In the heart of Old Quebec, Le Saint-Paul Hotel can be considered as one of the most charming inn this city has to offer. Located in a... more » Orbitz
In the heart of Old Quebec, Le Saint-Paul Hotel can be considered as one of the most charming inn this city has to offer. Located in a fully restored and renovated XIXth century building, Hotel facility is a comfortable, pleasant and relaxing setting equipped with the latest amenities to make your stay in Quebec unforgettable. You can also take advantage of the Peche Veniel, the on-site restaurant serving a varied menu (under separate management from the Hotel). Le Saint-Paul is ideally situated at the base of the old fortifications and only a short walk from many of Quebec City's famous tourist attractions. The museum of civilization, the maritime museum, the cruise ship terminal and the excursion docks are but a few feet away. You will find the Hotel on the charming St-Paul Street known for its antique shops and friendly caf's in the heart of the Old- Port district just a walk from the majestic St-Lawrence River. The Via Rail train station and the bus terminal (serving all major cities in the province) are also very close by. Quebec City, first French settlement and only fortified city in North America, is world renowned for its unique beauty and charming hospitality. Its fortifications, overlooking the majestic St-Lawrence River, offer a superb vantage point to admire the Isle of Orleans and the Quebec region. From the celebrated Winter Carnival, to the F'tes de la Nouvelle-France (period reenacting) and from the Fireworks Festival at the base of the beautiful Montmorency Falls, to the ever popular music happening of the Festival d'ete, Quebec City, Capital of the Province of Quebec offers a vibrant cultural life in all seasons for all its visitors.
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30 year old with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
The location of Hotel Saint Paul was great. There is a wonderful market across the street, and the neighborhood was filled with little shops and restaurants. The price of the hotel also couldn't be beat, and the staff was very helpful and kind.
The room, on the other hand, was not designed with travelers in mind. First, it was very dark. This is mostly because 3 walls and the ceiling were painted black! Also, there was minimal lighting. The bathroom had no hooks, shelves, or counter space. We didn't know where to put our things. There was no extra mirror or vanity space that many hotels offer. There was no alarm clock! It seemed to me that Hotel Saint Paul was trying to create a cutting-edge, modern look, but forgot about basic comforts and needs.
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