ROOMS : THE GAGNON SUITE
Convivial, agreeable, enjoyable.
The suite is spacious and resolutely modern with its mood lighting and warm pastel wall, in perfect harmony with the furnishing of the salon and the magnificent country style wood floor. Adjacent is the bathroom with whirlpool bath – sure to relax you. Shower and toilet discreetly tucked away. Dressing gowns and toiletries for your comfort. The perfect room for 3 or 4 persons.

Take it easy:
* Continental breakfast
* Queen bed with high-comfort mattress
* Sofa bed with a double Pure Comfort Memory Foam matress
* Internet access
* TV and DVD player
* Telephone
* Air conditioning
* Fluffy dressing gown
* Window on the city
* Hair dryer
* Ironing board
* Refrigerator
* Coffee machine



From May 1st until October 31st
*$125 for a single occ.
 *$145 for a double occ.

From November 1st until April 30th
*$105 for a single occ.
 *$125 for a double occ.

Add $20 per additional person (maximum 4 persons)
A minimum 2 nights stay during week-ends (except on last minute reservation)


* Price in Canadian dollars; taxes apply.

Child less than 12 years old stay free.

Rates vary according to season, bank holidays and special events. Certains restrictions apply. See details under terms and conditions at the bottom of this page.


We’ve named the rooms and suites of the Auberge in homage to the artists and writers who have lived in the quartier du Carré St-Louis.

André Gagnon
Born in 1942 in Saint-Pacôme, Quebec, the composer and pianist is an important figure who has left his mark on the Quebec music scene. He has worked with Monique Leyrac, Renée Claude, Claude Léveillée and Clémence Desrochers, all Quebec musical stars, to name but a few. He was George Moustaki’s piano accompanist when the French singer toured in concert. He composed several film scores, scores for plays and the music for the opera Nelligan. He has appeared onstage overseas, notably in Paris, London, Tokyo and in the U.S. In 1974 he bought the house where once lived the poet Émile Nelligan, on rue Laval, right near Carré St-Louis.