3 Best Hotels in Quebec

“Fairmont Le Château Frontenac has sophisticated rooms that offer traditional or contemporary decor, flat screens, Wi-Fi (fee), and tea and coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms come with river views; some have sitting areas. Suites include living rooms, additional bedrooms, and marble bathrooms. Room service is available. In any of its 610 guest rooms and suites, you will feel the elegant touch of historic Europe. The hotel's other amenities include a spa, fitness centre, and indoor pool. This grand, castle-like hotel is a 3-minute walk from the Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Québec and an 8-minute walk from boutiques in Quartier Petit Champlain.”

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“Hilton Quebec features contemporary rooms with desks, flat-screen TVs, and Wi-Fi. The hotel has 20 flexible meeting rooms to accommodate 12 to 1,200 people, and guests will enjoy scenic views. The hotel also has executive lounge access, with complimentary breakfast and drinks in the evening when you upgrade your stay to their executive rooms. The hotel amenities include a bar, two restaurants, and a classy buffet eatery with panoramic city views. There's also a fitness centre, a heated outdoor pool, and a business centre. This polished high-rise hotel is an 8-minute stroll from the Quebec Via Rail station and a 15-minute walk from the buzzy boutiques and restaurants of Petit Champlain.”

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“Hôtel Le Concorde Québec has 406 rooms and suites offering a beautiful view over the city. It is the ideal place to stay for business conventions and meetings or to discover the city and enjoy shows and major events. The hotel amenities include a revolving rooftop restaurant with panoramic views, a bistro serving pizza, a seasonal outdoor pool, and an exercise room. The hotel has 18 meeting rooms, providing a total of 26 possible configurations for your events to host up to 900 guests. This sophisticated high-rise hotel overlooking the Plains of Abraham is a 7-minute walk from the Grand Théâtre de Québec and a 14-minute walk from La Citadelle de Québec.”

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