Quaint motel that was clean, spacious, friendly, affordable, easily accessible, well decorated, and full of charm. The breakfast was delicious! I'd definitely go back.

Our family of four stayed at the Motel St-Patrice in Riviere-du-Loup on October 6, 2004. The motel is simple and there isn't really much to do, other than sleep and watch television. It is across the street from the river and there isn't much of a view to speak of. They do serve a continental breakfast with juice, coffee, cereal and toast. The chairs there are not the most stable and our four-year-old flipped hers out from under her twice.

We stayed during the middle of the week so we didn't hear much noise, other than traffic on Rue Fraser.

There is a restaurant of the same name nearby but it didn't seem kid-friendly when we drove by so we ate at the IGA grocery store.

The female innkeeper did speak some English so there wasn't much of a problem communicating.

It is fine as a place to spend one night as you drive along the St. Lawrence but I wouldn't recommend it for longer stays.

Stayed one night at Motel Saint-Patrice recently. It's a clean, modern facility. We were just passing though Riviere du Loup on the way to the Gaspe Peninsula, and didn't want to pay for the full amenities of a hotel when we were just using this as a stop-over -- check-in late, check-out early. From our rooms, we could hear occasional traffic passing through rue Fraser, but it wasn't too bad. That seems to be the main street with hotels and motels littered throughout. Our only complaint was that the drapes were a bit thin. Let in too much light from outside for our tastes -- esp. from their lit motel sign.