Central Hotels in Quebec City (2026)

A North American city with a distinctly European feel, Quebec City is known for its vibrant and unique French Canadian culture, fascinating history and mouth-watering cuisine. Divided into two distinct parts (the Upper Town and the Lower Town) and linked by nearly 30 sets of stairs, there's much to discover here, which makes a central hotel the perfect base. Whether you prefer space and self-catering options for the whole family or a charming city bolthole with fine dining and a relaxing spa, a centrally-located hotel allows you to experience all this exciting city has to offer right on your doorstep.

For a family getaway

• Monsieur Jean in the heart of Old Quebec is a cool family pick with spacious studios which sleep up to four, plus kitchenettes for easy meals. Expect bold monochrome stripes, cobalt blue accents and luxe touches like free-standing tubs and heated floors. Just steps from historic streets, top sights and a buzzing food scene, it also benefits from a speakeasy-style bar and fab city views.
• Another family favourite just outside the walls of Vieux-Québec, Hotel 71 allows one child under six to stay free of charge when using existing beds. The ornate neoclassical facade impresses outside, while inside there's a contemporary feel with large windows and free-standing tubs. Make use of the free bikes for exploring the city — fun for the whole family. 
• Le St Pierre Auberge is a trendy 19th century hotel in the heart of Quebec's Old Port. The chic suites feature exposed brick walls, hardwood floors and stylish art; up to two children under six stay free when using existing beds. Just across the road, you'll find the fascinating Museum of Civilization, plus Notre-Dame de Quebec church and La Citadelle de Quebec are nearby.

For a relaxing spa

• Hotel Manoir Victoria, a large historic townhouse in the downtown area, sits just minutes from attractions, bars and eateries. With a gourmet restaurant, well-equipped gym, a full-service spa offering massages and treatments and an indoor pool, it's a great choice for a relaxing central base to return to after a day of city sightseeing.
• A beautifully restored boutique hotel in the Old Port area, Auberge Saint Antoine offers serious city chic with sumptuous linens, luxurious tubs and characterful exposed brick walls and wooden beams. A top-notch restaurant, stylish bar and a spoiling spa are the icing on the cake for this well-located boutique stay. 

Still not sure? 

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• Expand your search to include our recommendations for The best hotels in Quebec or Historic Hotels in Montreal.
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