Galerie d'art Coup de Coeur

Communication from property was all French and could not find an option to change to English. They were responsive though and we had a French speaker along so we made it work. One bedroom had a curtain rather than a door so that was odd but other than that the property was really nice. Lots of space and well maintained.

This was a perfect spot for touring the old city of Quebec. The rooms are very well appointed, comfortable beds and great shower. Would definitely recommend this.

The hotel holds a special place in Canadian history, and it certainly has charm. However, I'm not convinced that simply staying here is worth the bragging rights—especially if you opt for one of the lower-priced rooms, which are extremely small unless you choose to upgrade. During our visit, parts of the hotel were under restoration, and the main entrance lacked the visual appeal you might expect from such an iconic property. I was also a bit let down by the upscale dining experience. A family with young children was seated near us late in the evening, which disrupted what we had hoped would be a quiet, special meal. It would be ideal to have a designated adults-only section for those celebrating special occasions. As for the surrounding area, the local dining scene is starting to resemble other tourist-heavy destinations like Niagara Falls—with fewer traditional French restaurants and more standard offerings like pizza, sandwiches, and ice cream. The tourist shops, too, lean heavily toward mass-produced, made-in-China souvenirs rather than unique local goods.