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I added 100 Canadian dollars at the front desk to upgrade to a larger room with a river view. It felt very worthwhile. This Fairmont is really the best in the Fairmont Castle Hotel in Maple Leaf Country. In addition, it is pet-friendly and you can bring your dog with you. Every employee in the hotel is very enthusiastic about dogs, which is a plus.

The hotel is very nice. Check in and out were easy. The free breakfast was excellent, but table service is slow. A good take out breakfast is available. The staff is helpful. The hotel is in a safe but not interesting neighborhood. Some restaurants are nearby There is a direct bus from the airport. For a cruise departure, the port is a nice, level 45 minute walk, mostly along the river.

First time staying at a Best Western in a long time. The room was spacious, comfortable and clean with no outside noise. I appreciated that there was no bed spread to decorate but only the duvet covered by sheets. Internet was fast and easy to access. The AC/Heating was a little loud at night when it started up, looked like the system was on the older side. The price was not much cheaper than hotels closer to the city, so I think I light breakfast could have been included, especially since there were not breakfast options in walking distance besides their restaurant, as we could see. Overall a pleasant stay and would go to a Best Western again.

The PUR Hotel Quebec is located off Charest Blvd, near Old Quebec. It's a less popular area yet features some great restaurants and boulangeries (bakeries) within walking distance on St. Joseph St. which runs adjacent to the Hotel. I recommend Tora Ya Ramen and Le Bureau De Poste. Also the Le Croquembouche boulangerie is a must visit (the pastries are amazing). Ok on to the Hotel: Our room was on the 16th floor and was very clean and modern. It was quite large and had big floor-length window that provided lots of natural light and an excellent view of St. Joseph St. - The king-size bed was a little soft, but quite comfortable with excellent down (or alternative-down) pillows - The desk was adequate size but I found the chair a little hard to sit on. Also, the desk light did not function, but the other room lights worked well and provided comfortable ambience. - There was a desk phone on one of the bed side tables. A nice feature that seems to be quickly disappearing form many hotels. - A wall-mounted 50 inch LG TV had a good channel selection compared to other hotels that I've stayed at in Quebec. - The outside of the closet door was covered in a great floor-length mirror. - The HVAC worked well with a quiet fan and the controls were easy to operate. Bathroom - I'm sure I'll sound crazy here but the bathroom HAS A DOOR, which, I assume due to recent design trends, seems to be missing in a lot of upscale hotels I've stayed in recently. - The vanity is a good size with lots of room for personal items and there are separate lighted areas for the vanity and shower/tub. - The sink had, in my opinion, an awkwardly located faucet at the side of the sink but it worked fine with good water pressure and the quick enough temperature change. - Under the vanity there was a hair dryer provided. - The shower/tub had a removable handheld shower mounted on a adjustable vertical tube which provided a good even spray with plenty of water pressure. The controls were pretty easy to use with separate dials for on/off/diverter and temperature control. Also the acrylic soaker tub was nice and deep. - The bathroom amenities were provided by Lockwood. The body wash, shampoo and conditioner were wall-mounted in the shower and were excellent. The hand/body lotion and soap located on the vanity were fantastic also. Lastly, I should point out that I found the towels to be soft and absorbent. I wouldn't exactly call them luxurious, but very close. Staff Staff were helpful and friendly and I received my room key in a short time. Restaurant - the hotel has a Van Houtte cafe and a restaurant but we did not eat at either location. TRAVEL TIP Hotel parking costs ~$27/day. Park across the street at the Indigo Public Parking for only $16/day

Given the room price, I would definitely recommend this hotel to those planning go stay in Quebec City. Just a few minutes walk to the old city, in a close proximity to the Congress, surrounded by different bus routes, it’s a breeze to commute to many tourist spots to/from the hotel. Besides the view overlooking from the room is stunning. It far exceeded my expectation! I would certainly come back next time.

The location is very good. It takes only five minutes to walk to the central street of the old city. It is very convenient to check in various places. You can go back to the hotel to rest at any time when you are tired. The water in the swimming pool is warm, but it is a bit inconvenient for the decoration outside

The hotel is quite close to the attractions. There are restaurants and supermarkets within walking distance. Did not go to breakfast, the Queen bed is very comfortable and the space is very large. The environment and layout are very comfortable, the staff understand English and French and are very welcoming. And the hotel rooms are relatively quiet.

The location of the hotel is very good. It is very close to the train station. It is very convenient if there is another journey in the future. The service staff has a good attitude. The daily breakfast is delivered to the door of the room. Although it is simple, it is sufficient. The coffee machine provides tea and coffee, and there is welcome tea downstairs, overall very satisfied.

This hotel is located in a very convenient location, near the walls of Old Quebec City, the reason why we chose it. We arrived on a Tuesday, late afternoon and were VERY frustrated that we waited in line for ONE HOUR to check in to the hotel. There were only five groups checking in, before us. There was one employee and a manager, the manager was training the employee. The manager refused to check people in herself, was curt, and kept telling clients not to approach the reception desk until called forward. The wait was unacceptable, made worse by the impolite manager. The room was clean but cold and sterile. The linoleum wood-look floors made sound echo and were not warm. The room had no couch, only 2 plastic-covered rocking chairs that would have been better placed in a retirement home. Meals and parking are not included in the standard rate, making it more expensive for a basic room, than what it seems. Booking online, the quote for 2 adults for 3 nights in a basic suite, was $711. With parking and a room hold, the charge was over $930 CAD for 3 nights.

The hotel has to check in at 4 o'clock, and the parking fee is 25 dollars, and you have to cross the street under an office building, which is very inconvenient. It says valet parking, so you have to park yourself. Downstairs of the hotel is a famous restaurant that serves brunch, but the food is actually just average. The room is quite big and has a good view. The location is not far from the ancient city. There are several nearby restaurants with good food, but they are expensive.