Auberge Saint-Antoine

The Auberge Saint-Antoine is an oasis in a very busy city. Once you are inside their doors, all is quiet and right with the world! The location is perfect for exploring Quebec City. There are many restraunts, bars, shops, and sights to see within walking distance. The bar has a nice food and drink menu. We enjoyed having a pre dinner drink in the relaxing bar each day. The breakfast buffet has a large selection of items, but is kinda pricey. You can get made to order eggs in addition to breads, fruit, yogurt, cereal, etc. We would have prefered to be able to order a smaller breakfast for a smaller price, but that isn't an option. The rooms are clean and nicely styled. All of the staff at the hotel are professional, friendly, and helpful. We would especially like to thank Matthew (hopefully I have his name correct) for all of his tips, suggestions, assistance, kindness, and friendly smile/greeting. He is stationed at the front of the hotel and helped us everytime we saw him. We plan on visiting this hotel again and highly recommend it to everyone.

Excellent option is Quebec City! Great location, comfortable rooms, good breakfast, good service. Would definitely stay here again and recommend it! The only minor issue that I’ll mention that is that we originally booked a river view room and we’re given a room on the 4th floor facing the river and the busy road. The room was super loud with street noise (could hear every car going by, people on the street, etc). We moved to a room facing the back of the hotel on the 6th floor and this one was quiet and perfect. Would avoid booking a river view room if you are sensitive to noise.

Beautiful and fascinating historic building; wonderful room, great food and amazing staff. The concierge was particularly helpful.

This hotel is located in the lower town and though there are some restaurants, the ferry and shopping, more sightseeing, restaurants and shopping are located in the upper town which requires a funicular ride (beware it is run by a private company and may close unexpectedly during the day) or a climb up steep stairs or hill….I mean San Francisco steep climbs. The hotel staff is very nice and when the hotel was built many artifacts were found and they are displayed throughout the hotel including in glass tables on our night tables. This was a nice touch. Our room had nice closet space and drawers, a sofa, a balcony and a long desk. The bathroom though not large is has a separate toilet area and a separate shower and bath tub enclosed in the same glass area. The rooms were well lit. The towels were nice and we also had a balcony. The rooms vary as our friends’ room had 2 balconies but a very small closet but larger bathroom. There were only electronic connections on one side of bed, though there were plugs on the desk. The rooms and common areas felt a little dated in decor, but maybe that was the style. Breakfast was a buffet with delicious yogurt, nice fruit and breads and some hot dishes, and eggs were ordered from your server as well as coffee and juice. I would recommend this hotel…though for my next visit I might stay in the Upper town.

We loved our 3-night stay here. Our suite was lovely and spacious. The hotel‘s location was atmospheric and very convenient - just a short walk from Place Royale and the funicular to the upper town, but away from the crowds. Breakfast was wonderful - an extensive buffet (including fantastic strawberries from their own affiliated farm), with eggs available to order. The scrambled eggs were excellent, and far from ordinary. I had been concerned that the hotel’s location in the lower town might be difficult to reach by car, but instead it was quite easy. For those who prefer to avoid stairs, there is a side entrance that is stair-free. If you are considering a stay here, I highly recommend it. Bring cash for the funicular - it takes U.S. or Canadian dollars, but no credit cards.