Book Cheap Hotels in Quebec

Out and About in Québec

Québec is truly one of the most beautiful cities in North America. See for yourself by beginning your trip at Old Québec—a UNESCO world-heritage site. Walk along the picturesque streets, and take a ride on a horse-drawn carriage; be sure to visit the Citadel—a 300-year-old fortress—while you're in Old Québec. After you've toured the grounds, check out the Citadel's corresponding museum to learn more about Québec's storied past. Be sure to take a stroll through Terrasse Dufferin for the best views of the St. Lawrence River, and afterward, rest and relax by staying at one of the lovely Québec hotels found nearby.

Eating and Drinking

Starting to get hungry? Go to Quartier Petit Champlain. You'll find quaint storefronts, cafes, and bistros in this remarkably beautiful area, with sumptuously cooked duck or rabbit that is sure to delight. Or if you're feeling less adventurous, you can just as easily sample some wines, with a selection of cheeses and cold cuts, at a classic bistro. After you've had your fill of delicious food, stop by Nouvo Saint-Roch—Québec's most cutting-edge neighborhood—to hang out at all the coolest clubs. You'll definitely have a blast. When you're done partying till dawn, head back to your hotel to get some beauty sleep. Hotels in Québec are known for their dedication to comfort.

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Places to Stay

If you are looking for cheap hotels in Quebec City, consider staying in one that is not centrally located. The city is easy to navigate, so you'll never feel far from the action. For example, hotels near the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area offer convenient access to the eastern city suburbs and Ile d'Orleans, the island in the St. Lawrence river just off the bank of Quebec City. Another good place for affordable hotels in Quebec City is near St-Roch, a lively downtown area with plenty to do. Some of the most elegant hotels are located in the historic district and offer great views looking down over the rest of the city.

Activities in Quebec City

One of the most popular sights in Old Quebec is the Chateau Frontenac, which was built in 1620 as a colonial residence for the French governors. The modern city also has a lively nightlife. Try heading to the trendy clubs around Rue Saint Jean or at the foot of the Plaines d'Abraham. If you come during the winter, you can even book a dog sled for a fun day out in the snow. During warmer times of the year, why not try one of the many golf courses close to the city?

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