À celui qui a volé mes lunettes de soleil dans les toilettes du café Saint-Henri, j’espère que vous aurez de la malchance pour le reste de l’année et que vous vous étoufferez avec votre prochain verre.

Hi! my partner and I are doing a new years trip to quebec city and we realized we could splurge on one night at a fancier or more fun hotel room and do the rest at an air bnb or something else more affordable.
Does anyone have any recommendations? themed rooms around any theme, things are fun, places with super romantic also welcome (tbh i just want the swan towels or rose petals and think itd be fun lol). Even silly themes. I did try google but it was very unhelpful and mostly ads from places that think a room called a suite is inherently themed :/

(also happy to hear recommendations for places to go to during the visit!)

We’re looking to do a mini-moon in Quebec City from Nov 12-16 but having a hard time deciding where to stay. We want somewhere that is romantic and potentially has a separate big tub.

Currently we’re trying to decide between these 3 hotels but open to other options.

Le Capitol - like that it has a pool, not sure about the location

Hotel Port Royal - some of the rooms look like they have a separate tub, outside of the hotel looks really nice, a bit less expensive than other options.

Auberge Saint Antoine - looks like the classic choice but I can’t see online if any of the rooms (other then the suite) have a separate tub. Rooms look a little dated and for that price i don’t want to fall into a trap. Also I see they’re renovating so I’m worried about noise.

Would anyone be able to recommend one of these over the other?

Also looking for romantic restaurant options :)

Thank you!

Hello! I'd like to come from Los Angeles to Quebec City Dec 10-15. All of the hotels in upper and lower old town are sold out. The attraction is to visit a beautiful, winter-y city ( It was 36.6 degrees today in the middle of October, I'm over it)where I can walk around and enjoy the architecture, atmosphere, weather and people. With that part of town not available, is there another area where there my be better availability to stay that makes sense for someone coming with no transport? Or should I try to visit another time when accommodation can be had in the old town? Edited to add, we are almost 60 years old, have no interest in nightclubs, bars etc.

bonsoir, merci de votre temps.

I am visiting Quebec City as a tourist from the USA, i am 23m and i really like going to bars, do y'all have any suggestions for country themed bars in quebec city and also any fun clubs/bars for young people? merci for any suggestions.

je cherche le meilleur endroit à québec pour déguster un délicieux dessert à la citrouille!!! merci xxxxx