MBA60302 · CHICAGO, ILLINOIS8
2026年8月
“Comfortable Bed & Bathroom but Caveats as to the Hotel Location and Breakfast”
+ We recently stayed for multiple days on a short trip to QC. Overall, the experience was fine with a few caveats. Most importantly and positively, the room was spacious and furnished with a king bed with a great mattress & bed linens. Every morning my husband would comment on the comfort level of the bed.
The bathroom was similarly equipped with a good-size stall shower, with ample hot water and water pressure (once we figured out the controls for the water). The bath linens were a bit thin and skimpy, but not awful. However, unless you deposited them on the floor each morning, the staff would not change them (even though there was no signage in the room to that effect).
There was a nice size sitting area, equipped with an attractive, ultra-modern looking love seat, easy chair, and coffee table. Unfortunately, the style of the furniture was wholly nonfunctional and uncomfortable. The chair and loveseat were quite low to the ground with no arms. The coffee table was positioned a fair distance from the love seat and chairs. This was awkward for consuming the "room service" breakfast that is included with the room rate (more on the breakfast below). There were no outlets for recharging devices that were within easy reach of any of these furnishings.
The hotel includes a complementary with the room rate, that is delivered each morning at 7am (left in a basket outside the room). The food included in the basket was acceptable but not great. Pastries (croissant and other puff pastries like Pain au Chocolat) were of a very middling quality. Also included were Greek Yogurt (Oikos vanilla), juice, small packages of a mild cheese, and clementines. No coffee (or tea) is delivered with the breakfast. Rather, the room was equipped with a small drip coffee maker and ground coffee in filter packages that delivered absolutely dreadful coffee. Alternately, one can obtain better quality coffee from a machine in the lounge on the lobby level, with a choice of latte, cappuccino, espresso, or Americano. We were staying on the 4th floor so getting one's morning coffee from the lounge was inconvenient; however, after the 1st morning's subpar experience with the drip coffee from the in-room machine, I rode down on the elevator each morning with the empty coffee pot from the room and filled it with 4 cups of latte.
The hotel fronts on very busy street with lots of bars, chain restaurants, souvenir shops, etc. — i.e., a very tacky collection of "tourist traps."
Would I stay there again? Perhaps. I'd want to compare the room rates for hotels located in a more quiet location.
I4907TPjeffl10
2026年8月
“Conveniently located, well appointed, Hotel du Vieux-Quebec. See you next year!”
+ My wife and I would like to express our sincere appreciation for the outstanding service we received during our recent stay at Hotel Du Vieux from July 23–25.
From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed by your staff, whose friendliness made us feel at home. Our room was clean, comfortable, and well-appointed. My wife especially appreciated the thoughtful welcome basket waiting for us upon our arrival; a gracious touch.
Please extend our thanks to everyone who helped make our visit so memorable.
We look forward to returning to Hotel Du Vieux on future visits to your wonderful city.
carrieanne54 · PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY10
2026年8月
“Charming hotel with great staff.”
+ A perfect boutique hotel in the middle of Old Quebec. I can understand why it’s rated #1. The room was well-appointed w espresso machine, fridge, seating area and lovely bathtub. Charming lounge on first floor has a killer espresso machine. The staff are beyond helpful and there’s hotel parking around the corner. There’s room in front of the hotel to temporarily unpack your car, just pull up in front. Hotel staff will assist with parking which is just around the corner. There’s even an apiary on the roof as part of an urban farming scheme, and the hotel sells its own honey. The bistro in front offers a charming sidewalk dining experience. Note: if you’re one of those Americans who thinks a “luxury” hotel should have a state of the art gym, this is not that. It’s a European-style hotel.
