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Type: Luxury Hotel

Summary: A history-rich hotel in the Old Port of Quebec

Feature: Centuries-old artifacts feature across the hotel

Rooms: 95 rooms and suites

Location: Quebec City, Canada

Star rating: 4 Star

Nearest airport: Quebec Jean Lesage International Airport

Transfer: Approximately 25 minutes from Quebec International Airport by private car transfer.

Luxury Holidays At Auberge Saint-Antoine

Discover the charm and history of Old Quebec from Auberge Saint-Antoine, a boutique luxury hotel set on the shores of the St Lawrence River. Here, a rich heritage combines with modern amenities, and as a member of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux group, it promises the highest level of luxury, heartfelt hospitality and seamless service. After exploring the delights of the city (most of which are within easy walking distance) you can refuel with farm-to-fork cuisine, relax with a spa treatment, or discover centuries-old artifacts on a complimentary archaeological tour.

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Why Auberge Saint-Antoine is so special...

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City Highlights

Set on the shores of the St Lawrence River in the heart of Old Quebec, this luxury hotel provides the perfect base for exploring this storied city. Admire beautiful historic parks, architecture and churches; explore exquisite dining, shopping and museums; or hop on one of the serene and picturesque Quebec City cruises and explore the city's lovely waterways.

City Highlights at Auberge Saint-Antoine

Hotel Experiences

A stay at Auberge Saint-Antoine invites you to delve into the fascinating history of Old Quebec with a complimentary archaeology tour. Move through historic parts of the hotel, uncovering centuries-old artifacts uncovered during its construction, while learning more about the different periods of Ilôt Hunt, one of Québec City's most important archaeological sites. The hotel is also home to the state-of-the-art Cinéma Saint-Antoine, in which you can watch a selection of movies.

Spa Breaks

A serene space to calm the mind and body, the Saint-Antoine Spa offers a menu of revitalising massages, facials and body treatments using organic Montreal brand JB Skin Guru and Canadian skincare line GM Collin. There's also an array of beauty treatments available at the salon, along with Finnish saunas for unwinding post-therapy. The state-of-the-art LeGYM is open 24-hours, home to the latest training equipment and a yoga studio.

Luxury Family Holidays

Guests of all ages are warmly welcomed at Auberge Saint-Antoine, making it the perfect spot for a luxury family holiday to Quebec. For cosy bedtimes, they provide child-sized bathrobes and slippers on request, as well as a professional babysitting service and kids' menus in each restaurant. Keep your eyes peeled for the programme of children's activities on offer during your stay, or make the most of exploring Quebec together. There's an aquarium, amusement park, countless museums and (family friendly) ghost tours nearby.

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Pricing

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Accommodation and Dining Experiences

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Overview

Overview

The rooms and suites combine the hotel’s rich history with the ultimate in contemporary luxury. Expect calming colour schemes, premium furnishings, large windows and characterful touches. Amenities include air-conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi, a flat-screen television, Bose stereo system, luxury linens, a mini bar, Nespresso coffee machine, bathrobes, slippers and luxury toiletries.

Comfort Room

Comfort Room

Contemporary and cosy, the Comfort Room is available with either a queen, king or two double beds. It also features a large work desk and bathroom with heated flooring. Don’t forget to look out for the historical artifact discovered during the hotel’s construction, displayed in the room.

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Luxe Room

Luxe Room

This spacious, stylish room features a king or queen bed, sitting area, and spacious bathroom with heated flooring and deep soaking tub. Don’t forget to look out for the historical artifact discovered during the hotel’s construction, displayed in the room.

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Luxe River View Room

Luxe River View Room

This contemporary room affords a beautiful view over the St Lawrence River. It features a king or queen bed, sitting area, and spacious bathroom with heated flooring and deep soaking tub. Don’t forget to look out for the historical artifact discovered during the hotel’s construction, displayed in the room.

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Luxe Terrace Room

Luxe Terrace Room

Enjoy views of Quebec City or the St Lawrence River from this luxury room’s private terrace. Inside, there’s a king or queen bed, sitting area, and spacious bathroom with heated flooring and deep soaking tub. Some rooms also feature a sofa bed – ideal for families. Don’t forget to look out for the historical artifact discovered during the hotel’s construction, displayed in the room.

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Luxe Terrace Foyer Room

Luxe Terrace Foyer Room

Enjoy views of Quebec City or the St Lawrence River from this luxury room’s private terrace. Inside, there’s a king or queen bed, sitting area, and spacious bathroom with heated flooring and deep soaking tub. Some rooms also feature a sofa bed – ideal for families. Don’t forget to look out for the historical artifact discovered during the hotel’s construction, displayed in the room.

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Junior Suite

Junior Suite

Spacious, stylish and beautifully airy, this suite comprises a bedroom with either a queen or king bed, a living room with an additional sofa bed, and a modern bathroom with a bath and shower and heated flooring.

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Suite

Suite

This sumptuous suite is located in the Hunt House, parts of which date back to the early 18th century. It features a bedroom with either a queen or king bed, a separate living room with a sofa bed, and a large bathroom with heated flooring, deep soaking tub and separate shower. Some suites feature a balcony with views of the city or river, while others boast original wood flooring, ceilings and exposed wood beams.

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Panorama Suite

Panorama Suite

Set high on the sixth floor, this exceptional suite is flooded with natural light thanks to its numerous windows and private furnished terrace overlooking the St Lawrence River. There’s a king bedroom, a three-sided fireplace and a gorgeous bathroom.

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Overview

Overview

Local produce is the star of the show at the two restaurants here – including the highly decorated Chez Muffy, a family style farm-to-fork dining experience in a 19th century maritime warehouse.

Chez Muffy

Chez Muffy

A family-style, farmhouse-inspired restaurant set in a riverside warehouse dating back to 1822.

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:Innovative farm-to-fork cuisine made using seasonal ingredients from local farmers, fishermen and producers.
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Bar Artefact

Bar Artefact

A chic cocktail bar vibe with historic relics on show.

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:Tapas-style small plates showcasing fresh local produce, Afternoon Tea and a creative cocktail menu.
  • checkroomDress Code:Smart casual
  • icecreamChildren's Menu:Yes
  • dinner_diningVegetarian Option:Yes
  • local_activityReservation Required:Yes

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Canada Travel Information

Best Time To Travel

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Ottawa, Ontario

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Currency

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Voltage

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Climate

March through to July enjoys moderate temperatures, cooling at night, while July and August are the best months, cooling from September to December when the winter arrives and days and nights are cold. The guide below is for Vancouver.

Tornadoes
Please be advised that tornadoes can occur almost anywhere in Canada. May to September are the main tornado months, peaking in June and early July in southern Ontario, Alberta, south eastern Quebec and the stretch from southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba through to Thunder Bay. The interior of British Colombia and western New Brunswick may also experience tornadoes.

Getting There

Flight Information
British Airways and Air Canada direct from London Heathrow to Vancouver and Calgary.
Virgin Atlantic from London Heathrow to Vancouver.

Flight Time
From London Heathrow to Vancouver: 9 hours, 30 minutes. London Heathrow to Calgary: 8 hours, 50 minutes.

The Rocky Mountaineer

Vancouver, Seattle, Whistler, Jasper, Lake Louise, Banff and, of course, the Canadian Rockies – explore western Canada’s top scenic quarters by luxury train, with various itineraries to choose from, including the legendary east-to-west route from Vancouver to Banff and, in between, the awesome Canadian Rockies. This iconic journey crosses the national park along unique spiral tunnels, so the train can ‘climb’, whilst full-length dome windows and reclining seats provide a comfortable, front-row view of the sublime scenery.

The Rocky Mountaineer
Vancouver

Wedged between mountains and the ocean, Vancouver offers the usual city attractions, such as shops, restaurants, theatres and museums, plus a large dollop of additions in a spectacular setting. Discover beautiful woodlands, oceanfront beaches and open green spaces, including Stanley Park, and for more strolls and bike rides, follow the wonderful 18 kilometre paved trail that winds around the city. Travel by cable-car to the top of Grouse Mountain for panoramic views or ferry across to Vancouver Island, an unspoilt wilderness teeming with wildlife and a paradise for outdoor activities, including whale, seal and bear-watching, kayaking, horse-riding, fishing and hiking.

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Wildlife

British Columbia promises amazing wildlife in pristine environments, its showpiece being Great Bear Rainforest, with the planet’s biggest temperate rainforest, glacier-topped mountains, immense granite cliffs and zigzagging fjords. Resident creatures include marine gems such as Sea Otters, dolphins and whales, while the estuaries bring Bald Eagles and Grizzly Bears with one thing in mind – fresh salmon. With luck you’ll spot the elusive, white-coated Kermode Bear, unique to the rainforest. A hotspot for marine-life is Tofino on Vancouver Island, where Grey Whales stock-up as part of their migration to the Arctic Ocean (from March to May) and ‘resident’ Grey and Humpback Whales loiter around between June and November.

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Outdoor Adventure & Ski

Canada is a natural paradise for open-air adventures and our selected resorts of Whistler, Jasper, Banff and Lake Louise all offer a brilliant line-up. Visit in autumn for hiking, biking, fishing and scenic drives through gloriously golden landscapes or in winter when the slopes transform into world-class slopes of deep-powder snow for sensational snowsports. Spring is the best time for tours of the Canadian Rockies and its jaw-dropping sights, including the Columbia Icefield, while the summer is perfect for fast-paced action – rock-climbing, summer bobsleighing, cross-country biking, 4x4 tours and white-water rafting are just a few activities to get the adrenaline pumping.

Outdoor Adventure & Ski
The Canadian Rockies

The UNESCO World Heritage List features the Canadian Rockies and its seven parks, including Banff and Jasper. The natural splendour is simply spellbinding, with jagged mountain peaks, glaciers and icefields, lakes and waterfalls, Alpine meadows, huge cave systems and plunging canyons.

The Canadian Rockies
Columbia Icefield

Straddling the British Columbia/Alberta border, this incredible glacial field is a giant, which you can tour in-depth thanks to a specially adapted vehicle. Expect to be dazzled by the show-stopping setting and keep an eye out for passing wildlife, including moose and bears.

Columbia Icefield
Lake Louise

A highlight of Banff National Park, Lake Louise promises truly eye-popping scenery, the waters of the lake being an impossibly turquoise shade, especially in summer. Wrapped in a breathtaking mountain backdrop, it’s little wonder the region has captured the hearts and imaginations of writers, artists and tourists for the last hundred or so years.

Lake Louise
Whistler

Take the stunning ‘Sea to Sky Highway’ from Vancouver for around two hours and you’ll arrive at North America’s premier ski resort, Whistler. Standout attractions include two fantastic mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, boasting over 8,000 acres of skiable slopes and some 200 marked trails, not to mention a long ski season from November to May.

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