Where to stay in Quebec City

The 3-star Le 253 Bed & Breakfast Quebec City is situated in Saint-Roch with a lot going on, around a 20-minute walk from the cultural Morrin Centre, and boasts a shared lounge and a golf course. This comfortable hotel features both Wi-Fi throughout the property and public parking nearby.

L'Arvidienne Couette Et Cafe Quebec City hotel, located 25 minutes' walk from the Catholic Church of Saint Roch, features Wi-Fi in the rooms. The bed & breakfast has a garden along with an outdoor seating.

Offering a summer terrace, a picnic area, and a golf course, the comfortable Le Ricochet Urbain Hotel Quebec City is nestled in Centre-Ville, which is a busy hub of shoppers, office workers and students from McGill and Concordia universities, about 25 minutes' walk from the Place Royale. This 3-star guest house offers public parking nearby.

Located only 1.5 km from the Place d'Armes, the comfortable 4-star B&B Au Petit Roi Quebec City is adorned with parquet floors and features such key amenities as Wi-Fi and a private parking lot. Thanks to its prime location, this Quebec City bed & breakfast stands only steps away from Grand Theatre de Quebec, which is a great place to have a fun time.

Situated just steps from the old J.A. Moisan Epicerie Grocery Store, the 3-star Gite Au Croissant De Lune Quebec City hotel features Wi-Fi in public areas and public parking nearby. There is a train station near this Quebec City bed & breakfast, and guests can easily reach Érico - Creative Chocolate Shop and Chocolate Museum which is merely a 5-minute walk away.

Offering a location a 5-minute walk from Eglise Saint-Charles-Garnier Parish, Auberge Maison Roy Quebec City hotel offers 12 rooms. Secured parking is available on site as well.

Situated 25 minutes' walk from the Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church, Sommet De La Basse Ville Quebec City invites guests to relax at a terrace. Offering private car parking as well as Wi-Fi, the 1-bedroom holiday home is situated in Centre-Ville, which is a busy hub of shoppers, office workers and students from McGill and Concordia universities.