2-Star Hotels in Quebec Province, Canada

Good location, close to other services (restaurant, coffeeshop..), close to downtown . Room is large enough, can be cleaner around back door, fresher odor is needed. Staff is ok, some use language more fluently than others. Kitchen/ breakfast is full, relaxing. Parking is safe

Great location, comfortable beds, and the common areas are cozy, quiet, and spacious. The kitchen has plenty of seating and tables, and a wide array of cooking utensils. There are backpackers from all over the world, which creates a fantastic atmosphere. Sitting there, whether eating or just browsing on my phone, was incredibly comfortable and relaxing – a feeling I haven't experienced in years. If you're traveling solo to Quebec, this is the best choice.

Very unique looking decor. Everything looked new and was very clean. Super amenities. I prefer hotels to Air BnB and this had the extras like a stove, fridge, cooking pots and pans, dishes, utensils, kettle, and a N'Espresso machine. There is even a Metro grocery store around the corner and restaurants outside The downsides are that it appears to be in an ”interesting” part of town (I would not be comfortable walking alone as a woman), and stairs, no elevator. It was a challenge to bring up the luggage even to the second level. Otherwise a great place in Quebec City and within walking distance to the train station, which is why I chose it.

The hotel is quite old, but the beds and other bedding were relatively clean. However, breakfast was limited, consisting mainly of bread and other cold dishes. The location wasn't particularly convenient either. Considering the budget, the hotel offered decent value for money.

You have to be very clear that this is a student residence. The good: Pretty good location Good price for what's available in Montreal Instant hot water with good pressure Very good breakfast The bad: It's not a hotel. It lacks hotel amenities, for example, a hairdryer. Extremely hard bed. Double rooms but with separate beds in two rooms. Windows that offer very little insulation from street noise, and it's a main street with a lot of traffic.

Comfy bed in a nice specious room in a century building, great location in upper old town, 300 meters away from Chateau Fromtqnac. the shared bathroom is clean. The wall isn't sound proof but it's bearable. The lobby area could be better organized for more efficient use of space. No frills, charming place. No elevators, you need to have strength to drag your luggage upstairs :D

Staff extremely helpful. Room large and clean. .Break fast was great

Pros: The rooms are big, clean, comfortable, and have everything you need. The breakfast is quite abundant and varied; it would only need some boiled eggs, cheese, or another source of protein to be perfect. The reception staff are friendly and polite. Cons: The pet fee is ridiculously high ($40, and they also charge taxes on top of that, which makes no sense). Total = $46. It is the highest pet fee I paid during my trip from Montreal to Calgary. For example, in Ontario, Winnipeg, and Saskatchewan, many motels don’t even charge a pet fee. What some other places do is charge a refundable deposit in case of damages, rather than a non-refundable fee for no particular reason. For this reason, I would not return. Noise: You can hear absolutely everything from the adjacent rooms. In fact, a couple was arguing quite loudly and aggressively during my stay, including shouting, which affected my sense of safety. Staff members who were nearby at the time, should be vigilant and intervene in this kind of situation.

This was my second time staying here. The location is very convenient — it’s in downtown, just a few minutes’ walk to the subway, and close to restaurants and supermarkets. However, the room itself is quite old. I could clearly hear people walking in the room above, as well as toilets flushing from the next room. Basic toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, and soap were provided, but no slippers or toothbrush were included. The bed and pillows were comfortable. I had requested a room facing the main road, but I was given one facing an interior light well with a direct view into another room, so I had to keep the curtains closed the whole time. Breakfast was just okay — it fills you up, but the selection is limited. On the plus side, the coffee machine in the lobby is great, and tea and water are available anytime. Overall, a bit pricey for what you get — I stayed Sunday and Monday night and paid almost $300 CAD (before tax).