Explore 2-Star Hotels in Quebec City

Tucked away in a quiet alley, Au Petit Hôtel is a lovely escape from the noise and bustle of the main roads — you’d barely know the city was right on your doorstep. It has a real family home feel, and the owner was genuinely warm and always went out of their way to be helpful. The location is fantastic — everything is within walking distance, from restaurants to shops. Would highly recommend for anyone wanting a peaceful, personal stay.

We really love this Hotel .We feel like home !!! Amazing location , Free convenience parking, Staff so pretty and helpful . The Hotel has no Breakfast but don't worry about hungry coz they full fill snack in room fridge everyday such as Muffin ,Cookie,Ganola bar , Chocolate,... etc. I will come back here for sure.

Clean but aged lodging, as expected in the old town center. Great vibes in the surroundings. It doesn't have a sign, just trust Google maps when it says you've reached your destination. There's no elevator, and only 1 or 2 rooms on the ground level - not suitable for the elderly if you can't get the ground level rooms. It's right in the center of the old town, and right next to a nice park which also houses military?! 🤔 Recommend visiting the Wedding Veil Falls about 20 min drive away. You can get much more up close and personal than the Niagara falls. Enjoy a fanciful and delicious meal in the cafe at the top of the falls 🥰

The store is a very quiet lady. I can hardly see the cleaning. The old house is very diligent. The sound insulation is not very good. Our child is crying at night and the neighbors are estimated to be noisy enough. I am really sorry. The room No. 1-19 is on the 2nd or 3rd floor. There are two rooms on the 1st floor. There are 20 and 21 rooms, but it is really cheaper. It is almost the distance and price. Ge also has a self-living and free drinking water on the first floor. It is generally necessary to go downstairs. There is also a restaurant on the first floor. There is a microwave oven, bread machine, coffee, companion sugar sweetener, etc. It is not far from various supermarket convenience stores, including a street on the second floor of Metro. Go out and go left. Green lights and then cross the road straight to Quebec traffic lights for a long time. All cars go first and then everyone goes. This is not the same as Ontario. The street lampshade on this road is very Japanese pioneer art. The body is fish and limbs are people. It is almost like an umbrella cover over the road and toward the middle. Gathering but a little far from the ghost attractions, go out to the right less than two kilometers, about ten knives, the attraction has a famous hotel hillside elevator, the red door street, the Christmas shop, with children or live close to the convenience of not bringing children, it is recommended not to take a house, send a few pictures of the attractions.

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

Pros: Wi-Fi was available and worked well. The room included a refrigerator. There was a coffee machine, which was convenient. Air conditioning was available and kept the room comfortable. Cons: The property feels a bit old and could use some updates. In the shower there was nowhere to place soap or toiletries. If you prefer not to drill into the walls, at least a simple adhesive shelf or holder would be a practical solution. The check-in process is self-service and requires signing a form, but there was no pen provided on the desk. It would be much more convenient to leave a pen for guests so they don’t have to search for one. Overall, it was a decent stay with the basic essentials in place. The room was functional and comfortable, but a few small practical improvements would make the experience noticeably better.

Our twin room is on the 4th floor. There is no elevator. It is too hard to carry luggage. There are elderly people who are not suitable. The room is small and the 24-inch box can't find a place to open it. The only thing that is fortunate is that the hotel's breakfast is very good, in the restaurant next door, the same boss. There is a front desk, but English is required throughout.

The location is particularly good, the gate is facing the fort, the back door is quiet, and it is all scenery in any direction. It is also very close to Quebec's main scenic spot, and it is close to the corner. The hotel is fully self-service, and it is the first time I have encountered this kind of full self-service check in/out. Check-in gave the front door password, how can not check in, or arrived at 3 o'clock check-in time, a young lady came to help complete. The hotel is an old building, the space is very high, there is a small balcony outside the room, the room is fully equipped, the coffee machine refrigerator, the milk Mafen bought in the supermarket can be put in. The room is not big, the bed is big, the wardrobe is OK. All of Quebec is on my favorite point. The atmosphere at night is great, the rainy days are great, how do you like it. It was three or four days early, the red leaves were full of mountains near the airport, and the city was almost there. I think I will go again.

Once you enter the hotel hallway, you would know right away that it's old. The room was pretty and you would see passers-by from the window. The shower curtain was reasonably clean, not spotless, but acceptable. the hotel was very close to bus stops, Frontenac, and Dufferin terrace, and almost any destination (in Old Quebec) a tourist would love to see. Breakfast at Sagamite was lovely. The only issue I had with service was that the mode of payment for this hotel was supposedly 'Pay at the Hotel,' but my card was charged earlier before the check-in. The thing that confused me was that it was under Hotel Maison du General instead of Louisbourg so I thought I was hacked. Anyway, after some Googling and Trip.com customer service emails, we found out it was under Hotel Louisbourg. Another downside of the service is that there's no active number if u wanna contact the hotel directly. They just have the Sagamite Restaurant on the internet, where recipients there do not know anything at all about the hotel booking once u reach them.

The hotel is particularly quiet and comfortable, the health service is also very good, close to the attractions, walking distance, breakfast is more abundant, first went to play a circle back to eat breakfast 🧇, a very good stay experience