Québec City Hotel Guide - Parc Maritime de Saint-Laurent hotels in Québec City, Canada.

"Bel accueilChalet tres bien situe, propre et avec toutes le commodites.Les hotes ont pris soins de s'assurer des besoins de chacunsJe recommande"

"Chambre rustique mais très propre, bien chauffée malgré la température hivernale glaciale et salle commune adéquate. Très bon rapport qualité-prix!"

"We had a wonderful stay in this beautiful old house. Despite the cold weather, the house was always cozy and warm and there was plenty of wood for the fire. The kitchen was well stocked and the hosts couldn’t have been more helpful. There was plenty of space for a family of five and we appreciated having the extra room to use as an office. The house was the perfect base for visiting Old Quebec, the Ice Hotel and Empire 47, where we tried fat biking in the snow for the first time. The island looked really interesting and we’d love to return in the summer to explore the surrounding area. "

"This is a comfortable and thoughtfully-appointed cottage in a pretty part of Quebec, with good access to Quebec City."

"We loved our stay on the island. The condo was well equipped. The location was good for visiting the city too."

"Just one improvement beds are noisy and too soft rest the property is amazing will re visit for sure"

"Great apartment with lots of space, great location, and beautiful views!"

"Quiet place with beautiful view. Must visit"

"We, a group of eight seniors, enjoyed five wonderful nights in this house in late September as the leaves were turning beautiful colors. Nadine was an excellent communicator, very prompt with tips and advice.The house is in very good condition. Air conditioners are in each bedroom and in all the common areas. The amenities are over the top with pool, hot tub, fire pit, pool table and ping pong table.Kitchen is well equipped with tons of dishes, glassware, silverware, and various pots and pans. There is a Keurig and two coffee makers plus various teas.There is one long dining room table seats probably 24 people or so. You can also fit eight around the large kitchen island and enjoy meals there, too.Our group debated about whether to stay on the island or in Quebec City and we were all unanimous in preferring the island location. We were able to comfortably spread out in the house and grounds and enjoy the modest island sights on one day.The largest grocery store on the island, which has many of the basics, but is not to be confused with a supermarket, is a 2 minute drive from the house. A large IGA and Costco are on the mainland 20-30 minutes away.We did a day trip to Quebec City, just 20 minutes away despite lots of construction, which was enough for most of us. On another day, we visited the beautiful Jacques Cartier National Park about an hour away where we did some hiking.All of us would recommend this property to those needing lots of beds and amenities."