other rooms. Thankfully my partner had the bright idea to use the comforter to fill in the gap and I was able to sleep with minimal back problems. The staff were nice to try to address the issue but at that point we were locked in.

Very cute, very clean, slightly quirky hotel. My family loved the "family" room, with two twin beds…read morefor the kids. A bit of a walk to the old town but the staff was very friendly and I'd definitely stay here again.

Love this place. It's a historic small building, but recently remodeled so all facilities are new…read moreand clean. The breakfast is awesome. You get lots of good stuff in bags: yogurt, grapes, bread, croissant and drinks. The only thing we don't like is that the parking is two blocks away, not onsite. But since I am very satisfied with other things, I will not lower the rating just because of the parking.

Exceptional Stay in the Heart of Old Québec…read more L'Hôtel du Vieux-Québec was our home for a six-day holiday in Québec City, and we could not have chosen a better place to stay. Our double queen room with kitchenette was spacious, immaculately clean, quiet, and exceptionally comfortable. After long days exploring the city, we particularly appreciated the deep soaking tub, the rainfall shower, and what may have been some of the best water pressure we've experienced in a hotel anywhere. Small details matter, and this hotel gets them right. The location is fantastic--perfectly situated within Old Québec and within easy walking distance of the city's historic sites, restaurants, shops, and attractions. Despite being in the heart of everything, the hotel was remarkably peaceful and quiet. One of our favorite amenities was the guest lounge and its outstanding coffee machine, which quickly became part of our daily routine. We also opted for the breakfast package, and it was a delight. Each morning we awoke to a basket of fresh breakfast goodies hanging on our door: fresh pastries, juice, yogurt, and other treats. We never tired of it. As a fun local note, visitors should know that the beloved pain au chocolat is called a "chocolatine" here, just as it is in the south of France! What truly sets this hotel apart, however, is its people. M. Pierrôt deserves special recognition. He was warm, helpful, knowledgeable, and always greeted us with a genuine smile. In truth, every member of the staff we encountered embodied the hotel's reputation for friendly, personalized service. We also appreciated staying in a property with such a rich history. Built on land once known as the "Garden of the Poor," where medicinal plants were cultivated by the Augustines of the Hôtel-Dieu de Québec, the site has witnessed centuries of Québec City's evolution. Today, the hotel beautifully blends that historic character with modern comfort and thoughtful amenities. It is easy to understand why L'Hôtel du Vieux-Québec has earned such an outstanding reputation among travelers. For us, it was the perfect base from which to explore one of North America's most beautiful and historic cities. We would not hesitate to stay here again and recommend it enthusiastically to anyone visiting Québec City. A sincere thank you to M. Pierrôt and the entire team for making our holiday so memorable. We hope to return again soon.

Great location in the heart of downtown Quebec. Within walking distance to all the sights and…read moresounds the city has to offer. Rooms were clean with plenty of storage and heated floors and towel racks which was fantastic considering the temps outside. All in all a great experience from the front desk staff to the housekeeping staff. Thank you for a great stay!!!

We stayed here 4 nights to attend the ice carnival Feb 1-5…read more We had suite 207 which was lovely Breakfast was dropped off at our door each morning at 7 am. Delicious croissants, each morning a different add on ... yogurt, roll, cheese etc with juice and jams. We had a Nespresso coffee machine in our room All the staff was very helpful and parking was ample across the street for $17/night. (We had a pick up truck) and no issues Everything was very clean. Great housekeeping

Just came back last night from this hotel and was not impressed at all for the money which was…read moreinsane at 400 a night plus. This is a 125 hotel all day long except for its 15 minutes walking distance to the Frontenac Hotel which is about the same price right now. Don't get me wrong everything is insanely overpriced around here. This is Manhattan pricing. I think the whole thing is completely not worth it. The Frontenac is beautiful on the outside, but there's nothing really going on the inside and it's just surrounded by overpriced, mostly lousy, tourist trap restaurants. I would spend a day here that's it there's not much else to do if you are active. Overall, I'm very disappointed at the hotel and the area in my opinion was a complete rip off. The area was nice by the Frontenac, but all of the tourist trap restaurants and T-shirt and sweatshirt gift shops just ruined it for me. Decent walking if you are into hilly areas, pretty to see once but more of a one and done after a day. All of the videos I watched on this place and the area I feel deceived. It was not that interesting at all and not worth it in my opinion. I'm bummed out it was a waste of a lot of money and a lot of time getting there for a crappy hotel and a lot of bad food and average coffee at unfriendly coffee shops. By the way this hotel has no lobby coffee, no water or snacks whatsoever. Some nights are 500 even $600 a night here. As much as I hate Holiday Inn expresses they are far better than this hotel. This is just a basic no frills place and you can't even adjust the room thermostat. Apparently it's controlled by management so you have limited access if at all some evenings it was shut off completely. This should be illegal at this price range. Again you need your head examined if you pay this price here. I only did because I was deceived by overhyped reviews. A lot of hotels in area are same price but from the little I saw of them they appeared to have a more luxury vibe compared to this low end b&b type vibe here. Oh and by the way, they gave me parking passes for a lot across the street. I displayed all of them in my windshield and I was still given a ticket by a cop in this parking lot that was $92 found on my windshield. If I say I'll never be coming back it would be too soon.

My wife and I had visited the bar 20 years ago and we had to go back for a second time. It was…read morequite busy for a late afternoon, but we had a nice private table for two near the fireplace (thankfully not running). My wife ordered the La Rose et le Renard cocktail, while I had the simply named 1943. They were pricy at $26 & $32 respectively but were very well made. Plus, we had a snack brought to our table for free (nuts and crackers). We enjoyed ourselves people watching the well to do.

The Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is an iconic hotel in Old Quebec. No matter where you are in…read moretown, this hotel is the focal point. It is absolutely stunning. It looks like a castle in the sky. It is an older hotel but is beautifully preserved. So much history there. The rooms can be a little small- specifically the bathrooms unless you upgrade. We booked a room on the Gold Floor and had a great room, very small bathroom. The cleaning service was inconsistent. We got mouthwash after 3 days but not to start. No slippers like typical Fairmonts. The Gold Floor lounge is nice. Definitely not our favorite gold level lounge but still nice. Limited healthy protein options at breakfast. Vincent was our absolute favorite. We made an attempt to sit in his section every morning. His bright spirit was the perfect way to start the day. The bar downstairs is beautiful. It has limited seating and lots of non-guests want to experience it. The cocktails are so good and service is great. We are headed back in the winter and are looking forward to seeing it during the holidays.

A perfectly charming hotel in an ideal location. Easy walk to anywhere with a great restaurant on…read morethe street level. The staff was outstanding, and particularly helpful and friendly, especially Charles who helped with our bags, checked in on our stay and offered helpful suggestions. Definitely would recommend!

The room was really nice and large. There was a gorgeous view of the Chateau Frontenac very close…read moreby. And this hotel is very close to a lookout terrace over the river, which looks like ocean. The bed was comfy and it was quiet. The problem was with the Nespresso machine. It didn't work well and I had to keep pressing the button to get a coffee. It looked like a part of it was missing. There were no coffee pods so I had to go to reception to get them. And I paid over $200 for the room! The manager Charles said he checks the rooms but couldve overlooked there were no pods because he was tired. Huh? The coffee tasted sour anyway. If return but hopefuuly a better coffee experience next time. In general it was a good stay.

Excellent hotel with a 15-20 walk to most popular places. Room was clean, comfortable, and well…read moredecorated. Service was warm and friendly. Parking was off-site, but not too far away. Breakfast choices (complementary) were a bit limited, but hot, yummy, and made to order. What more could you ask for? Would definitely return.

We stayed here again and loved it even more! This hotel is so quiet, even when nearly all the rooms…read moreare full. They've added a free breakfast, and it's great. Hard boiled eggs, yogurts, cold cereal and milk, tea and coffee (plus espresso drinks from a fancy machine), croissants, chocolate-filled croissants, fruit danish, bread for toasting (plus jam and peanut butter), and fresh fruit (bananas and small oranges). At breakfast, I was surprised to see so many people, given how quiet the hotel is all day and night. The staff is wonderful, as we experienced previously. The location of this hotel is excellent -- at the edge of old Quebec, so you can walk to everything in the old part of the city and probably most everything you'd want to see in the new part too.