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Fabulous cabin, everything you need, log fires. Great views from each deck. Lovely busy vibe cafe/bar restaurant with good options on beers and food

The host was very friendly and prepared a delicious breakfast. The place brings you back in time: the old furniture, the old floor that whispers its age with every creak

Very quirky hotel set in beautiful surroundings. Bathroom was particularly small but perfectly functional. Breakfast was lovely.

Spotless hotel and room, very well renovated with lots of memorabilia to its past as a bank and fur shop. The parking is a five minute walk away but there is drop off immediately outside. Trois Rivieries itself is amazing, very vibrant in the centre with lots of excellent restaurants and bars to choose from.

Welcoming staff, large room with modern decor although the dim lighting and dark colours made both the room and corridors seem rather gloomy. Indoor and outdoor pool, spa, lovely terrace and extensive grounds help to pass the time

We only stayed one night, passing through on the way to Montreal. The hotel was great in a wonderful setting, very clean and the rooms are amazing. The only thing to be aware of is there are no lifts/elevators in the building so access to the upper floors is via a narrow winding staircase. If you have suitcases and mobility issues you may struggle. We would happily go back and stay for longer if in the area again.

Check-in was very pleasant, staff were all friendly and helpful, breakfast was adequate for this level, the room was spotless and surprisingly comfortable. Everything we needed was there from USB plugs, to electricity sockets, to wardrobe space, hanging space, and aircon/heating that worked and was easy to control.

Beautiful property 😍 we had a lovely one night stop off here on the way from Montreal to Quebec City. The hotel was great, staff were lovely and the food in the restaurant was brilliant! Would definitely recommend!

This was not as expected. The room was fine though not like the pictures. The hall was packed with walkers boots drying off on the floor and hanging from the lights. The breakfast reminded me of a hostel. Toast, yogurt in the fridge and a cup of tea. Excellent position and the recommended restaurant close by was great. The place was fine just not as expected.

Everything was perfect,the hotel the grounds the staff ,activities and the food was delicious ,

Perfectly suited to what we wanted, as we travel to photograph wildlife and are not "into" cities. The only slight issue was that, in Quebec, for political reasons (I can only assume that as every other country in the world uses common sense) signs, including road signs, are not repeated in English. If you have no knowledge of French this can be dangerous in some circumstances, and does not allow compliance with hotel regulations unless there is an English-speaking member of staff present.