3 Best Bed and Breakfasts in Quebec, QC

"Chez Hubert Bed & Breakfast features a different chandelier, and the walls are painted in different colours, creating a warm and clean atmosphere. The other features of each room (molding, fireplace mantle, etc) enrich the experience of an element of discovery. They offer breakfast that is complete, hearty, and different every morning. On the second floor, sunny and colourful, giving access to the balcony overlooking the rue St Ursula, is lit by a large bay window throughout the day. Chez Hubert Bed & Breakfast is just 0.1 miles from Upper Town and 0.2 miles from Basilique Cathedrale. Chez Hubert Bed & Breakfast is a tourist lodging establishment certified by Tourisme Québec. Their rooms feature queen-size beds and/or double beds, with all bathrooms being private. They accept payments in cash, by check, Interac transfer, and credit card.

"B & B La Marquise De Bassano has individual rooms decorated in period style, offering free Wi-Fi and either en suite bathrooms or shared facilities. They serves a delicious continental breakfast in a casual dining room with a fridge. Guests can enjoy a quaint lounge with cable TV and a fireplace. Free parking is available. This charming B&B is located just a 4-minute walk from Le Château Frontenac, a 5-minute from the Notre-Dame de Québec church, and a 9-minute from the 17th-century fortress of La Citadelle de Québec. They also offer a variety of rooms and suites, each uniquely designed for comfort and aesthetic appeal. The house itself resembles a book, with each room representing a different chapter, each telling its own story. They also provide luggage storage for guests who arrive early or depart late.

"Castel d'Amérique Française is an ancestral manor built in 1860 by the renowned architect Charles Baillargé for Pierre Baillargeron. It is located within the historic walls of Old Quebec City, just a 5-minute walk from the famous landmark, Château Frontenac. On the third floor, a common terrace is equipped with chairs and bistro tables, offering views of the Ursuline Garden, Édifice Price, Château Frontenac, and the Laurentian Mountains. The ground floor features a salon where guests can play chess, enjoy games, read books, or interact with one another. The dining room on the ground floor is accessible 24 hours a day. Guests have access to a microwave, a kettle, and a wide variety of teas, hot chocolate, and instant coffee at any time, day or night.