The Cheateau de Lery and Hotel Beau Site are adjoining and share the same reception. The location is great, right in the historic district. Some of the staff were friendly but others were downright rude (and I speak French, so its not an issue of language), rooms are clean enough with wooden floors but could do with some TLC -... More

This great little Inn is the absolute ideal location in the old city. It is right behind Chateau Frotenac, but on a quiet street and right next to the Citadel and Plains of Abraham. You can walk to anything. It was clean, quiet, the staff was helpful and it is a charming old city building. The rooms are relatively small... More

This Bed and Breakfast is actually part of a cluster of hotels and b&b's on the same block. Because of it, we actually didn't get a "true" b&b experience. But we were ok with that. We got vouchers for a fantastic breakfast/brunch restaurant, Café Bistro L'Omelette, which was a 5-minute walk. Our room was spacious with a large comfortable bed.... More

This place is in the walled area of Quebec City. It is opposite a park and has views of the river. Free breakfast is a nice bonus. The staff were nice..could have been a little friendlier but all in all good.

My daughter and I stayed at the Chateau De Lery August 20th for two nights as a pre-college mother\daughter trip. Lost my credit card in the parking garage as soon as we arrived- Suzanne at the front desk made some phone calls for me and my card was located- she saved me a lot of problems! Front desk staff was... More

The hotel faces a wooded park next to the Chateau Frontenac; across the block of the park is the terrace overlooking the St. Lawrence River. Travelers using American-motel standards will be disappointed; so think French. Rooms are nicely decorated with high ceilings, but the floor area is minimal. The bed was comfortable. There is no lift/elevator. Rooms have TV, but... More

I like a place with character, and am willing to forego certain amenities if that is the price of securing a more memorable experience. The location of this hotel among other historic row houses and facing a small park is lovely, and it is near many interesting restaurants and shops. The furnishings and continental breakfast are simple, but adequate. The... More

The location of the hotel, very near to the Chateau Frontenac and inside the old city's walls, was ideal. However, the accommodation itself wasn't perfect. There was no ice machine, and the one soda machine was broken at the time. There was a small continental breakfast, but seating was tight. One room was rather large and spacious, while the other... More

Okay I'm cheating - I didn't even stay in the hotel, BUT I did call them to inquire about their rooms and prices, and before I was finished with my questions the lady said "Okay?" and terminated our conversation and hung the phone up on me without even saying goodbye, without thanking me for calling, without being polite or courteous... More