Hotel Manoir de la Terrasse

Comentarios destacados

• Lugag16

  09 junio 2017
  Excelente ubicación

  Excelente ubicación cerca del circuito turístico y los comercios. El staff super atentos y cordiales. Habitación de acuerdo a las expectativas, muy confortable. Gran vista a la terraza y al castillo frontenac.

  

• Amibolapuntocom

  06 enero 2018
  Hotel centro turístico de Quebec

  Lo mejor: - Hotel en el centro turístico de la ciudad de Quebec. - La habitación amplia y la cama comodisima. - El desayuno muy bueno. - La ubicación excelente. - El personal muy amable. Lo peor: - Tenía varios escalones para acceder al hotel y a la zona del desayuno. - No tiene acceso para personas con discapacidad. - La habitación era abuhardillada y el suelo también estaba inclinado. - El baño de la habitación era muy pequeño y la limpieza podía ser un poco mejor. - La wifi muy lenta y se cortaba.

  

• Donald T

  17 agosto 2019
  Location, Location, Location and caring staff

  Old and small but clean and comfortable. Short walk to everything you need. No individual room thermostats. Room was very cold but staff provided an electric heater which made controlling the room temperature wonderful. Staff stored luggage before and after check in and checkout which made for no wasted time. Don't know what else to say other than it was an enjoyable stay and the staff service was good and caring.

  

• Carl L

  26 octubre 2019
  Charming, old, small, and super convenient location

  We were looking to stay in a hotel in Quebec City before our cruise the following day. We wanted to see Old Quebec first and foremost, and preferably be close to the cruise terminal. The Manoir de la Terasse fit the bill perfectly! This hotel is carved from a historic old building that looked to be apartments before. Our room was small but comfortable. It didn't have any of the amenities that you'd typically expect in a hotel: restaurant, fitness room, etc. But its killer feature is that it's *right* in the middle of Old Quebec. And within walking distance of the cruise ship terminal! The front desk was staffed by a friendly clerk who spoke fluent English. We were given old fashioned physical keys, with one for after-hours entry. (No late check-in here, as the desk is not staffed after 9 pm.) Our room had a comfortable bed and a tiny but useable bathroom. There is virtually no noise outside, as it's mostly pedestrian traffic. If you want to eat, you just walk outside and many restaurants are nearby. My only criticism is that their wi-fi was not very good: it worked when we checked in, then refused to work in the evening when we settled back in the room, only to work normally the morning after. The clincher: the room was very inexpensive--$144 Cdn for one night. A breath of fresh air from all the $300+ rooms out there!

  

• Lisa B

  10 septiembre 2019
  Rundown hotel, with a musty smell throughout

  I love old and antique (my house is full of antiques), so I just love an old hotel with lots of history, character, and charm. I expected this to be old, quaint, and cozy, but it was just old and rundown. Right from the start, there was an old ugly grey carpet at the tiny front entrance and worn out carpet runners in the hallways and staircases, as well as a musty stink that hit me as we entered the building (not an old library smell, which I love, but an old humid, mouldy smell).The room itself was clean, but there were coloured thumbtacks holding the screen in place where it had come apart from the wood frame and the sheer curtain had just been cut with scissors without being hemmed. There was also a huge water stain on the ceiling. The chain lock had been removed (you could see where it had been), so the only way to lock our door was with a push-in lock on the door handle (like my bathroom at home). The room lacked any decorative elements whatsoever and there was just an old thin grey bedspread on the bed, with a mattress as hard as rock. The only positives were the staff and the excellent location.