Auberge Saint Antoine
Quebec City, Canada
per person based on 2 adults sharing a Luxe King for 7 nights bed and breakfast. includes private car transfers
At a Glance
Wonderful location in the heart of the old town
Relaxed contemporary style with a historic twist
Fascinating artifacts throughout the hotel making it a living breathing exhibit
Excellent accommodation options including some special themed suties
In house movie theatre for guests use
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Best time to Visit
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Any time of year is good for a visit. Summer draws the tourists. The crowds create fascinating street life and a buzz wherever you go. And in turn, the city really pulls out the red carpet for visitors: everyone from musicians to acrobats to actors in period costume take to the streets. There's also terrific festivals and oodles of special museum exhibitions and tours. Fall and spring bring beautiful colours, dramatically reduced prices and thinner crowds. And in the winter, Caribou, an alcoholic drink enjoyed by the early settlers, is sold everywhere to keep people warmed up. Even in the darkest and coldest months of January and February, Quebecers have found a way to have fun: throwing the annual Winter Carnival, arguably the biggest, most colourful and most successful winter festival around.
Insider's View
The hotel offers its very own private cinema where guests can enjoy their favourite film all to themselves for no extra cost
Call us on 020 3993 8245 to start planning your holiday to Auberge Saint Antoine or take a look at our itineraries to Canada
Description
So much more than a hotel, the Auberge St Antoine lives and breathes the history of Old Quebec in a stylish and elegant environment. An ideal choice for couples and families alike this beautiful hotel fuses contemporary living with old world charm.
This stunning hotel opened in 1992 and immediately impressed with its lobby set in the city’s only remaining 19th century dockside warehouse. Over the last two decades the hotel has grown whilst still retaining its historic traditions and adding a unique concept of blending the historic artefacts found during the excavations into a living museum for guests to enjoy. This concept is apparent from the moment you walk in with fascinating wall displays adorning the lobby area and then down into the cosy bar. Here you will find modern furnishings side by side with centuries old artefacts.
The hotel offers a superb fine dining restaurant in Panache, an elegant yet warm and vibrant restaurant perfect for a sumptuous breakfast or an intimate dinner for two. There is an extensive wine cellar to choose from as well as an impressive variety of menu choices sourced from the local area.
The hotel also offers a gym, massage rooms and tucked away, its very own cinema for guest use. Guest rooms lend themselves to couples or families alike, offering a choice of contemporary style or the unusual “Maison Hunts” the historic themed suites in the oldest part of the hotel, quite an experience in themselves. This exceptional hotel offers a fascinating base for exploring the city of Quebec, there is something for everyone here and it won’t disappoint.
Accommodation
84 Classic, Comfort and Luxe rooms, 6 Historic Suites and 5 Suites. Each with evening turn down service, Bose sound systems, robes and slippers, “We live like this” products, WiFi access, safe, Nespresso coffee machine and teapot!
Childcare
Children are welcome, babysitting can be arranged on request. Kids little extras include cute little teddy bear to look after, CD’s of children’s music and family movies available from reception. Bathrobe’s and slippers.
Services
Room service, massage, concierge service
Facilities
Café Bar Artefact, Panache restaurant, 24 hour gym, spa services, Cinema St Antoine, kids programme
Floorplans
Auberge Saint Antoine
Experiences
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Le Massif Gourmet Train Day
Spend the day travelling by luxury train Le Massif de Charlevoix along the banks of the St Lawrence River to the picturesque village of Baie-Saint-Paul. Enjoy gourmet breakfast on board and spend a few hours exploring this pretty area
Location & directions
Quebec City, Canada
Located at the heart of Québec City’s Old Port and across from the majestic St. Lawrence River, the Auberge is just steps from the fortifications, museums, and bustling streets of the Petit Champlain district.
How to get there
7 hour 30 minute international flight (non-stop) to Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. From Montreal it's a 1 hour domestic flight to Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport, followed by a 30 minute taxi ride.
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