unique style and irresistible charm
Built in the early 20th century in Québec City’s Old Port, Hotel le Germain has a unique style and irresistible charm.
Tucked away on a pretty little street in the heart of a neighbourhood known for its rich past and gourmet restaurants, Le Germain Quebec is the perfect, peaceful oasis. Occupying the old office building of Dominion Fish & Fruit Limited, it’s a great base for exploring the quays of the Old Port, the charming local cafes and shops. Guests also find themselves within walking distance of attractions like the Musée de la Civilisation and Place Royal.
Crafted from iron and glass, original woodwork and stone, the hotel’s blend of classic architectural features and ultra-modern design are delightful and intriguing. The 60 polished rooms are decked out in elegant dark wood furnishings and cosy comforts including goose down comforters and plush armchairs. There is no restaurant on-site, however a generous continental breakfast is served.
Hotel Le Germain Quebec
Hotel Le Germain Quebec, at a Glance
- Refined boutique hotel set in a century-old building in the old part of Quebec
- Retains its historical heritage with original woodwork and stones
- 60 polished rooms feature elegant wood panelling, exceptionally comfortable beds and state-of-the-art technology
- Large windows let in plenty of natural light
- Luxury, well-lit bathrooms, some with rainfall showers and others with additional soaking tubs
- Breakfast on the leafy outdoor terrace in the summer or by the lobby fireplace in the winter
For Leisure and Pleasure
- Short walk from the Saint Lawrence River
- Well positioned for exploring the area’s boutiques, cafes, restaurants, art galleries and stately homes
- Ice fishing at the nearby Village Nordik
- Winery tours
- Nearby golfing and tennis courts
- Fat biking, windsurfing, ice canoeing and cross-country skiing can be arranged
- Lobby lounge and bar area with a fireplace
- Espresso bar and seasonal terrace
- Small 24-hour gym on the basement level
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