Hotel Clarion Pointe La Malbaie (La Malbaie, Canada)

Guests were clearly very impressed with the in-house restaurant. While described as nothing fancy, guests nevertheless found the food to be tasty, served in generous portions and to be priced in such a way as to please al but the very stingiest of diners.

Motorists were happy to be able to report that they had no trouble with the parking at all. There was said to be ample parking onsite and even those in trucks and SUV's seemed to have enough space to park.

The motel has both regular and family suites. Those staying in the family suites couldn't have been any happier, saying they really were properly set up for travelling families, with more than enough space for all and an intelligent separation of sleeping and other areas.

Guests pointed out that the motel does not have a lift and that the stairs up to the first floor are rather steep. As a result, it was suggested that those with mobility issues strongly insist on being allocated a ground floor room.

A bit too many guests for comfort complained about uncomfortable beds. While mattress firmness is, notoriously, a matter of personal preference, the number of guests complaining about “hard mattresses” could not really be explained away by this factor alone.

Some guests didn't like the fact that the rooms had a carpet, rather than hardwood or tile flooring. They wee concerned about the hygienic and allergy effects this might cause.