Quebec City, the capital of the province, is a historic gem known for its cobblestone streets, stunning architecture, and vibrant French culture. If you're looking to immerse yourself in history, the Old Town is where you’ll find cosy boutique hotels and charming B&Bs tucked into centuries-old buildings. For something a little more modern, the lively neighbourhoods of Saint-Roch and Saint-Jean-Baptiste boast sleek design hotels, trendy spots, and vibrant atmospheres. For a family-friendly experience, consider staying in the Sainte-Foy neighbourhood, an area boasting spacious hotels with great amenities for all ages. Whether you're travelling on a budget or indulging in luxury, Quebec City has the perfect place to call home during your stay.
Founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, Quebec City is rich in history, having been the site of many struggles with both the English and the Americans. The city's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is divided into the upper and lower towns, each with its own distinct character. The cobbled streets are lined with 17th and 18th-century buildings, offering a mix of museums, cafes, and bars that reflect a strong European influence.
Throughout the year, Quebec City offers vibrant cultural experiences, with street performers and artists bringing the area to life in summer, and stunning fall foliage attracting visitors in the quieter seasons of autumn and spring. Winter features the famous Winter Carnival, one of the largest and best in the country.
This place is very popular year round, so don't forget to book well in advance to secure a room in one of our recommended hotels.
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Quebec City
Set in a large historic townhouse in the downtown area, minutes from attractions, bars and restaurants. With a well equipped gym and fully serviced spa offering massages and treatments, this is popular for those seeking relaxing city breaks. The gourmet restaurant also offers culinary delights.
Quebec City (Ville de Québec)
A trendy 19th century hotel in the heart of Quebec's Old Port. The chic suites feature exposed brick walls, hard wood floors, pretty painted furniture and stylish art pieces. After a long day's exploring, unwind beside a roaring fire in the plush library. Urban and elegant.
Quebec City (Ville de Québec)
Historic hotel located in the heart of the city within walking distance of Galerie D’Art du Chateau Frontenac. All rooms offer elegant decor with four-poster beds, romantic prints and lots of antiques. Plenty of French chic from the bedrooms right through to the menu. Great for a couples break.
Quebec City (Ville de Québec)
A beautifully restored boutique hotel in Quebec City's Old-Port area. The decor is rustic chic with sumptuous linens, modern fixtures and luxurious tubs contrasting with exposed brick walls and wooden beams. The on-site upmarket restaurant, bar and spa will leave you feeling totally spoilt!
Quebec City
A perfectly restored 1734 heritage building, in the heart of Vieux-Quebec. The loft style suites marry old and new with effortless ease- think art deco furnishings and original exposed wooden beams. The restaurant is a perfect example of Quebec's culinary history. The setting can not be beaten.
Quebec City (Ville de Québec)
A chic hotel just outside the walls of Vieux-Québec. The ornate neoclassical facade is married with a contemporary interior decor. Suites feature large windows, free standing tubs and exposed brick walls. Explore Old Quebec like a local from this hip spot.
Quebec City (Québec)
A boutique hotel blending classic elegance with a playful modern twist, in the heart of Old Québec. Expect bold monochrome stripes, cobalt blue accents, and luxe touches like freestanding tubs and heated floors. Sip cocktails at Le Bijou, unwind in the lounge, or indulge in a spa treatment.
Quebec City (Quebac)
A serene retreat in the heart of Old Québec, this former 17th-century monastery blends historic charm with modern comforts. The minimalist decor embraces its monastic roots, offering a peaceful atmosphere. With organic dining, holistic treatments, and immersive history, it’s a rejuvenating stay.
