We arrived with no preconceptions about this interlude in our trip. We had spent several nights in the familiar surroundings of Montreal at Jazz fest and were headed for several more nights in Quebec City which we had never visited before. We knew little enough about Trois Rivieres area but wanted to have time to read and Manoir Becancourt seemed the perfect solution. Little did we know how perfect. Little did we know that we would be content to hang out on the property and in the seductive Black and White Suite most of the next three days under warm blue skies let alone eat here each night. But each night we found ourselves drawn back by the food and wine and care of Jasmine and her staff all of which culminated with Nourisse Moi - a delectable evening of course of course from Mario's talented kitchen on the final night and a great 2006 Shafer Merlot that was the perfect complement to the night. If you want a departure from the usual and you appreciate peace and quiet but also like pleasant surprises call Jasmine and Mario and you will be a believer! We'll be back. Tom and Camille

amazing food, great atmosphere, cozy but sophisticated, relaxed and elegant.
friendly and accommodating.
Perfect way to unwind after a busy day of travel or work. I can't wait to go again.

It's been wonderful doscovered this place. Nice garden, great food and wine and especially very veru lovely welcome.
The 2 owners are married and treat the clients like they were apart of their family.

Thanks very much to Mario and Jasmine

We stayed at Manoir Becancour on our way back to Toronto from Halifax, where we had moved our daughter. Which is a good thing, because if we had stopped on our way TO Halifax, we probably would have just sent our daughter to the nearest bus station and told her to find her own way while we spent a week enjoying the food and hospitality of this wonderful inn.

I don't know where to start. From the moment we arrived, everything was warm and welcoming - the dining room and common areas are spotless, bright, elegant, and comfortable. The owners and staff are all extremely pleasant and hospitable. There is a wonderful porch/veranda to relax with a book or a drink. The bedrooms and suites are spectacular and the food is exceptional. Our dinner was extraordinary and breakfast - served in the common room - was wonderful.

If you are travelling between Montreal and Quebec, don't miss the opportunity to stay here. The Manoir is a little off the beaten path but WELL WORTH the extra half hour drive. It's unfortunate that the rating system only allows them to be "#1 in Becancour" - I have not doubt they would be among the top three in Quebec, if not in Canada.