We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this wonderful little Auberge it was so quiet and peaceful. We were welcomed with open arms and we had a lovely comfortable room which was tastefully furnished. Dinner in the restaurant was most enjoyable with excellent service provided. It is an ideal location to explore the area from. We recommend the helicopter trip we took from Baie St-Paul, which the Auberge can arrange. The views over the mountains and St Laurence river were simply stunning - not to be missed!

The Auberge des Peupliers makes for a perfect romantic getaway. We had a charming room with a view of the St. Lawrence river, a fireplace and a bathtub big enough for two. The Nespresso machine was a nice touch for a good morning coffee in the room. The staff members are friendly and helped us find some really nice hiking trails in the area.

The highlight of our stay was definitely the food. Breakfast begins with a warm, freshly-made muffin (a different kind every day) and home-made jam. And that's before you order. The seven-course dinner was just as delicious, and our waitress helped us choose a great bottle of wine. I liked the fact that the menu featured a lot of local produce, meats and cheeses.

I would describe the Auberge as high quality without pretension. I highly recommend it.

This auberge is a very quaint and cute place to stay. We had two rooms in the annex building, which were both very nicely (and differently) furnished and everything seemed very new. Staff and food were excellent as well, the only (small) disappointment was that the tennis court which is listed in the hotel description is not really functional. But if don't necessarily have to play tennis, I would definitely recommend this auberge!

Our room was on the small side but perfectly adequate. A window and glass door had a modest view of the river and the door opened onto a lawn sloping down to the main building and restaurant. It was just right.

Better than just right were the breakfast and dinner that came with our three night package. The food was simply delicious and inventive, with plenty of variety for a three night stay. The Charlevoix area focuses on growing food for local consumption, and the same focus prevails in the restaurant -- local meats, fish, poultry, vegetables and cheeses. As a Californian, I wish there had been more Canadian wines.

The staff was very helpful and friendly. We would definitely go back again.