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Nestled along the winding cobblestone streets of Quebec City's Old Port, the Auberge Saint-Antoine, a member of the prestigious Relais & Chateaux, stands as a testament to the city's rich history and cultural legacy. From the moment you step through its doors, a captivating ambiance envelops you, transporting you back in time to an era where artisans and merchants thrived amidst the bustling trade routes. Plush furnishings and crackling fireplaces beckon weary travelers to unwind, while the hotel's renowned spa offers an indulgent escape with its revitalizing treatments and soothing mineral baths. Each exquisitely appointed room whispers tales of bygone days, with exposed stone walls and antique furnishings that seamlessly blend the past and present. Sumptuous featherbeds adorned with fine linens invite restful slumbers, while the elegant bathrooms, adorned with gleaming marble and deep soaking tubs, provide a luxurious sanctuary. The Auberge's private museum houses a remarkable collection of artifacts unearthed during the hotel's construction, offering a tantalizing glimpse into the lives of those who once called these streets home. As you wander through the corridors, the scent of spices and the echoes of laughter from long-ago feasts seem to linger, inviting you to indulge in the hotel's epicurean delights at the renowned Panache restaurant, where masterfully crafted dishes celebrate the bounty of Quebec's terroir.
Auberge Saint-Antoine
8 Saint-Antoine Street
Quebec City, Canada
G1K 4C9
Nearest Airport: YQB
Amazing hotel. Outstanding staff. Glad we choose this hotel. It was perfect location within walking distance to restaurants and sight seeing.
April M
Fabulous hotel. Great location in old Quebec. Large room, very comfortable. The restaurant is amazing, need to book, not cheap but worth it. The bar has great cocktails and nice light meals. Everything about the stay was 5 star, highly recommend.
juliebC487ZI - Suffolk, United Kingdom
My husband and I stayed here for 5 nights, so we really had a chance to get to know this hotel. The staff was wonderful and the location was ideal. The hotel overall was beautiful and the artifacts displayed throughout the property were really fascinating. The bar off the lobby was quite nice, with wonderful bartenders, and the restaurant was fantastic, also with a beautiful bar, exceptionally good food, great bartenders and wonderful servers. This all being said, there are definitely quirks with this hotel that need to be shared with fellow travelers looking to stay here. We had a "Luxe Terrace" room with a king bed that was very spacious and quiet. The furniture though is quite eclectic and the bathroom had some interesting design elements that were not quite our style but it was still very nice. The toilet had it's own "room" with a curtain, which was very strange and it was "engineered" with all sorts of bells and whistles (remote control, beeping every time you sat down, etc.), which is also not our style - but the worst part was the smell. There was a terrible "septic" kind of smell coming from the toilet and it was quite overwhelming. We thought it might dissipate after a day or two but it never did. It was really bad. The other major issue was the view. The view was actually really wonderful however after our second night we woke up to an enormous cruise ship completely blocking the entire view and this changed everything! It was awful. Then to add to the harshness of this, there were 2 more cruise ships that came in and docked right in front of our room. Absolutely unbearable. You can see the photos of our view with and without the cruise ship. This really left us with a bad taste about the room and location which is really unfortunate because the hotel, the view we had, and the room overall was really nice. Not sure I would stay here again.
AshleyNorCal - Inverness, California
Um, this is THE place to stay when visiting Quebec City. It is so much nicer than the "Castle on the hill". The staff is absolutely incredible and the service is top notch. We had a slight snafoo with our room set up and the manager was incredible, taking care of everything for us and our children. We loved our stay, we loved the Sunday Roast, we loved the tea time. The location is awesome, walk to everything but not jammed with all the tourists. Highly recommend!
160taram
We stayed in room 203, a luxury room overlooking the river for 3 nights. Room was spacious and well equipped with everything we needed, bed comfortable and towels/bedding lovely. Staff always very helpful and plentiful on reception so you never had to wait. We didn’t eat in the hotel but did have some cocktails before heading out which were lovely and the bar has a great atmosphere. Overall a great stay and would highly recommend. The only room for improvement is with the concierge, we emailed 2 months prior to try and get a reservation at a local restaurant, we hadn’t heard anything so went over after check in and was advised they would text, we heard nothing, it wasn’t a problem for us as we had looked at others just in case but it would have been nice to have had an answer even if it was a no.
hjr_86 - Manchester, United Kingdom
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The stay at Auberge St. Antoine was excellent. Service was superb and room lovely.
C.B.
We thoroughly enjoyed a 4-night visit to Auberge Saint-Antoine. Very helpful and friendly staff, gorgeous decor, immaculate and luxurious rooms made us feel very special and welcome. The heated floors in the bathroom must be experienced! The best part is the restaurant Panache. They served some of the best French food we've had and the interior is beautiful and romantic. Don't miss a Swedish massage if you can! Also, we're now hooked on the espressos made in our own room! We will be back!
-M. Genest