Established in 1864 and now in a building from 1942, this handsome old-time hotel is king of the hill that is Tadoussac. Public spaces and bedrooms have a shambling, country-cottage appearance -- there's zero pretense of luxury. Pay the premium for a river-view room. Rooms are simple and recently refreshed with new paint, linens and curtains, and polished floors, with overhead fans and no air-conditioning. Meals are resort-pricey (C$38 for buffet dinner, for instance) and are okay, though short of impressive. A large front lawn overlooks the river, which is wide enough here to feel like an ocean. If you're planning to whale-watch or kayak, consider a package deal.
Facilities:
3 restaurants when busy (otherwise, 2 open); bar; babysitting; children's programs (in peak months); pool (heated, outdoor); spa; Wi-Fi (in lobby, free)
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planning your trip.
