Québec City Guest Houses

A historic town with a prominent castle, a waterfront, and a green park.

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Our top choices for Québec City guest houses

A row of historic buildings with signage for 'Hotel Auberge' and 'City Hotel'.

1. Auberge Saint-Louis

Old Quebec

Siddharth

RM488 total

includes taxes & fees

27 Sept - 28 Sept

A cityscape with historic buildings, a prominent tower, and a marina with boats.

2. B&B de la Fontaine

Old Quebec

Darlene

RM884 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Sept - 14 Sept

A hotel with a classic facade, multiple windows, and flower boxes on the ground floor.

3. Manoir Sur le Cap

Old Quebec

Daniel

RM807 total

includes taxes & fees

21 Sept - 22 Sept

A campfire with a grill and two striped chairs in a grassy area.

4. LE HAVRE BORÉAL

Grondines

Andrew

RM239 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Sept - 14 Sept

A bedroom with a wooden wall, a bed with a pink and white bedspread, a bedside table with a lamp, and a small wooden shelf with a picture.

5. Auberge St-Tite-des-Caps

Saint-Tite-des-Caps

Catherine

RM484 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Sept - 14 Sept

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Top Québec City Hotel Reviews

Hotel Universel

8/10 Good

"Patient and professional staff. Clean room and apparently new hotel. However, there is no water fountain inside the gym, where drinking water is a necessity to provide relief on sweating during workouts, meanwhile there is no waster heater in the room, which would be better to be told by staff or by some introductions pamphlet in the room."

Hotel & Suites Le Dauphin Quebec

10/10 Excellent

"Family of two adults, a teenager and a child visiting Quebec City for the first time. Location was very convenient to all tourist attractions, aprox 15 min drive to everything. Room was clean and a good size for the family. On the top floor No complaints. Breakfast offerings were the same all three mornings: waffles, scrambled and hard boiled eggs, ham, yogurt, fruit salad, bagels/toast, cereal and mini Costco croissants. Juice and coffee readily available. Kitchen staff kept the dinning area clean. Food was replenished when needed. Specialty coffee machines made fresh delicious coffee and hot chocolate all day long, we had many! 3 spots for EV charging right in front beside wheelchair spots. First come first serve. All interactions with staff were pleasant, most had smiles and made us feel welcome. We paid $240/night, Thursday-Sunday. Overall we would recommend staying here if you’re looking to do touristy things in Quebec City."

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