This is a nice, small hotel located in the centre of lower town, close to Place Royale. My room, which was located on the second floor overlooking the historic narrow street below, was clean and spacious, with all the expected amenities. The only small inconvenience, and this is in no way controllable by the hotel, is that snow clearing equipment was keeping me awake a good part of the night. So when checking in in winter, and snow is expected, ask for a courtyard room.

We spoiled ourselves on New Years eve and booked the William Suite at Le Priori...we were not disappointed.

The location is perfect in the Old Quebec, the staff is pleasant and very attentive to customers, and the included breakfast was excellent and plenty.

The suite is very large with a 2 place tub and independant 2 place glass shower. You can easily fit a family with 2 kids in the suite.

Highly recommended !

This is a chic hotel, located in the right area of old Quebec. The comparative value in this city is quite high, especially with a AAA/CAA unadvertised discount. You get a cool room, nice breakfast with a wide choice of self-serve items, and access to the best restaurants and sights the city has to offer. On the downside, the beds were not that comfortable and the front-desk staff were pretty indifferent, but that didn't spoil the intimate and romantic vibe.
Adjacent to the property is the hotel's restaurant, Toast, a great place for small plates of local cuisine with a few twists and some heavenly desserts.

Just don't stay in the same room as your mother-in-law as the sink and claw-foot tub are located in the main bedroom, with only the toilet and shower separated by a door.

My boyfriend and I stayed at Le Priori during a recent weekend in Quebec City and really enjoyed it. The hotel's location simply cannot be beat. It is part of old Quebec, at the crossroads of the Old Port and the Lower Town areas, but it manages to be apart from the tourist horde spots at the same time. It is also on a quiet street, and steps from some of the best restaurants in the city (Initiale, Panache, etc). As well, the hotel is also very close to a street that connects the Upper and Lower towns, so you can easily avoid having to use the funicular if you're up for a little exercise!

ROOMS: After initially being given keys to a room that was already occupied (!), we were given a slight upgrade to a larger room on a higher floor, with a view of the river. I don't think it is worth it for one to pay extra for a river view however, because it is obscured by a parking lot and the many commercial ships that move in and out of the port. The room was nicely decorated, with large bay windows, exposed brick and stone walls, as well as a nice, modern slate bathroom.

Our room was partially carpeted and partially large slate tiled, which I didn't mind, but apparently there are rooms that are a slate tile/hardwood mix as well. The beds were comfortable.


SERVICE: Apart from accidentally being given keys to another room, the service at Le Priori was great. The staff was fully bilingual, attentive, and helpful.


BREAKFAST: Our package included breakfast and I was pleasantly surprised at the mix of hot and cold items available: bacon, scrambled eggs, sausages, croissants, muffins, fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, etc. The menu didn't really vary from day to day, so it might feel repetitive after a few days, but it was fine for us.

OVERALL: Overall, the nice ambiance of the hotel, the modern rooms and, above all, the location combined to make this place a great value. I would highly recommend it.