Québec City Hotel Guide - Saint Jean-Baptiste Church hotels in Québec City, Canada.

"The bar was excellent. Staff were friendly and kind. The room could be better… cleanliness wise and scent/ olfactory experience "

"The heat was not working. When it did work it was so loud"

"I have been to Quebec several times . This is the first visit at this hotel. Chic and clean . Lovely staff and accommodations! Le Bedeau was the wine bar connected to the hotel . Well worth the visit . When I come back to Quebec this hotel will be my choice ."

"Very clean. Tub was amazing! Construction view presently was ugly but can’t be helped. "

"Excellent experience, close to everything"

"Tres propre"

"Steps away from The top attractions such as plains of Abraham, close to all the amenities of food, drink and shopping. Quick walk to Old Quebec/petite Champlain, ferry, etc. beautiful staff. Quiet comfortable rooms "

"Staff was very helpful, especially the staff at restaurant on our first day."

"It is a small, older but very quaint hotel. Walk up an older flight (or flights depending on which floor) of stairs to your room. Our room was very tiny, but it was attractive and well-maintained - had a tiny balcony onto the street and a very small but heated shower/toilet room (with sink in the main room). there is also a common area with a kitchen and linens/supplies that is open 24 hours. Everything is virtual check-in so you don't see any employees - but the staff are available by email/text/phone and super responsive. I think I got a text message every single day asking me how things were going and did I need anything - when I did text, they got back to me right away, so I'd have to say the service is excellent. There's a little store/bodego adjacent to the hotel, which is convenient. It is on a major street leading into Old Quebec, which is absolutely fabulous - you walk 20 minutes into Old town passing incredible shops with pastry, coffee, records, etc. Location is fantastic for tourists. The street is pretty active but we had no trouble with noise at night. The beds were a little soft for my liking - but good quality, so more of a preference thing. And if you're celiac, there's a GF bakery almost next door. Great restaurants nearby (shout-out to Au Bonnet d'Ane). "