Hôtel du Vieux-Québec

The wife and I loved Hotel du Vieux. The accommodations and amenities provided were excellent and the hotel was situated in the middle of Old Quebec.
The rooms are wonderful for a romantic stay. They are very cozy and if you get a room on the street side you’ll have wonderful views of 18^th century buildings along the cobble stone streets of Rue St Jean. The hotel provides you with firm, medium and soft pillows allowing you a comfy night sleep. If you reserve the room on their website you’ll wake up to a free daily picnic basket hanging on the hook of your door with a continental breakfast packed inside. The breakfast has delicious gourmet pastries, preserves, fruits and juices. A lovely way to start your day before trekking up the hills of Old Quebec.
The hotel is very Eco-​friendly. They offer two large glass bottles of water to drink during your stay free of charge. The bottles of water are re-​filled daily with filtered water. They also offer metal water bottles for you to take with you during your walk through the city. You can fill the bottles with ice cold lemon infused water or regular filtered water at the water/​espresso/​hot chocolate station.
Very competitive price for a lovely boutique hotel that’s close to everything!

Fantastic hotel in the heart of the Old City. Free fresh croissants in the afternoon, free espresso /​cappuccino /​coffee ²⁴⁄₇. We had the smallest room in the hotel and it was great. Met some interesting folks in the lounge as well, and the hotel staff were happy to chat. We will definitely be back to this hotel.

Hotel is situated in the very middle of old Quebec. You definitely will find everything within walking distance. Food, shops, site seeing areas and attractions are footsteps away.
Getting here was a little bit difficult at first, with all the one way streets in here, driving was a little confusing.
Parking is a bit of an issue as well. There is an underground parking area which is across the street that makes it a little inconvenient. I guess with the limited space in old Quebec, there is not much that can be done. Many other hotels in the area share the same parking facility.
The room we got was pretty small but, clean. I can live with it being small as long as its nice and clean.
Price wise, $ 139+ tax and parking (can’t seem to remember the cost). Which is about average for this area. Not the cheapest and definitely not expensive.
Will i come back… there is really not much to do here. I guess it would be better in summer time. This hotel is not bad but just a bit boring here.

My Fiancé and myself went there on Valentines Day week end during the Carnival Festival and let me tell you that we had a blast.
Michelle was the Hotel clerk that received us and from the moment we made contact she was full of smiles.
Not once when we asked for information did she ever hesitate to help us.
We were very impressed with the technology in this hotel, state of the art Blue Ray players, Sony LED TV’s and Videotron cable.
The best part of the whole experience was the cutest delivery of the continental breakfast in the morning, outside every room door there is a hook, and they place a wicker basket filled with croissants, juice, cheese and yogurt.
All in all our experience here was amazing and i would recommend it to anyone.

I picked this hotel because other people on Unilocal and tripadvisor loved it, and I’m basically here to echo everything said.
I visited Hotel de Vieux Quebec during a markedly un-​busy time of year (November) and I’m sure that people thought I was crazy for choosing to vacation when there were no festivals going and snow and sleet were pelting me everytime I left the hotel. But why would I want to leave this wonderful hotel? I had a great superior single room that was incredibly comfortable, a downstairs lounge with music, fire and a machine producing very tasty and addictive espresso drinks, and just when you think there aren’t any more reasons to stay indoors, you wake up in the morning and there’s a basket with pastry, cheese, juice, yogurt and jam hanging on your door.
Staff were wonderful. They even help me work through the immediate emergency of forgetting to bring my glasses with me. I couldn’t get them replaced in time to see Vieux Quebec in full focus, but I did manage to order a new pair that is getting me a lot of compliments. A woman at the front desk had a pair from the same fantastic lunetterie (
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All of the staff at the hotel were wonderful and helpful. They aided me in negotiating my way through the old city and beyond and were always a pleasure. I never did make it down to the exercise room, but if I had decided that I wanted to work off my morning croissant, it was nice to know there were cardio machines downstairs.
The hotel is located right in the middle of everything. Restaurants from high end to low end, boutiques also across the range (and le voila! my favourite department store; Simons!), plenty of historical things to see nearby, and steep cobblestone streets to make you feel less guilty about all that pastry and poutine you’re eating.
There’s lots of interesting stuff outside the walled city and still within walking distance, so I recommend getting out and about.
I want to live at Hotel du Vieux Quebec, but for now, I’ll definitely be planning to return again.

Location, location, location. Very nice boutique hotel right in the heart of Old Quebec City. We stayed 3 nights and had a wonderful visit to this charming city. Walking distance to many fine restaurants and museums made this a great choice of hotel for us. The room was clean and well appointed. The breakfast basket delivered to the room each morning was a nice touch.
We would definitely stay here again. Highly recommended!!!

Could I love this hotel any more? Probably not!
Let’s start with a special 30% off rate that I managed to find when I went to their site. The place is great anyway but save me money and you have a special place in my heart. Add to that the free breakfast basket every morning with my favorite Petit Quebec cheese, croissants, yogurt, mmmm. It’s only free when you book through their site!
Walking in 15 years after my first trip to Quebec and finding the best concierge *ever* Pierrot still there was a treat. Then meeting Emily, Polly Ann and Vincent who also helped make our trip extra special. Love! Seriously, these people know what they are doing. Want the best poutine? Searching for the most amazing crepes? Just ask, they’ll make sure you get just what you’re looking for.
Our floor (the fourth) was fully solar powered — awesome! They have wonderful bottles of water in the room that you can buy for your very own (and I did!). Two queen sized beds, extra comfy mattresses, down comforters! Free wifi (that worked!). Did I mention the breakfasts? Ooh la la! The parking garage is just seconds away if you decide to drive to the waterfall of I’le d’Orleans for a day trip.
There wasn’t much that hasn’t been well thought out here but when I did mention one thing, it was taken very seriously. My my trip-​mate mentioned that the croissants would be lovely warmed up, she was told a microwave was available no additional charge and when we came back to our room … there it was!
The hotel is located just about the middle of the city. It is on one of the main drags and convenient to everything. A quick walk up gets you to the funicular and a quick walk down gets you to the Petit Quarter.
So go to Vieux Quebec, stay at L’Hotel du Vieux Quebec. Oh, and tell Pierrot I said «Hi!».

We fell in love with this lovely boutique hotel almost immediately. We enjoyed everything about our stay here and even though we’re just back, I miss being there already.
The staff couldn’t have been more accommodating and thoughtful from the moment of our arrival.
Our room was fabulous. It was bright, spacious and tastefully decorated.
We had a very comfortable king-​size bed. I’m very picky about my pillows and the quality and comfort of those provided here was very good.
There room had a nice seating area with accoutrements provided for a cocktail or a glass of wine on an adjacent side table.
We had one quite large room but the way it was laid out, it almost felt like two separate rooms.
The closet was spacious and had plenty of good wooden hangers.
I like to unpack my suitcase if I feel comfortable in the hotel. Here the dresser had nice deep drawers that I took full advantage of.
There was a large but unobtrusive flat screen television against one wall. The only time we used this was late one night to catch a rerun of the opening ceremony of the Olympics.
Everything was clean and in excellent working order. The shower pressure in the quite nice bathroom was strong.
We appreciated that the room was entirely quiet. We heard no slamming doors, no sounds coming through the walls from other guests. This charming building is clearly solid and well-​built.
On the main floor of the hotel, just beyond the front desk, there is a nice clubby lounge in which there are plenty of sofas and chairs. Bookcases against the walls hold a variety of books, DVDs and board games for borrowing.
There are two computers on desks.
There is water, ice, coffee and always a basket of fruit for guests. Here too is a fireplace against one wall (some of the rooms have fireplaces as well) and a piano. I could see holing up in the lounge on a blustery winter day after a day of sightseeing. As it was we didn’t spend much time in here but it was inviting nonetheless.
Parking for the hotel is just up the block in an underground garage accessible with a parking pass. Parking was a reasonable $ 17.00 a day.
While in Quebec City proper you don’t need your car so it was good to know it was safely tucked away.
This is an eco-​friendly hotel and one of its positive attempts to be ecologically smart is the roof garden.
On the day of our arrival we met up with one of the staff carrying an armload of vegetables that he told us he’d just picked from the roof garden and was bringing them to the adjacent hotel restaurant.
One of the highlights of staying here is the charming way they serve you the complimentary continental breakfast.
By 8:00 each morning, a picnic basket is hung on a special hook on the outside door of your room. In it, you’ll find orange juice, croissants, fruit, yogurt and depending on the day, some other kind of bread, pastry or fresh breakfast sandwich. The croissants were positively decadent.
Included are jams, jellies, butter and one day an amazingly good and locally made maple butter.
There is a coffee machine in the room and the cream and milk are also brought to you fresh in the basket. There is a discreet and quiet refrigerator in the room perfect for saving any leftovers you might have from any of the fabulous places to eat in Quebec City. We kept a bottles of wine and champagne in the fridge for before dinner cocktails. Our room was so nice we loved having a pre-​dinner drink there just so we could linger in it a bit longer.
If you’re planning to leave the hotel before the morning arrival of your breakfast basket, with notice the day before, the staff will pack it all up for you and have it ready for you at the hour you want it.
The staff is bilingual but it’s good to practice your French here since it’s the primary language of the province. The staff was generous and forgiving with my less than stellar attempts. ;-))
We adored this place.

En plein coeur du Vieux Québec. Une valeur sure.