Hotels near Espace Parvis, Quebec City

Great location: 10-15 min walk to the old city Spectacular view: My husbnd and I stayed at a old city / river view room Great restaurant in the Looby: we arrived at the hotel around 9:30pm, didn’t have much option for late dinner. We had ‘Beef Cheek’ and ‘Black Cod’ at Cabu. Food was amazing! We loved food so much, went back to their grab & go/ coffee bar after we checked out. Other things: Nice to have Nespresso machine and Crabtree amenities

Half way through our stay here. The rooms are lovely and clean, and updated to modern expectations in an old building. Staff have been wonderful. Really good value for money. The only downside so far has been the restaurant (Louise Taverne &Bar a Vin). As we were checking in to the hotel this morning, other customers told us the place is lovely but not to eat here. We decided to go anyway, just wanting a drink while we waited for our laundry to dry… and we may have thought about eating there if all was ok. We were totally ignored, despite trying to attract the attention of the man in charge of the outside area (around a dozen tables, four of which were occupied). We asked someone else if we could sit down. They referred us to him. We waited while he cleaned a couple of tables, walked past us to talk to someone, walked inside and fiddled around in there for a while, walked out again and cleaned a couple more tables, went round us to get to another table where he rearranged the setting. Walked back to near where we were standing and then turned around to chat to some people he had served since we had been there. Don’t know what sort of self-important trip he was on but we left and will not return. But… that led to a delightful experience at 900 Rue Saint-Paul across the road (separate review coming).

Transportation: just opposite the castle, the first floor is the tourist service center, super convenient Environment: The room is very clean, spacious and comfortable! Other guests are very quiet and live very comfortable. Service: Although the staff should be French-speaking, English communication is no problem and the attitude is particularly good.

It was located in a location with a clear view of the Dokkaebi Hotel and it was great to walk around the old town! The facilities and service are great and it seems like the best hotel in Quebec~

Room was old in bad shape, headboards were peeling, floor dirty, bathroom baseboards looked like they were never clean, missing grout in shower, tub very slippery, no glass provided in bathroom, coffee maker didn’t work they replaced it with another machine which they said they tried and it worked not true my husband ended up fixing it. My husband was told to leave the gym because they said the treadmill was too loud for the people ,so maybe you shouldn’t have it on the third floor or not advertise you have a gym. We booked a prestige plus room as according to the pictures you show a much bigger room that actually looks nice and clean, the room we received was small and very dull and drabby. We wanted to change rooms and were told we could not. We booked this room months ago and when we arrived the hotel was not full therefore I think more effort should have been made to accommodate us. I would not ever recommend this hotel it was the worst hotel I have ever been in. Unfortunately the pictures I took were lost much to my dismay as I could have proven the bad shape and cleanliness of this room.

We loved this hotel. The room was immaculate, spacious, modern, nicely furnished and had a pristine bathroom. Staff was friendly, check-in was fast. The hot breakfast was handy when we had a lot of activiities planned for our 4 day stay and easily kept hunger at bay past lunch. Levis itself is very pretty down by the river and it was easy and convenient to the ferry to hop on, go across and spend a day and evening walking around Old Town Quebec. The hotel was in a good location right off the highway and had restautants, shopping and conveniences nearby. Would definitely stay at this hogel again.

We visited this hotel for a few days to check out the pool and atmosphere based on the photos. here are some of our thoughts 1. The pool has no shallow end, make sure you bring floaters if you have kiddos who cannot swim. 2. The sauna is just a warm water tub with jets but is quickly crowded as many don't like how cold the main pool sometimes gets. Just depends on your hot/cold tolerance. 3. Do not look at the ceiling in the pool area, it is nasty with lots of rust on the ceiling and filth hanging down from the ceiling fans. It's far away but still unsightly. 4. The rooms are dark and outdated. The coffee maker in our room worked on the first day and never again. There's a dampness / cigarette smoke smell that lingers in the rooms. I'm not sure if these used to be smoking rooms but that smell never went away. Both TVs in our room were also broken by day 2. If you value quiet, do not ask for a courtyard/pool view, it is very noisy! Rooms facing outside the hotel are quieter. 5. The onsite restaurant is descent, food pretty good but understaffed and they get quickly overwhelmed if large groups show up, which they do on our trip. They did their best but were not ready for the influx. Overall we had a good vacation but value for money just isn't there, especially if the hotel gets busy.

The arrival at the hotel started badly with a young receptionist full of germs she kept spreading in her tissue and around (as if we did not just get out of a pandemic that showed us how far any virus can travel) and she started laughing at me in French (assuming that I do not speak over 10 languages including French) saying that I want a room taken by another customer: how rude of her to assume that. The older manager thankfully intervened and the room we checked in via the app was given to us, explaining to the manager, however sick from the road I was, that we did not want something extraordinary: - the room had the lines of the newly built hotels we stayed in the USA and just like in the USA, this room proved to have poor insulation between rooms, slamming doors and the trepidation noises on the hallways to make stuff vibrate in the room. Thankfully everything stopped soon after 10pm and we had a good night sleep only disturbed by the construction next door the following morning, however quiet those people were trying to operate their machinery - parking at the back of the hotel is safe and thankfully Google satellite helped us immensely with travelling to and from Quebec City trying to avoid the major road works happening just about everywhere - the hotel is located near a major shopping area and a Walmart great with icecreams and drinks we always like having - breakfast at the hotel included warm items and it was varied although people kept taking multiple tables to sit and talk: I guess the lower floors were rather busy since we hardly heard any talk up our floor - the manager was kind in thinking of sending a warm up gift, although I wish the young female receptionist would receive further training and stopped assuming things she wanted to assume about customers who effectively pay her salary

Arriving at Loulou's is like coming home. André greets us with his boisterous ”Bonjour,” and we are immediately into a lively conversation. We regularly stop at Loulou's to spend a day in Old Quebec: buskers, crêpes, the boardwalk... Charny itself is such a find example of an old Quebec village, just walking those streets is fun (or we go over to view the falls). I particularly like the enormity of the old church.

This trip is considered to be the best value-for-money hotel, with new facilities, high-level rooms, and a comfortable stay. It is not inferior to other four or five-star hotels, but it is located in a small town and is a bit biased for tourism. It is actually a business accommodation Hotel, but it happened to be the way we passed by the itinerary, so staying for one night for a transition is very good