Auberge Saint-Antoine - Relais & Châteaux
Quebec City, Canada
About the hotel
Style
Historic
Rooms
95
"A charming Relais & Châteaux property set in the heart of Quebec City’s Old Port district, Auberge Saint-Antoine boasts 95 enchanting guestrooms, a fabulous French-Canadian restaurant and a prime location overlooking the St. Lawrence River."
In the heart of Quebec City’s Old Port district resides Auberge Saint-Antoine: an enchanting Relais & Châteaux property with a reputation for being one of the finest hotels in the region. Auberge Saint-Antoine’s immediate surroundings are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and that historical charm is echoed within the hotel’s walls. This isn’t your average old-school stay, however: modern luxury and a liberal dash of contemporary flair make this boutique getaway truly one-of-a-kind.
Behind the hotel’s proud façade you’ll find a grand total of just 95 rooms and suites. Each accommodation is individually designed and each has its own unique history. Though most favour a contemporary-leaning ambience, all channel Old Port’s historic spirit. That appeal is found in the details: a centuries-old antique here, a peek of original wood panelling there. Those pops of history complement the chic style of the spaces, which feel at once both elegant and whimsical with their refreshed decor,... Show more
Behind the hotel’s proud façade you’ll find a grand total of just 95 rooms and suites. Each accommodation is individually designed and each has its own unique history. Though most favour a contemporary-leaning ambience, all channel Old Port’s historic spirit. That appeal is found in the details: a centuries-old antique here, a peek of original wood panelling there. Those pops of history complement the chic style of the spaces, which feel at once both elegant and whimsical with their refreshed decor,... Show more
In the heart of Quebec City’s Old Port district resides Auberge Saint-Antoine: an enchanting Relais & Châteaux property with a reputation for being one of the finest hotels in the region. Auberge Saint-Antoine’s immediate surroundings are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and that historical charm is echoed within the hotel’s walls. This isn’t your average old-school stay, however: modern luxury and a liberal dash of contemporary flair make this boutique getaway truly one-of-a-kind.
Behind the hotel’s proud façade you’ll find a grand total of just 95 rooms and suites. Each accommodation is individually designed and each has its own unique history. Though most favour a contemporary-leaning ambience, all channel Old Port’s historic spirit. That appeal is found in the details: a centuries-old antique here, a peek of original wood panelling there. Those pops of history complement the chic style of the spaces, which feel at once both elegant and whimsical with their refreshed decor, cheeky accents and colour palettes of blue and yellow. Many of the nicer options boast their own private terraces, and views vary; snag an accommodation that looks out at Quebec City or the St. Lawrence River if you can.
Chez Muffy is the hotel’s signature restaurant, which is set within a historical maritime warehouse that dates back to 1822. This farmhouse-inspired eatery serves French-Canadian fare and features marvellous views of the St. Lawrence River. If you’re visiting in the summer months, be sure not to miss Au Jardin Chez Muffy, the hotel’s celebrated pop-up restaurant. Another seasonal option is Panache Mobile: a fabulous gourmet food truck that’s perfect for enjoying an al fresco lobster roll and glass of wine by the river. The much-loved Bar Artefact is another must-visit spot thanks to its live music, artefact-adorned interiors and creative cocktail list.
When you’re ready to explore the city at large, you could hardly ask for a better-placed launching pad from which to do so. The hotel’s location overlooking the river places it close to all manner of attractions, including the Musée de la Civilisation (which is right next door) and the newly reimagined Place des Canotiers – to speak nothing of the plethora of shops, galleries and restaurants lining the surrounding streets. Should you find yourself feeling inclined to venture even further, Montreal is three hours away and Trois-Rivières is just half of that.
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Behind the hotel’s proud façade you’ll find a grand total of just 95 rooms and suites. Each accommodation is individually designed and each has its own unique history. Though most favour a contemporary-leaning ambience, all channel Old Port’s historic spirit. That appeal is found in the details: a centuries-old antique here, a peek of original wood panelling there. Those pops of history complement the chic style of the spaces, which feel at once both elegant and whimsical with their refreshed decor, cheeky accents and colour palettes of blue and yellow. Many of the nicer options boast their own private terraces, and views vary; snag an accommodation that looks out at Quebec City or the St. Lawrence River if you can.
Chez Muffy is the hotel’s signature restaurant, which is set within a historical maritime warehouse that dates back to 1822. This farmhouse-inspired eatery serves French-Canadian fare and features marvellous views of the St. Lawrence River. If you’re visiting in the summer months, be sure not to miss Au Jardin Chez Muffy, the hotel’s celebrated pop-up restaurant. Another seasonal option is Panache Mobile: a fabulous gourmet food truck that’s perfect for enjoying an al fresco lobster roll and glass of wine by the river. The much-loved Bar Artefact is another must-visit spot thanks to its live music, artefact-adorned interiors and creative cocktail list.
When you’re ready to explore the city at large, you could hardly ask for a better-placed launching pad from which to do so. The hotel’s location overlooking the river places it close to all manner of attractions, including the Musée de la Civilisation (which is right next door) and the newly reimagined Place des Canotiers – to speak nothing of the plethora of shops, galleries and restaurants lining the surrounding streets. Should you find yourself feeling inclined to venture even further, Montreal is three hours away and Trois-Rivières is just half of that.
Hotel amenities
Air conditioning
Laundry/valet service
Restaurant
Room service
Spa
Lounges/bars
Children welcome
Fitness centre
Internet complimentary
In the heart of Quebec City’s Old Port district resides Auberge Saint-Antoine: an enchanting Relais & Châteaux property with a reputation for being one of the finest hotels in the region. Auberge Saint-Antoine’s immediate surroundings are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and that historical charm is echoed within...
Show more
In the heart of Quebec City’s Old Port district resides Auberge Saint-Antoine: an enchanting Relais & Châteaux property with a reputation for being one of the finest hotels in the region. Auberge Saint-Antoine’s immediate surroundings are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and that historical charm is echoed within the hotel’s walls. This isn’t your average old-school stay, however: modern luxury and a liberal dash of contemporary flair make this boutique getaway truly one-of-a-kind.
Behind the hotel’s proud façade you’ll find a grand total of just 95 rooms and suites. Each accommodation is individually designed and each has its own unique history. Though most favour a contemporary-leaning ambience, all channel Old Port’s historic spirit. That appeal is found in the details: a centuries-old antique here, a peek of original wood panelling there. Those pops of history complement the chic style of the spaces, which feel at once both elegant and whimsical with their refreshed decor, cheeky accents and colour palettes of blue and yellow. Many of the nicer options boast their own private terraces, and views vary; snag an accommodation that looks out at Quebec City or the St. Lawrence River if you can.
Chez Muffy is the hotel’s signature restaurant, which is set within a historical maritime warehouse that dates back to 1822. This farmhouse-inspired eatery serves French-Canadian fare and features marvellous views of the St. Lawrence River. If you’re visiting in the summer months, be sure not to miss Au Jardin Chez Muffy, the hotel’s celebrated pop-up restaurant. Another seasonal option is Panache Mobile: a fabulous gourmet food truck that’s perfect for enjoying an al fresco lobster roll and glass of wine by the river. The much-loved Bar Artefact is another must-visit spot thanks to its live music, artefact-adorned interiors and creative cocktail list.
When you’re ready to explore the city at large, you could hardly ask for a better-placed launching pad from which to do so. The hotel’s location overlooking the river places it close to all manner of attractions, including the Musée de la Civilisation (which is right next door) and the newly reimagined Place des Canotiers – to speak nothing of the plethora of shops, galleries and restaurants lining the surrounding streets. Should you find yourself feeling inclined to venture even further, Montreal is three hours away and Trois-Rivières is just half of that.
Show less
Behind the hotel’s proud façade you’ll find a grand total of just 95 rooms and suites. Each accommodation is individually designed and each has its own unique history. Though most favour a contemporary-leaning ambience, all channel Old Port’s historic spirit. That appeal is found in the details: a centuries-old antique here, a peek of original wood panelling there. Those pops of history complement the chic style of the spaces, which feel at once both elegant and whimsical with their refreshed decor, cheeky accents and colour palettes of blue and yellow. Many of the nicer options boast their own private terraces, and views vary; snag an accommodation that looks out at Quebec City or the St. Lawrence River if you can.
Chez Muffy is the hotel’s signature restaurant, which is set within a historical maritime warehouse that dates back to 1822. This farmhouse-inspired eatery serves French-Canadian fare and features marvellous views of the St. Lawrence River. If you’re visiting in the summer months, be sure not to miss Au Jardin Chez Muffy, the hotel’s celebrated pop-up restaurant. Another seasonal option is Panache Mobile: a fabulous gourmet food truck that’s perfect for enjoying an al fresco lobster roll and glass of wine by the river. The much-loved Bar Artefact is another must-visit spot thanks to its live music, artefact-adorned interiors and creative cocktail list.
When you’re ready to explore the city at large, you could hardly ask for a better-placed launching pad from which to do so. The hotel’s location overlooking the river places it close to all manner of attractions, including the Musée de la Civilisation (which is right next door) and the newly reimagined Place des Canotiers – to speak nothing of the plethora of shops, galleries and restaurants lining the surrounding streets. Should you find yourself feeling inclined to venture even further, Montreal is three hours away and Trois-Rivières is just half of that.
Hotel amenities
Air conditioning
Laundry/valet service
Restaurant
Room service
Spa
Lounges/bars
Children welcome
Fitness centre
Internet complimentary