Best Hotels in Quebec 2025
Find the perfect accommodation for your Quebec trip - from luxury to budget.
Quebec is Canada's largest province by area and the only one with French as its sole official language, offering a unique blend of European charm and North American dynamism. From the historic walled city of Quebec City to the cosmopolitan streets of Montreal, and from the dramatic Saguenay Fjord to the peaks of the Laurentian Mountains, Quebec delivers an extraordinary diversity of landscapes and cultures. It is a place where centuries of Indigenous and French heritage meet modern innovation, world-class cuisine, and vibrant arts.
Accommodation Overview
Hotels by Budget
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Budget-Friendly (Under $50/night)
Auberge de la Paix
The most popular hostel in Quebec City, Auberge de la Paix occupies a charming Victorian house a short walk from the Chateau Frontenac. Private and dormitory rooms are clean and well-maintained, and the social atmosphere makes it easy to meet fellow travelers. A free common kitchen and lounge area are available.
YWCA Hotel Montreal
The YWCA Hotel Montreal is a safe, clean, and centrally located budget option in the heart of downtown Montreal. While primarily serving women travelers, it accepts all genders. The facility includes a fitness center, pool, and cafe, making it one of the best budget stays in the city for the price.
HI Montreal Hostel
One of Canada's best hostels, HI Montreal is a large, modern facility in the heart of downtown Montreal close to Concordia University and Guy-Concordia metro station. Dormitory and private rooms are available, with an excellent common kitchen, bar, and organized social events for guests.
Auberge Internationale de Quebec
The Auberge Internationale de Quebec is the official HI hostel in Quebec City, located inside the walls of Old Quebec just minutes from all major attractions. Clean dormitories and private rooms, a common kitchen, and a central location make it the best budget option in the old city.
Hotel Jarvis Montreal
A friendly budget-friendly hotel in Montreal's vibrant Gay Village neighborhood, Hotel Jarvis offers simple but comfortable rooms at excellent prices. The Village location puts guests within walking distance of the Quartier Latin and Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhoods, and the Beaudry metro is nearby.
Mid-Range ($50-150/night)
Comfortable Hotels
Mid-range hotels offer good value with private rooms, reliable amenities, and often include breakfast. Popular with business travelers and tourists alike.
Luxury ($150+/night)
Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac
The world's most photographed hotel, Le Chateau Frontenac is a magnificent 618-room castle perched atop Cap Diamant overlooking the St. Lawrence River. This iconic 1893 landmark features grand architecture, elegant rooms, a full-service spa, indoor pool, and some of Quebec City's finest dining at Champlain restaurant.
Ritz-Carlton Montreal
Montreal's legendary luxury address since 1912, the Ritz-Carlton Montreal seamlessly blends historic grandeur with contemporary elegance. Its 130 rooms and suites feature marble bathrooms and bespoke furnishings, while the celebrated Maison Boulud restaurant and famous duck pond garden set it apart.
Auberge Saint-Antoine
Built directly atop a 17th-century trading post archaeological site, the Auberge Saint-Antoine is one of Canada's finest boutique hotels. Artifacts discovered during construction are displayed throughout the property, and the hotel's Chez Muffy restaurant is consistently rated among Quebec City's best. Located steps from the Old Port.
Hotel William Gray
A stunning architectural triumph that fuses two 19th-century historic buildings with a bold contemporary tower, Hotel William Gray stands in the heart of Old Montreal. The 127-room hotel features a rooftop terrace with sweeping Old Montreal views, a restaurant, spa, and indoor pool — all within steps of the Notre-Dame Basilica.
Hotel Le Germain Quebec
Housed in a converted historic bank building in Lower Town, Hotel Le Germain Quebec combines Scandinavian-inspired design with Quebec warmth. The 60 rooms feature soaking tubs, high ceilings, and carefully curated art. The hotel's location in Old Quebec's Petit-Champlain district puts guests in the most picturesque part of the city.
Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Montreal
The Queen Elizabeth (Le Reine Elizabeth) is Montreal's largest hotel and a legendary landmark. Famous as the location where John Lennon and Yoko Ono staged their 'Bed-In for Peace' in 1969, the hotel has undergone a comprehensive $140 million renovation. The Suite 1742 where the Bed-In occurred is available to book.
Hotel Nelligan
Named after Quebec poet Emile Nelligan, this intimate 105-room boutique hotel occupies two restored 19th-century stone buildings in Old Montreal. The warm, library-like atmosphere, rooftop terrace with Old Montreal views, and acclaimed Verses restaurant have made it one of Montreal's most beloved boutique properties.
Complete Accommodation Guide
Booking strategies, neighborhood recommendations, and insider tips.
Best Neighborhoods to Stay
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City Center
The heart of Quebec with easy access to main attractions, restaurants, and transportation.
Old Town
Traditional architecture and local character. Walking distance to historical sites and authentic dining.
Our Top Picks
Handpicked recommendations for every type of traveler.
Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac
The world's most photographed hotel, Le Chateau Frontenac is a magnificent 618-room castle perched atop Cap Diamant overlooking the St. Lawrence River. This iconic 1893 landmark features grand architecture, elegant rooms, a full-service spa, indoor pool, and some of Quebec City's finest dining at Champlain restaurant.
Ritz-Carlton Montreal
Montreal's legendary luxury address since 1912, the Ritz-Carlton Montreal seamlessly blends historic grandeur with contemporary elegance. Its 130 rooms and suites feature marble bathrooms and bespoke furnishings, while the celebrated Maison Boulud restaurant and famous duck pond garden set it apart.
Auberge Saint-Antoine
Built directly atop a 17th-century trading post archaeological site, the Auberge Saint-Antoine is one of Canada's finest boutique hotels. Artifacts discovered during construction are displayed throughout the property, and the hotel's Chez Muffy restaurant is consistently rated among Quebec City's best. Located steps from the Old Port.
Hotel William Gray
A stunning architectural triumph that fuses two 19th-century historic buildings with a bold contemporary tower, Hotel William Gray stands in the heart of Old Montreal. The 127-room hotel features a rooftop terrace with sweeping Old Montreal views, a restaurant, spa, and indoor pool — all within steps of the Notre-Dame Basilica.
Hotel Le Germain Quebec
Housed in a converted historic bank building in Lower Town, Hotel Le Germain Quebec combines Scandinavian-inspired design with Quebec warmth. The 60 rooms feature soaking tubs, high ceilings, and carefully curated art. The hotel's location in Old Quebec's Petit-Champlain district puts guests in the most picturesque part of the city.
Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Montreal
The Queen Elizabeth (Le Reine Elizabeth) is Montreal's largest hotel and a legendary landmark. Famous as the location where John Lennon and Yoko Ono staged their 'Bed-In for Peace' in 1969, the hotel has undergone a comprehensive $140 million renovation. The Suite 1742 where the Bed-In occurred is available to book.
Booking Tips
Get the best deals and avoid common mistakes.
Book 2-4 weeks in advance for better rates and availability, especially during peak tourist season.
Check multiple booking platforms - direct hotel bookings sometimes offer better rates or perks.
Read recent reviews carefully - conditions can change. Pay attention to comments about cleanliness and WiFi.
Confirm your booking directly with the hotel before arrival, especially for smaller properties.
Ask about airport transfers - many hotels offer pickup services that can save hassle on arrival.
Alternative Accommodations
Beyond traditional hotels, consider these options.
Guesthouses
Family-run guesthouses offer authentic local experiences and often include home-cooked meals. Great for cultural immersion.
Serviced Apartments
Ideal for longer stays or families. Kitchen facilities help save money and provide flexibility.
Hostels
Budget-friendly option for solo travelers. Dorms and private rooms available with social common areas.
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