The hotel itself looks pretty dated form the outside, but the rooms seem to have been refurbished lately and are as advertised on their website. The staff at the reception were very helpful and professional. We liked that there was a hot tub on the premises that could be accessed from our room, though we did not use it, it was open until 11hpm. We found the price a bit high in comparison to other hotels on our trip ($132 total), but this was the nicest hotel which we stayed at. I would stay there again.

The hotel is direct located at the 132 East.

The room was large, clean, tv, small bathroom with shower. On the ground floor with direct access from parking.
Free internet is available in all rooms
The breakfast should be booked with the room and will cost about 10 CAD. Here you can then choose from the breakfast menu for free. Otherwise it must be paid.

Had a 3rd floor room - beautiful modern style with King-size bed - incredibly comfortable. Sleep with the window open and the sound of the St. Lawrence. Great deal. Some of the best customer service ever from the front check-in staff. Very nice!!

We were disappointed by this hotel. The room was recently refurbished in contemporary style and was pleasant with comfortable beds, which is obviously the first thing that you look for in a hotel , but despite the efforts in decoration, the whole place just seemed like a jumped up motel trying hard to pass itself off as a four star hotel.
While there are all the services of a 4 star hotel, the place is located just off the main road north, and the 1980s motel style architecture and surrounding area ( despite the beach right in front) were downright depressing. It's no wonder the Riotel website doesn't show any significant exterior photos.
My daughters did enjoy the pool and jaccuzzi, although the former could do with a major overhaul : it had a strange soviet era Baltic coast feel to it....
We found the staff to be a little cold, particularly those at the front desk on arrival.It was almost as though we were disturbing them.
Finally, breakfast was decent but expensive for what we got, and served in the starchy dining room, albeit with a view of the Saint Lawrence.
All in all, this hotel was probably the most disappointing of all those on our 2 week tour of Quebec and the US, where we tried everything from a basic Travelodge to a true 4 star in New York.