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Motel Olympic
5.7 km to the city centre
3878 Boulevard Sainte-Anne, Quebec City, Canada
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Good
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Excellent
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With 525 hotels, Quebec City offers a variety of choices from charming boutique inns to grand luxury hotels. Old Quebec and downtown are popular areas, showcasing a majority of these lodgings. Average prices are around $120 for 3-star and $300 for 5-star hotels per night. Recently built options include innovative eco-friendly designs, adding a fresh touch to the city's hospitality scene. Explore and book through our platform for a trusted experience.
Best Western Plus City Centre Centre-Ville
* Saint-Roch offers plenty of parks and family-friendly attractions.
* The neighborhood is dotted with family-oriented restaurants and activities.
* Hotels like Best Western Plus City Centre Centre-Ville have spacious accommodations for families.
Families should consider staying in the Saint-Roch district.
Hilton Quebec
* Downtown is the city's business hub, close to corporate offices.
* It's well-connected by public transport, making commutes easy.
* Hilton Quebec is highly recommended for its business amenities.
Business travelers will find the Downtown area ideal.
Hotel Clarendon
* Old Quebec is safe and offers easy navigation for solo wanderers.
* This historical area is rich in culture and sightseeing opportunities.
* Hotel Clarendon provides a welcoming environment for solo guests.
Solo travelers should explore the Old Quebec neighborhood.
Hotel Port-Royal
* Old Port is renowned for its charming cobblestone streets and riverside views.
* The area is home to exquisite dining options perfect for romantic dinners.
* Hotel Port-Royal offers cozy accommodations that couples will love.
Couples on a romantic getaway should look at Old Port.
Chateau Repotel Henri IV
* Les Rivières offers affordable accommodations and shopping options.
* It's less tourist-heavy, providing a more authentic local experience.
* Chateau Repotel Henri IV is a great budget-friendly choice.
Budget travelers should opt for the Les Rivières district.
* For the best deals, book your hotel room from late October to early December or in March, avoiding high prices during summer festivals and Christmas holidays.
* Peak tourist seasons include summer months and the Winter Carnival in February; consider visiting in the shoulder seasons for better rates and availability.
* Quebec City is accessible by train, bus, and plane; once there, use the RTC buses, with day passes costing around $7 USD, to navigate the city easily.
* Save money with dining deals at local bistros and by purchasing museum combo tickets for discounts on sightseeing.
* Be cautious in less populated areas at night and stick to well-lit streets, particularly in Saint-Roch.
Hotels like Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac and Hotel Le Concorde Quebec provide breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence River and the city's skyline.
While Quebec City is not known for beaches, Hôtel de Glace offers unique ice accommodations near snowy landscapes during winter.
Staying at Hotel Clarendon or Hotel Port-Royal puts you within walking distance of Old Quebec's main historic sites.
Chateau Mont Sainte-Anne is ideal for guests looking to enjoy skiing and outdoor activities nearby.
To enjoy lower rates, book during the off-peak months of March or November, avoiding the high season in summer and winter festivals.
