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"This hotel had the history, luxury, comfort, attention to details. Our suite looking down the river and dufferin terrace was truly a magical time travel back to early 1900s. Thank you Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac!"

"Beautiful hotel in a perfect location. Pool facilities were under renovation but we had use of the pool at the Frontenac. Spotlessly clean and the staff were teriffic. We didn’t do the buffet breakfast but instead got amazing croissants and pastries from the bake shop attached to the hotel. We also were able to upgrade our room for a reasonable charge. Valet parking is right next door. A memorable and very enjoyable stay. We certainly stay there again. "

"I loved the elegant bathroom, black marble and the beautiful crystal chandelier and light scones. I have never in the past had such lovely bed, sitting room and bathroom, such luxurious surroundings. The old fashioned vintage style tub added another lovely aspect to the bathroom, enjoying a soak with the provided bath salts was delighful. I felt like a queen and it was a wonderful experience. I would really like to stay at your hotel again."

"A snowy February stay was warm, welcoming and cozy. The best kept secret to our amazement was the movie theater and concessions! This was a game changer for us. We did not leave the hotel for 3 days. Lots of amenities with the gym, sauna, and massages. And the breakfast was divine. This was or second time, ten years ago. This was an indulgence in comfort and luxury and totally therapeutic; just what we needed. Aaaah!"

"This property was outstanding for the price. We had a beautiful room with 12 foot ceilings, comfortable beds, luxury robes with a cozy feel. The foyer with various cozy rooms to relax was another plus. Only disappointment was that we could not get an early check in but it did seem that the hotel was quite full. Location was also perfect. "

"Great location by old Quebec City and great rooms. Great staff and great breakfast. "

"The Monastere is a converted former convent. The rooms are in two wings built in the 1600s. They are small and minimally furnished. The bathrooms are shared in the hall. Though there is a floor with more modern rooms with private baths. The breakfast was good, though taken in silence. The location in the historic center was excellent. The Monastere is a good place to sleep, surrounded by lots of history. But the quiet and the small rooms are not for everyone. "

"This is a small boutique hotel with a great location. The room was small with an awkward layout, an open shower at one end and a toilet in a raised closet next to the bed at the other end. We were unable to regulate the temperature in the room on a very warm fall weekend, with the heat set very high. We asked for assistance on this matter 3 separate times but it was never addressed. Fortunately the windows can be opened however that leads to noisy nights given the proximity to so many nearby...