Hotel Le Saint-Paul (Québec-City, Canada)

Those who stayed at Le Saint-Paul said what they found on arrival was attractively-decorated, well-appointed boutique hotel rooms with comfortable beds and a high standard of cleanliness. They also particularly liked the bathrooms, which came with large baths or rainshowers, although a handful of guests would have liked to have had clothes hooks.

The location is said to be perfect for those wanting to walk to the cruise port, or Petit Champlain, and it is found just outside the walled city of Old Québec and within an easy stroll of wide selection of restaurants and bars. In addition, you will find convenient on-site parking if you arrive by car and the port farmers' market across the street is fantastic for purchasing some fresh local delicacies.

You will find the staff here to be accommodating, friendly, and great at giving recommendations. Furthermore, people thought it handy to have restaurant on site — which, incidentally, is handsomely decorated — and the breakfasts are said to be delicious, but a handful of guests were not happy the lack of buffet, and instead having to order off a menu.

While this was not the overall consensus of the vast majority of people who stayed at Le Saint-Paul, a few guests thought the hotel to be overpriced for what they got — particularly considering additional parking charges — while others found the rooms to be a little dimly lit.