Quebec City

Student and family friendly hostel. Offers many types of bedrooms/suites. Some rooms offer ceiling fans while others do not, so ask first. Huge kitchen and dining area with cookware and utensils for common use. Offers laundry, game/pool room, Internet including free WiFi, lockers and other services including a cafe which offers breakfasts for $6 or free with private and four bed dorms. On the northwestern edge of Haute-Ville. Online bookings offered.

Free breakfast and free parking. Friendly and clean. 44 rooms.

Linen & cookware not included; kitchen, TV, etc. Reservation form on the web site. Lowest price in town for long stays.

Family-owned carbon neutral hotel. They have been awarded 5 Green Keys from the Hotel Association of Canada’s Green Leaf Eco-Rating Program.

Close to the Citadel. Free wireless internet. Tea, coffee, and muffins included.

Squeaky-clean small hotel in a new building built to look like an old one. Rooms are small, but equipped with en-suite bathrooms, and a tasty breakfast made to order is included. Note that children are not allowed. Rooms from $89/119 low/high season.

Wine machine on premises. Free wireless Internet.

Friendly, bilingual staff in an 1835-vintage building. In the Old City, near the National Assembly building. High-speed wireless internet. Breakfast included; served 8AM-10:30AM.

A bit far from the city itself 15 minutes by car but offers more than lodging with a health centre spa & massages and a 4-diamond restaurant, le Laké.

One of Canadian Pacific Railway's grand old hotels, this castle-like building dominates the Quebec skyline and claims, with some justification, to be the most photographed hotel in North America. The location right next to the funicular connecting Haute-Ville and Basse-Ville is as convenient as it gets, but expect tour groups marching through the lobby at five-minute intervals.