ROOMS : CRÉMAZIE
***RENOVATION WORKS IN THE BACK  FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY UNTIL MID SEPTEMBER, 2010 (DURING THE DAY). SPECIAL REDUCTION BELOW,THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.***

Small room. Big pleasure.
The room is bathed in natural light. Its balcony invites relaxation after a day’s exploring or a day’s work. Big comfortable bathroom. View directly on Carré St-Louis’s park.

Take it easy:
* Continental breakfast
* Queen bed with high-comfort mattress
* Air conditioning
* TV and DVD player
* Telephone
* Fluffy dressing gown
* Hair dryer
* Ironing board
* Refrigerator



From May 1st until October 31st
*SPECIAL REDUCTION until mid September at $105.50 (Reg: $115)
for a single occ.
* SPECIAL REDUCTION until mid September at $125.50 (Reg: $135)
for a double occ.

***The reduction will apply once the reservation is made with us***
***Thank you for mentioning this promotion
when you reserve for September. Thank you.***

From November 1st until April 30th
*$95 for a single occ.
*$115 for a double occ.

A minimum 2 nights stay during week-ends (except on last minute reservations)


* Price in Canadian dollars; taxes apply.

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.

Octave Crémazie
He was one of Quebec most important romantic writers. After his studies at the Petit Séminaire du Québec, he opened a bookshop that became one of the hubs of the cultural life of Quebec City – Quebec’s great authors met there. In 1850 he visited Europe for the first time and attended the literary salons of the day. After the bankruptcy of the bookshop, he fled for Paris in clandestine fashion and took the name Jules Fontaine. He worked in various Paris bookshops until his death in 1879. His collected poems appear in the tome Littérature canadienne de 1850 à 1860.