We stayed in Auberge du Quartier during July 1st long weekend. We booked two queen bed in a room, the picture on the website is deceiving because the room is very small. There's barely any room for walking area.

When we first get into the room, we didn't realize it's actually in the basement. it felt humid and damp, so they have a de-humifier to get rid of the dampness. We wasn't very impress with the room, and they said only the 'suite' is upstairs, the rest are all in the basement.

Also, they didn't state that the parking was an extra $14 a day, and wifi is an extra $2 a day. We have a breakfast option for the first day. The breakfast is also extra cost of $8.50 per person per day, but it doesn't have eggs or hams or bacon. It's purely carbs like bread, croissant, and bagel. We opt out the breakfast for the 2nd day.

Also, when we booked through the website it didn't even give us the total cost after all those 'taxes'. It has lodging tax, GST and QST. So for our two nights of day, it was originally $351, but adding the one day breakfast for 4, and two nights of parking, plus all those taxes. It turns out to be $478.

I wouldn't recommend going there to stay over summer because all those hidden cost add up together it's the same as staying in one of the hotel near the downtown core.

I stayed here one night with my husband during our honeymoon in early October, 2009. We traveled to the city by train and arrived around 6am. The building is closed and locked during the night, but the owner or manager greeted us when we arrived and allowed us to leave our bags until check-in time.

The auberge is a small-ish building not far at all from the Old city (we were walking and it took about 20 minutes). It was very inviting, with a computer and printer for guests and a nice sitting area and breakfast area.

When we checked in, they had chocolates and a card waiting for us, congratulating our marriage, which was a really nice touch. We stayed in room 110 which is downstairs in the basement. It's a dark room, but it was just what we wanted for a little romance and relaxation after our long train trip. The bed was comfortable with a down duvet and the room had exposed brick along one wall and in the bathroom. The bathroom was very clean and had a shower stall, but no tub.

Breakfast was included in our price and even though it was continental, it was very enjoyable. Toast, delicious croissants, fruit, yogurt, cereals, cheese, and coffee and juices were on the menu and we were happily satisfied. The eating area was bright and everything was laid out beautifully.

Check-out was simple, and the front-desk staff were extremely kind and helpful. I did a lot of looking around for a place to stay, and I didn't see anything this nice for this price. We had a wonderful experience and were disappointed that we hadn't planned to stay an extra night.

Also just a block away is a shopping district with lots of little shops and a really excellent shopping center with an independent grocery store, liquor store, restaurants, and drug store which we thought was great.

We stayed for 2 nights in July 2009. The staff was friendly and helpful right from the moment we arrived, we don't speak much French and they were happy to speak English to us. The room was small but cozy, we weren't even in the room much anyway as we were seeing the sights. The hotel is in a great location, the next street over has nice shops and restaurants, one of which we had an excellent dinner at on our last night. It is also located 15 minutes away from the Old City and 7 minutes away from more restaurants/bars down the street on Grande-Alle. I would definitely return!

This is a very cosy auberge, the rooms are well designed quite pretty in fact, some of the rooms are small , but well planned out.
The disappointment is in the breakfast , for a b@b in quebec city , and seeing the trouble they went to for the decor.. Well , just say we were hoping for better than cold croissant and kraft peanut butter and jam...
Ps , 14$ a day for parking ........ well you have to pay but it would have been nice to know before the bill was printed out...Oh well...