Homestays in Quebec Province, Canada

Was a good stay and easy to access

Facilities: The facilities are basically complete, with bathroom supplies, hairdryers, water cups, tableware, coffee machines, and toasters in the public areas. The only regret is that slippers are not provided. Cleanliness: The cleanliness inside the room, corridors and public areas is very good. Environment: The housing environment is great, the layout of the room is warm and comfortable, the house is located in a residential area, and the scenery after snow is very beautiful! ! (Look at the picture😄) The room is very close to the subway. You can enter the subway in about two minutes' walk. The transportation is very convenient. One disadvantage is that since the rooms are made of wood, the sound insulation is very poor. You can hear clearly any movement next door and upstairs and downstairs. Service: I didn't see the owner during the entire check-in and check-out process. He only took the key from the combination lock. It was not very adaptable at first, and because I didn’t receive the room password, I had to call the host to confirm. If I need to ask any questions, I basically call them by phone (not very friendly to friends who are not good at English). But after getting used to it later, I felt that this was pretty good. There was no need to wait or socialize (I was very happy😄). This is a matter of opinion.

An absolutely beautiful property! Book this hotel if you want a boutique type experience with excellent service from absolutely all the staff, the most comfortable bedding, delicious breakfast and coffee. The furnishings are all custom made by local artisans and many of the original woodwork and fireplaces are intact. Just gorgeous! And steps away from the Chateau Frontenac, dining, walks along the Plains of Abraham and everything Quebec City offers. Thank you Paule and Raphaelle!

This place has beautiful views, ask for the third floor. The balcony view is majestic in the morning. The shared bathrooms are not a problem during the week, I have not been there on the weekend but during the week I had no issues at all in fact, I was the only one in the bathroom every time I highly recommend this place for a soul reset. A beautiful walk close to the city and when you return to the hotel, beautiful views to soak in and enjoy creation.

We had a wonderful stay at Gite Crystal Inn. The host was incredibly kind, welcoming, and always happy to help. The breakfast was delicious, and the peaceful forest setting made our stay even more relaxing. We especially loved the spacious room, the separate private living area, and the large, comfortable bed. Highly recommended!

The hotel is nice and clean. Their swimming pool was under repair but the hotel refunded CAD20 as compensation. We travelled with a child aged 7 months and they also provided a baby crib and kettle for us. The food at the restaurant was good and the staff were very nice. We had a pleasant stay there. Thank you.

We had a great experience with check-in as we were able to do so well before the standard 4pm check-in time. Tammy was very accomodating and she was easy to contact when necessary. The only faults were that the tub was backed up a bit from hair and the bedrooms were noticeably humid.

Hostess was extremely personable & a pleasure to deal with. Maison Rose is one of the most beautiful places we have ever stayed at. Everything within the Maison was wonderful including our petit dejeuner. Highly recommend & would return in a heart beat. I’m

L’auberge de la maison Gagné est à l’entrée de Tadoussac, immédiatement en débarquant du ferry depuis la baie de Sainte-Catherine. Idéalement situé aux abords du Lac de l’Anse à l’eau, au début du sentier de randonné « Le Fjord » permettant de se rendre au belvédère du mont Adéla-Lessard. L’aubergiste est charmante, à l’art de vous mettre à l’aise, pleine de bons conseils et d’adresses intéressantes ! Propre, conviviale et cosy, on s’y sent très vite chez soit. Allez-y, vous pouvez réservez les yeux fermés. « Le beau couple de la chambre 7 »

I highly recommend staying in the 'Pods' marked by the red circle on the map. There's a large open space among them with a gazebo, backed by a mountain where deer naturally gather. If you bring carrots, you can attract them all. The Pods are quite well-equipped with an induction hob, microwave, sink, cutlery, and a small fridge, making it easy to prepare simple meals. There's no dishwasher, so you'll need to bring your own scourer and dish soap. Customer service was slow to respond; they promised to deliver clean towels for the next day but didn't, though thankfully there were already four provided. Overall, my stay was pleasant, and the kids loved feeding the deer. Most of the deer were quite timid, with only a few brave ones rushing to the front to eat more.