I stayed here in Feb 2011, visiting my son who was in Canada for 3 months. the location is perfect for Mont Tremblanc, just a 10 min bus ride, you are situated on a private lake with ice skating available. Nino and Kay are the friendliest pepole you could ever wish to stay with, they make a point of introducing you to other guests most of whom return on a regular basis. The rooms do not have all the mod cons but they are more than adaquate for a basic room, the communal areas are homely, having stayed here i wouldn't stay anywhere else if visiting Canada again. You must try the evening meals, even the locals come to eat here!

If you are looking for a stylish, luxury room with a formal environment (or a suite for your honeymoon) where you are treated as an unknown guest, this is not the place for you!

We were looking for economical overnight accommodations for exploring the usually-pricy Mont Tremblant area, and to bike at least part of the near-by Le P'tit Train du Nord. The on-line reviews for Auberge du Coq de Montagne left me unsure of what to expect, but what the heck, we took the chance.

Well, this place ought to be booked solid, and crawling with bikers all summer long. No, it is not fancy, or especially modern or conventionally commercial. If you need those things, look elsewhere. Instead we found serviceable (if basic) older rooms. For a steal of a price. The property may be showing some signs of age, but everything was scrupulously clean, comfortable and well-appointed.

The owners, Nino and Kay were delightful, as was their very fine cooking. Our host's conversational style had all the guests that weekend feeling like new friends having a vacation together.

I can't say enough about the setting, right on pristine Moore Lake - very beautiful with sublime swimming (or canoeing, if you prefer). No motor craft to threaten your safety. Bliss.

The nearly-adjacent 200 km bicycle path (called Le P'tit Train du Nord) is a treat for bikers of any stripe: serious spandex types, bike-campers or families with kids. The famed Mont Tremblant resort area is minutes away by car, so you could have both worlds if you wanted. We had more fun just noodling around the old village, the bike trail, and swimming in lake Moore.

It's rare to find real people who take this much pride in being hospitable – without contributing to the despoilment of a beautiful natural area. If those qualities appeal to you, bring your business here.

My partner and I were going to have a nice week-end in Mt-Tremblant for Valentine's day. We're not picky people and this little place seem it would be just fine.

Upon arrival we received our keys and once we entered our room (basically the room was a bed with little room to walk around) we thought it was a misunderstanding. When we went downstairs to investigate the owner started telling us we were liars, was VERY rude with us. We decided to talk to the lady with whom we spoke over the phone. She was quite nice and apologetic of her husbads BAD behavior. Her husband kept pointing his finger in our face and poking our chest with it. He might have been drunk for all I know, but in all my travels i have NEVER seen such bad hospitality. We decided to leave the place right away as he was so rude and borderline threatning.

NOT RECOMMANDING this place! Even if the lady was a sweetheart....

we have been going to this inn since 1995. Nino and Kay make us feel like family, so much so that we often call on the years we don't go just to say hi. sure the rooms are not as modern as some but the atmosphere , the food and the friendliness of the family cannot be beat. many of the guests are regulars and Nino always has lots of stories to tell ...you can't beat their mussels, or their fireplace.
Nicky Morgan and Fred Lee