Québec City Saint Jean-Baptiste Church Hotels

"It was everything we expected!"

"The place was clean, but nothing more than basic. The interior public parking is great. The bathroom faucet wasn’t working properly. I would go back because we really liked the location and the pool.”"

"Amazing for its central location. Staff was great. Pool area a bit smaller than expected and VERY busy, although I was there during Quebec’s March Break, so that can explain why. Gym was one of the best I’ve seen in a hotel. Room was fine, but many don’t seem to have a view. The hotel restaurant, Chez Boulay, is one of the best in Quebec City. Note that there are no parkings around the hotel, except the hotel’s Valet Parking, which is expensive. In summary, I would stay again, but probably upgrade my room and take into account parking price when comparing with other hotels. "

"Excellent hotel, great staff and great location. Highly recommend."

"Garbage service they dont want to listen about the weather conditions"

"Wondfull!"

"What I liked: 1. Very spacious room: The room has two chairs, several lamps, blackout curtains, and ample closet space. 2. Gym: The gym has several cardio machines and several cable machines. There are dumbbells up to 50 pounds. There are two free benches. The sauna is large and coed. The pool is large enough for 3 lanes and maybe 4. 3. Security: There was always staff at the front. Keys are needed to use the elevators. 4. Proximity to tourist attractions: It's a 25 minute uphill walk from here to Old Montreal tourist attractions. I took a cab each time to get there. Cabs arrived in less than 5 minutes each time. 5. Proximity to food: There are numerous cafes, pastry spots, and several restaurants within 10 minutes walk."

"Stay away from the 1st floor, rooms are not renovated, could be more clean, and street noise kept us awake all night. The rest of the hotel have always been nice, but don't book a room number in the 100s. !"

"The pool was amazing and the staff were amazing! The location is great too as well as the croissants at the restaurant. The room was a bit stuffy and shabby, probably due to the age of the building. We would prefer not to have bibles left in the bedside tables. "