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Many of Québec City's hotels are located in the Old Port area, within the fortified city's walls and near the banks of the St. Lawrence. The warren of cobblestone streets in the walkable Basse-Ville (lower town) is full of boutiques and restaurants—aimed at tourists, to be sure, but managing to feel charmingly unaffected—and you can easily stroll most everywhere. The iconic, imposing Château Frontenac lords over the skyline at the top of Haute-Ville (the upper town). The areas are separated by a steep ten-minute walk or a short funicular ride.
A standout property in the Basse-Ville, the Auberge Saint-Antoine opened in 1992 in the last remaining 19th-century warehouse along the Old Port. Owned by a...more
All around Canada, the Fairmont chain owns many of the most prominent properties, and they're often spectacularly sited. Le Château Frontenac is no...more
This is one of those places where everybody seems to have got it right. From the early-20th-century building in the Old Port area to the "just-right" number of...more
Be glad that Le Priori has escaped the attention of most travelers. With 26 rooms, it's intimate yet never hovering-over-your-every-move so. And it shares the...more
Set just outside Porte Saint-Jean and the city walls of Vieux-Québec, this retro-chic establishment is part of a complex that includes a lavish,...more
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