This was a gem in the old city. I booked it online via bookings.com and got a great price. The best part of our trip was Bernard. He was the most kind, helpful, cheerful, knowledgeable person I've ever met at any hotel. I just loved talking to him and asking questions and practicing my rusty French. Take the recommendations for restaurants. They were exactly what we wanted - though prices were painful; so be prepared to drop a few bucks on dinners.

For the last 2 years we spend 2 nights and 3 days there. We drove to Mont-Ste-Anne to ski for a day than come back to hotel, swim in a pool, warm up in sauna, walk to a restaurant and have dinner there.

We caught the train from Montreal and made the walk up the hill from the train station. I was travelling with my 66 year old mother and with a few stops, she made it up the hill. Our room overlooked cafe Paillard on rue Saint-Jean. The room was a generous size and appeared to have been recently renovated. The hotel had a nice vibe to it, with period decor. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. We had breakfast at the hotel a few mornings and it was good value (purchase the vouchers from the front desk and they were cheaper than buying direct from the restaurant). The hotel is close to all the tourist attractions. Definitely recommend cafe Paillard for either lunch or dinner...great value and fresh food.

Very friendly and helpful to out-of-town travelers, this hotel is situated in perfect placement on the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec. Near lots of great restaurants and walking distance to the Convention center. Also, if you are looking for top restaurants away from the tourist areas - you can walk about 15 min both downtown (downhill) or further west on St. Jean. Rooms were clean and large.