Price: £188, includes taxes & fees, 18 Nov - 19 Nov, for Our top choices for Saint-Tite chalets
Review: We had an amazing stay at the chalet! The chalet and property were so beaufiful and fit our family perfectly. We hope to return in the near future., by Jennifer P.
Price: £386, includes taxes & fees, 15 Nov - 16 Nov, for Our top choices for Saint-Tite chalets
Review: "Host were well organized and the venue was clean when we got there.Kitchen was also well organized with everything available to cook. There was a couple thing that made our stay less comfortable like the water pump (or something else that we couldn't see) that was very loud during the night waking me up a couple times during the 2 nights we stayed. There was not enough light in the cottage so when it got dark, we had to open everything we could to have enough light to enjoy our evening. All..., by Édouard L.
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Saddle up for the Festival Western, where Saint-Tite transforms into a rodeo wonderland each September with bull riding and cowboy competitions. Explore the town's western heritage at Musée du Festival Western, then ask locals about their favourite poutine spots along rue Notre-Dame.
Review: 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, by Lorraine, 11 June 2022, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: 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., by Claire, 1 November 2025, rated 8/10 Good
Review: 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., by Alan, 18 June 2023, rated 8/10 Good
