We had a regular room that looked into the court yard, so we could not see the city or the river. However, the bee hives are interesting. The room was very nice. Fairly basic. However, the bed was very comfortable. The most impressive thing we noticed was how incredibly clean the rooms are. The housekeeping staff on the Sixth floor is OUTSTANDING. I apologize for not knowing their names, but they get gold stars. The hotel is of course, very beautiful. The buffet breakfast was wonderful. I’m not normally into buffets, but the croissants are outstanding as well as the cheeses available. The hotel has many activities that are included in your stay and I strongly suggest as soon as you get settled in your room, you visit the concierge desk and find out about the included activities. We went to a Mixology class that was hosted by Jeremy. He is very friendly and knowledgeable. We liked him immediately. As luck would have it, in the hotel bar, Jeremy was our bartender 3 out of 4 days. He made us wonderful cocktails and educated us as to the ingredients and liquors used in the cocktails. We went through the entire list of specialty cocktails and enjoyed every one. Each one was a party in your mouth with the combination of flavors. Jeremy is a particularly nice person and I would guess he is going places. He is also very knowledgeable of the history of the different liquors used in our cocktails and of the City of Quebec in general. The day Jeremy was unable to be our bartender, Pamela took very good care of us. She is funny, knowledgeable, very particular about our cocktails. The cocktails were wonderful and being in the bar was educational and entertaining. We visited the spa for a couples massage. In short that was wonderful, except I disturbed my wife with copious snoring, is the repot I got. The porters are friendly and eager to help. It seems to be a theme at the Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac that the employees are history buffs. One porter, who’s name I did not get, but I’ll just call him Handle Bars. You will know him when you see him. He basically drew out a walking tour for me to take. He explained the importance of Louis XIV to the founding of Quebec and the French General who was placed in charge of defending the city. I appreciate the history lessons. If we ever get back to Quebec City, we will stay at the Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac again.

booked a spa during my stay at the hotel for myself and my mother. I told them the appointments didn’t need to be at the same time, but we both got appointments for 2pm. When we walked in the room we realized they booked my mother and I for a couples massage. Which wasn’t the end of the world but it was bizarre. The massage it self was… challenging. The massage tables were so small. If you a larger person or a person with broad shoulders beware. I could not keep my arms on the table while I was laying on my stomach. I was so uncomfortable for the entire hour I was on my stomach and then I was embarrassed to say anything as my mother was also in the room with me. I got a hot and cold stone massage. I’ve had many other hot stone massages but these stones were at an unsafe temperature and left burns on my skin. I felt like I was being tortured for 100 minutes. To top it all off I got off the table and I couldn’t walk as I had thrown my back out. I spent the rest of my trip in my hotel bed. My mom also was in a lot of pain when she got up from the table. Kind of hilarious that we paid so much for this in such a nice hotel. I get massages back home every other month and thuroghly enjoy them. It’s really a shame. I won’t be booking a massage on vacation again. :(

Great service, beautiful location. Food is sublime. Staff is absolutely the best. I was in bed feeling a little sick, so I called the reception for some gluten-free toast & bananas… they said since it was lunchtime they didn’t really make toast etc. I told her I was because I wasn’t feeling well…. 10min later they delivered to my room and when I asked to sign the bill… the staff member said « It’s on us».

The best deep tissue massage. RMT was excellent and very professional. Room was nice and RMT ensured room temperature and music were at appropriate levels. Brought a nice cold glass of water following treatment. It was expensive, but worth it.

Magnifique hotel de style Renaissance inspiré des châteaux de la Loire. Il est situé dans le vieux Québec sur une belle promenade qui surplombe le Saint Laurent. Un incontournable de cette ville.

Fantastic experience. Location can’t be beat, dining options within walking distance is incredible and the concierge made sure we had a full itinerary for our time there.

Impeccable service institutionnel service ala clientèle top Cream de la cream BRAVO ! Après de 30 ans jamais décliné le services mémoires de mon VOYAGE de mariage …

Vraiment bravo, service exceptionnel et personnel courtois, endroit magnifique
Rooms: 5
Service: 5
Location: 5

J ai bien aimé l hotel est super beau mais le personnel est très impolie et ne respecte pas les clients

Great location and staff - there was a bit of noise as we overlooked a few bars but it was tolerable

Charming, great room, excellent service, phenomenal Breakfast, great views, wonderful staff!

Fairytale castle. Happy endings stories. Memories that will last forever!

Belle promenade sur la terrasse dufferin près du Château Frontenac

Excellent restaurants.. absolutely stunning place to visit

Sollte man bei einem Besuch in Québec mal gesehen haben

Beautiful hotel in the center of historic Old Quebec

Beautiful architecture, a must stop place to see.

Beautiful place to visit. Magnificent structure.

Only visited the lo by area. Full of luxury.

Sin palabras, tienes que ir a visitarlo

It reminds me of Goblin!!

Très belle soirée feux

Incroyable mais vrai

Super hotel