Name: Hôtel Le Cavalier du Moulin Inc
Address: 58 Rue Saint Louis, Quebec, Quebec, Quebec, G1R 3Z3, Canada
Rating: 7

Air conditioning

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All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

No elevators

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Quebec City Jean Lesage International Airport

Hôtel Le Cavalier du Moulin Inc

Quebec

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Great location in old Quebec City, within walking distance to everything! We stayed 4 nights and the beds and pillows were comfortable and the host recommended several several restaurants nearby that were locally owned and served traditional food. 

Comfortable stay

The lady who checked us in was very friendly and helpful. She then showed us to our room, which was out the shop front door and right, past the next shop and into an alley. In this alley were all the trash bins for the nearby restaurants. Our room was in the converted out house next to this alley on the ground floor. The room was very tatty and in need of updating into the 20th century. Every night, late and early morning the bins were moved noisily outside our window. The staircase to the upper floors went past our front door. Creaky floorboards and paper thin walls to the stairwell and the floors above added to the extra noise. The one positive is the location in the upper old town. For £150 a night this is a poor choice.

Check where your Room is

Great location -Very basic hotel. Staff is great. Entrance to the rooms are through an ally where garbage cans are placed. Rooms only clean upon request. Very basic amenities. Not recommended for long stays. The building is old as typical from old quebec. There was some issues with the pipes in the bath.

Great location— very basic accommodation - cost - value (!)

Typical small hotel in Old Quebec above a store that works as a reception. The room with private bath on the corridor is not more or less what should expect in the old building. Well located, the distance to Frontenac is a few walking minutes.

August 13 and 14 2021

This hotel is a great option. It is very basic, nothing fancy... but it is a great value. It is clean,  safe, quiet, perfectly located,  and fairly priced. There is garage parking available for an additional $15 CAN per day. It is not adjacent, but a few blocks away. I found that very convenient. 

Great option inside the old city

Okay, this review is not about a hotel in Orlando, San Francisco, Cabo, or Phoenix.  We wanted the REAL Old Quebec experience, and we got it. That meant an interesting drive just getting TO this inn, as it was opening day of Winter Carnaval and many streets were either blocked off or flooded with tourists.  But we picked our way through the narrow, snowy streets.  And every one around us was in a good mood, so we were too. Fortunately, there’s a fairly-wide drive way across the street from the inn, and our hostess told me to pull in there. (I don’t know how some of the other small inns in old QC can handle unloading....the streets are narrow and there are very few driveways like this one). Unloaded the family and luggage, then got my parking voucher and parked in the municipal garage at city hall, a wonderful 10 minute walk away. Okay——so you check in at the shop on the ground floor. That’s classic Old Quebec!  Upstairs to the huge family room with two queen beds. It stretches from front of building to back. It’s a fantastic,1850 inn. It hasn’t been bastardized. Is it perfect and pristine?? I said 1850!  Of course it’s not.  But we loved it.  (And the bathroom HAS been nicely modernized, with two sinks and an awesome shower.) It was very clean, and the beds were great. Three biggest things: awesome location, in the very heart of the Old Upper City.  We could easily walk to everything, including the parade....and considering that it was a very cold evening, we were very happy to back at the inn after a five minute walk. Second, all the staff spoke excellent English (and tolerated my French.....). Lyne was awesome to talk to and is so nice.  Finally, we were stopped from getting there our first night, due to a raging blizzard (we almost made it, but the Trans Canada was closed at 4 pm). When we called Lyne, she had every right to charge us for that night anyway, but she graciously did not. Class act. Sa coche! (As for price, we paid about $200, but that was about $50 more than usual due to Carnaval....which was totally reasonable). We will be back in the summer and will stay at this little gem. (If you want a place that’s just like every Courtyard by Marriot in any city, this is not the hotel for you....)

Fantastic Old Quebec experience

This hotel is ideally located for the Carnaval festivities we attended. It has the bare necessities. Room is very dated but clean. However, if travelling in winter, be sure to bring WARM pyjamas. The room was freezing and there is no thermostat we could have adjusted.

Bare basics and cold

Great location to walk everywhere.  However, there are no elevators and our room was on the second floor which meant we had to drag our luggage up 2 flights of stairs.  We had big suitcases since we were departing from Quebec on a cruise.  We were traveling with another couple and there were two buildings side by side and we were in different buildings.  Great restuarants close by.

Hotel Le Cavalier du Moulin is in a great location.

We went to Quebec for 3 days and this hotel was in a prime location. Everything within walking distance... great restaurants and a epicerie (grocery store) just around the corner.  We stayed in the suite and it was a great size for our family.

Amazing location

If you are looking for a place to stay in 'Old Quebec City' look no further.

This is a quaint old hotel with spacious rooms and very clean. The welcome / check-in was very friendly.

It's location is perfect for exploring Old Quebec.

Parking - we used the underground car park at Hotel de Ville. Only a few minutes walk to the hotel and plenty of spaces

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