Hotels near Faubourg Saint-Jean, Quebec City

What a wonderful hotel! The location was absolutely perfect, close to everything. The rooms were modern and clean. The bathroom also modern and had its own heater which was perfect for this warm blooded Florida person. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay here again!

The room is not too big, but the bed is very big, one double for three people, the bathroom is big enough; there is always hot water and coffee, there is drink in the morning; during the stay, it should be the Italian restaurant under the same company. Discount breakfast coupons, recommended to eat, add a tip, tax or something, a person more than ten Canadian dollars, the value; parking free, a few simple meals around; a few kilometers from the old city, but it is not far. Very satisfied.

I booked this hotel the night prior. I wasn’t expecting much since i never heard of this place, let alone was a last minute booking. But much to our surprise, it turns out memorable for our family. It was very “homey”, it reminds me of another hotel we booked from the past in Venice, its small but very central, it comes with breakfast and their tiny dining area is cute. The front desk is friendly and personable, its why we enjoyed boutique hotels in the first place. They have their own parking, make sure that after you made a reservation that you call them right away to save you a spot. They have a vending machine for wines and other provisions too. No problem coming back to this hotel next time again.

Good price/performance ratio. I stayed for two nights, just beside Highway 138 and 404, so although it is a suburb, it is very convenient to get into the city. It takes 20 minutes to get to the old city and not far from Crystal Falls. The facilities are complete and convenient. The front desk was very enthusiastic. We asked Tadosac about the situation and enthusiastically helped us.

Upon arriving in our room on the ground floor, we found it to be quite hot. However, we thought that maybe the A/C had been turned off, so we turned it on and hoped that it would cool off. We set off to explore a bit. On our return, the room seemed even hotter, and we had a night of very little sleep due to extreme heat. The air conditioning was letting out a tiny bit of cool air that could only be felt by lying on one side of one of the beds. In the morning, we contacted the off site staff, and said that the air conditioning appeared to not be working properly, and stated that we had experienced an awful night of no sleep. We asked if they could at least find a fan, and have somebody look at the unit. We were told that they would look for a fan. By late afternoon, my son, walked back to the hotel for a nap, and the room was unbearable. There was no fan delivered. When the rest of us returned, we were shocked with the heat,and literally sat with cold cloths on our heads attempting to keep ourselves cool. We immediately tried to contact the off site staff again. Response was slow, and when we finally heard back, we were told that they couldn’t find a fan. My husband said that there was no way that we could stay in the room with the temperature the way it was, and asked would they be able to move us. The lady we spoke to said she would call back in 5 minutes to either change rooms, or move us to one of their other properties. Great we thought. However, no phone call came, only a text to say that they couldn’t move us anywhere and that they could refund us but could be of no further help. Although we appreciated the refund, the hotel had all day to deal with this issue, but couldn’t even find a fan. This left us, on our vacation, spending time trying to relocate. Thank God we found somewhere, but we specifically chose the St. Pierre due to its location, and we are now considerably further away. I rate this hotel 2/10 for customer service. They were not quick to respond, and we felt they should have called us back and offered a personal apology rather than a terse text of “so sorry”. Would definitely not stay again

We had a nice stay at hotel acadia for 4 days. We were visiting for a mother daughter getaway. I was a little worried because of some of the recent very negative reviews, I can see the reason for some of them but people need to manage their expectations when booking a hotel at a cheaper rate. I would say this is a budget hotel, this is reflected in the price and the hotel itself, although I can see they are starting some renovations. This hotel definitely has a lot of potential. I wish I could give 3.5 stars, but I thought 3 was too low, so I gave 4. Here are some pros and cons Pros -Very friendly reception staff -beds were super comfortable! -great location -we booked a superior room with 2 beds, this was a nice size and had a charming quebec feel with the fireplace and brick wall. -free breakfast every morning at sagamite when booking through their website. Food was really good. -water machine and cappuccino/espresso machine in lobby, with Keurig in room. No charge to use these. Cons -cleanliness: we did feel cleanliness was lacking. There was visible dust on the vanity shelving and the bathroom just didn't seem clean, black mold on the tiles. The bathroom was dated and could use an update. Made me question the cleanliness of everything else. -no housekeeping throughout our stay -no wifi or TV for the duration of our stay in the room, they said it was being fixed but it never was. -hot tub not working, and I don't think it has been for a while. It shouldn't be advertised! -when we checked in they told us that there was a drip in the bathtub that they ”couldn't get fixed before we checked in”. We looked at the tub and there is a visible mark from it dripping for a long period of time. Don't be dishonest with your guests. Overall it was a good stay, we paid $150 a night with breakfast included for a superior room and I am happy with the value we got. Anything more expensive I would have been dissapointed.

À notre arrivée, j’ai trouvé l’accueil froid et sommaire. On m’a demandé ma carte de crédit en garantie et on m’a dit d’utiliser le stationnement à gauche pour avoir un accès plus rapide à notre chambre, que je pourrais utiliser une autre porte (qui n’était pas très visible et que j’ai cherchée en trainant mes bagages). Aucune aide ne m’a été proposée pour nos bagages. Nous sommes arrivés en soirée et au moment d’aller nous coucher, j’ai vu qu’il y avait de l’eau au fond du bain. J’ai appelé la réception. On m’a proposé de changer de chambre. Comme il était près de 10h et que c’était un voyage en famille, j’ai refusé. On m’a dit que le bain serait nettoyé le lendemain matin, qu’une note avait été inscrite à ce sujet. Le lendemain matin, quand j’ai appelé pour que le bain soit nettoyé avant de l’utiliser, on ne pouvait pas me dire quand ce serait fait, on ne savait pas à quelle heure l’équipe d’entretien allait commencer. J’ai demandé si les clients qui nettoyaient eux-mêmes leur bain avaient une compensation et on m’a mise en attente. On m’a ensuite dit que l’équipe d’entretien serait là dans les prochaines minutes. La salle de bain a été nettoyée par un homme discret et poli. Ceci étant dit, les joints du carrelage ne sont pas propres pour autant. Pendant ce temps, j’ai commandé notre petit-déjeuner. Un peu plus d’une heure plus tard: rien. Je rappelle. Ma commande a été perdue. J’ai donc reçu mon déjeuner 30 minutes plus tard, à 11h30. Je n’avais pas de cuillère pour manger mon yogourt. Ensuite, une autre mauvaise surprise en sortant de la douche: une serviette déchirée à plusieurs endroits. J’appelle à nouveau à la réception. On m’envoie des grandes serviettes (aucune petite malgré un séjour de 2 nuits pour 2 personnes). Il y en a encore une qui est déchirée. Confiante de vivre une meilleure expérience au restaurant, j’y commande notre souper en fin de journée. Cette fois, je n’ai pas de couteau. J’ai beurré mon pain avec une fourchette. On entend tout ce qui se passe dans le corridor, les voisins qui toussent dans leur chambre et le bruit de la baignoire thérapeutique dans la chambre voisine. Seul point positif: la chambre est grande. De plus, si vous aimez le brun, vous serez conquis. Pour moi, cet hôtel se mérite deux étoiles: une pour le confort du lit et autre pour la grandeur de la chambre.

It was the best and cleanest hotel I stayed in while traveling in Quebec. All of the staff were friendly. I'm quite sensitive to cleanliness... I think I'll probably book this place next time I travel to Quebec. It's a bit far from Old Quebec, but it's only a 30-minute walk while listening to music, and taxi fares are cheap, so it doesn't seem like a burden.

This hotel had everything we needed. We didn't mind at all that breakfast was an individual box with a turkey croissant, yogurt, cookie, cheese, and fruit. In fact, we had something else for breakfast (a muffin, or something), and we took the ”breakfasts” with us. Every day we visited a different park and picnicked by a fountain or garden. It was lovely. Parking was plentiful and free (and we didn't have any trouble finding street parking in old town). The hotel was clean. Staff was welcoming. My daughter found the bed hard. Oh, well.

We spent three nights at this property last week and we are so glad we did. Our room was pristine and spacious--and quiet. We were on the second level (considered the first) and we couldn't hear any sounds from the street, hallway or neighboring rooms. We were early for check-in so we parked on a nearby street and had a great lunch at the restaurant that shares the entrance with the hotel, Bistro Hortus (not sure if they are related but convenient and delicious option if you need to eat during your stay). While eating lunch the restaurant texted to say our room was ready and we pulled up on the side small street and checked in and unloaded our bags. We were given a ticket for a parking garage that was diagonal to the hotel. It really couldn't have been easier. We were able to take the car out at our convenience--which we did to visit Montmorency Falls and Ile d'Orleans (loved both, easy drive). We enjoyed the common room---we filled our water jugs (they have them to borrow too), enjoyed complimentary espressos, played Scrabble and borrowed a book. It really was a nice spot if you needed to just sit after a long day of exploring the city by foot (or bike). The location was perfect for us. We would set out and purposely get lost--or we would head to a specific restaurant or historic site and they were all walkable. Although we didn't need help with restaurants the staff seemed really helpful with recommendations. And they were very friendly every time we interacted with them. If you like sushi, Masaru is a few doors down and I am still thinking about it. It was excellent and a nice break from the cuisine we were (really!) enjoying. We also had wonderful dinners at Chez Rioux & Pettigrew, Legende and Ophelia. All walkable. We would definitely stay here again. A real gem of a property in a welcoming and beautiful city.