Slow Travel & Gourmet Tours: Magazine & Experience Guide Worldwide
Is one night enough for Quebec City, or is it worth staying longer? Based on our own experience, we'll show you which accommodation locations are suitable for a short stop and when several nights are the better choice.
Traveling to Quebec City by car sounds simple at first. However, once you arrive, the location of your hotel quickly determines how relaxing your stay will be. We'll show you when a hotel with parking is a good idea and when you're better off staying somewhere within walking distance of the Old Town.
Many people drive the route between Montreal and Quebec City in one go. However, it's often worthwhile to stop along the way. We'll show you when Mauricie, the Eastern Townships, or Trois-Rivières are better suited to your trip.
Live like a local in Quebec City. Leave the tourist trail behind and experience Quebec City authentically. Book your personal accommodation now and feel at home.
Montreal changes depending on the location of your accommodation. Someone who steps out of their hotel directly in the center in the morning experiences the city differently than someone who returns through the streets of Old Montreal.
Quebec's Manoir Hovey is tucked away from the road in a forest on the shores of Lake Massawippi. The hotel is located in the middle of nature outside the village of North Hatley. Let yourself be carried away into the world of Louise Penny in The Village in the Red Forests.
The Chateau Frontenac sits like a castle on Cap Diamant above the Saint Lawrence River, at the point where the river widens and flows around the Ile d'Orleans.
We were overwhelmed by the fantastic view of the St. Lawrence River from the Auberge la Goéliche. The windows looked out onto the stream, which here is more reminiscent of a lake than a flowing body of water.
