the rooms were modern contemporary with a touch of rustic. Storage was in abundance for all our wedding attires and extra essentials. The kitchenettes are a great value add, and they dont expect you to do the dishes. The best part of our stay was definitely the people there that go out of their way everyday to make our visit to a beautiful city that much better. From sweeping the snow off the cars, to providing many different directions with maps, to calling multiple stores for specific items, to flowers and champagne for our room on the day of our wedding. Gabrielle, Nina, Yves, Roland and Cynthia all went above and beyond. A non french speaking bride felt comfortable and not out of place in a predominantly french speaking city.

We stayed here for 5 nights while here for Skate America. We were 3 women. We had the one bedroom apt with sofa bed in the living room.

Upon arriving we walked into the apt to find it lit, and beautiful classical music playing on the wall mounted CD player. We had a full kitchen and a convenient desk for our computer. The decor with the brick walls was charming. Our windows looked out over the parking lot and Old Town and we could see a bit of the Chateau Frontenac. The unit was warm and cozy and had several huge walk in closets and a large bathroom.

Parking was conveniently right outside the hotel and if it was full you could leave your keys with the desk clerk and he would park it and move it to let others out. However we weren't advised of the $15/day parking charge until we checked.

There were many lovely restaurants and shops just outside our door and the surrounding blocks, so this was a great location. There is also a Subway Sandwich shop on the side of the building and a gas station/convenience mart just behind the hotel. We made many late night raids there on our return from the skating competition for snacks, wine, beverages.

The biggest problem was the building is not well sound-proofed. One night my friends were a bit noisy and we heard the person below us yelling. The nex morning as we were leaving the desk clerk advised us of the complaint from the people below. I admit we probably were a bit noisy that time. However on our last night the clerk called up again about 10:30 and said the people below comploined that "we were running up there". We weren't. We were just walking back and forth while packing and weren't being noisy at all.The next morning my roommates mentioned that they could here someone snoring through the walls.

We had a great rate of about $145 for the larger units. At that rate I would definately stay again. However I just checked rates for a future stay and they are running 225-300. For that amount I wouldn't stay again.

Friendly staff, great location (a stone’s throw from the much trumpeted Hotel Dominion), very spacious – truly like having your own apartment in a lovely section of Old Quebec. I was a little worried by one reviewer who said not to trust the photos on the website. However, I was pleased to find the suite was exactly how I had imagined, although the Maitre’ De pointed out that all the suites are unique. Our “Superior” suite was appointed with a full kitchen, which saved us a meal out on a rainy night. Quebec is an expensive city, so we enjoyed the convenience of being able to cook for ourselves.

The only negatives are the $15/day parking fee, limited hot water and low thread count sheets that were a little scratchy. But a very comfy bed. As others have said, ask for a room facing the front, away from the gas station. If you like beer, there is a wonderful little micro-brewery in the same building, L'Inox-Brasserie. Can’t beat their “European style” hotdogs and a pint of lime-tinged wheat beer before footing it around town. There’s also a restaurant, Le 48, and a Subway sandwich shop in the building, but we didn’t go to either. But the prices seemed very reasonable at the restaurant.

All in all, a great choice. We would definitely go back.

From the moment we arrived and were given such a warm welcome to our departure 4 days later we were shown such friendliness. Hotel only 5 mins from station just on outskirts of Old City, which means either a ten min walk up a very steep hill or a trip up the funicular with spectacular views across St Lawrence River to get to the Old City. We had a large suite which consisted of a bedroom with ample cupboard space, very large and comfortable sitting/dining area with kitchen. TV, and all the other electrical equipment some people seem to find necessary on holiday. Cases taken from taxi on arrival and delivered to room. Despite our fears at not being able to speak much French the staff spoke wonderful English with a lovely accent especially Roland who seemed to be all manner of things from bell boy to receptionist. Any queries and we could always find an answer from someone. Local supermarket not too far and also a fresh fruit and veg market even closer. Many restaurants in the area but felt they were a bit pricy whereas their own restaurant was a bit cheaper but food very good. This was our 3rd hotel in Canada and by far the best, possibly because it was smaller and more intimate.