I stayed at the Auberge with my boyfriend recently. We enjoyed our stay and found the inn keeper and staff very kind and helpful. The room was very clean. The location is near the center of town and the lake although the view of the lake is almost completely obstructed by faceless condos, therefore it is not as scenic as area as other parts of town.

My first impression is that the hotel has seen better days. The exterior paint can use some work, the restaurant is not open, and my phone did not work in my room (not mentioned by management until I brought it up). The fridge provided for guests in the hallway worked one day and not the next. The bathroom in my room was nicely renovated but the room was slightly run down.

Finally, the staff smoked in the lounge area (not legal in Quebec anymore!!) and the lobby and hallways often reeked of smoke. This is very unfortunate for those of us who are sensitive to smoke.

I did not try the breakfasts at the Inn.

Overall I found the hotel a bit pricy for what it offers.

I stayed here on business in mid-late 2005. Christine, who owns the chateau is just so sweet, friendly and helpful - but at the same time I never felt like I was being smothered...

The breakfasts are great (not for the diet in some cases!) and the rooms were homely and individual

This is such a relief for anyone - especially those who get so used to chain motels.

The location in the town is also great, far enough away from the bars etc to be peaceful, but near enough to enjoy them all - probably a 5 minute walk at worst I guess.

I'll be back soon Christine!

Due to business reasons I had already twice the pleasure of longer overnight stays at the Chateau du Lac in Magog and I shall stay there again by August 2003. As German male in high 40s I am looking always for comfortable and quiet hotels with a warm and unprejudiced welcome.
This dream came true with my first stay at the Chateau du Lac.
Additional to that point the hotel owner Christine and her staff give you throughout the feeling not to disturb them at all and to fulfil your wishes for joy. This very seldom behavior and the unique architecture of the hotel with its 8 wonderfull and bounteously bedrooms, the "old fashioned" dining room and European cooked food are more than just remarkable for a hotel. The hotel is perfect!

We went on the advice of a family member and it was like going to a little inn in a little french town. Magog is a quaint nearly-industrial village on the Memphremagog lake, and the inn itself had only seven or eight rooms. There was a pianist in the main salon who played music for us, and the rooms were quiet and pleasant. Antiquing in Magog is very good. The food was fantastic - very french and a little minimalist as they say, but there were seven courses, and all for about $50 (for two) when you count the exchange rate. A very, very good luxury vacation value.