Hôtel Maison du Fort

Chambre très bien mais l'air climatisé ne fonctionnait pas et dans la douche pas de pression simon la chambre était parfaite

Really nice hotel! Stairs at the front door are a bit steep to climb up but otherwise, they’ve go everything down to perfection.

Aside from check in with RoseMarie, who was lovely and helpful, there were no visible staff at this hotel during our 3 day stay. Front desk is only open 9-5 and we had to call an after hours number on our second day for fresh towels because no one had come during the entire day we were out to freshen the room. We were told they “forgot”. The bedding was slightly soiled on the top cover but was not changed during our 3 day stay. The bedside light would randomly turn on and off throughout our entire stay. Although the hotel is newly renovated and aesthetically very nice, aside from initial check in there was no communication. It was not a welcoming environment. This hotel is on 3 floors wth no elevator, so keep that in mind. We are older travellers and the three storey climb to the room the end of a day walking the steep hills of Quebec City was the icing on the cake. For about $400 per night we expected a better experience.

Looked exactly like the pictures! Great design, pretty bathroom, and all the toiletries smelled better than walking into an Aesop. Was a beautiful building in an excellent location—close enough to all the sights and gorgeous parks but on a quiet street with not too much foot traffic. Loved that the windows opened to let in the sea air (big bonus for me as someone who does not like being stuck in hotels with constant A/C blasting). The bed was very comfortable. Paule was really lovely and had so much local knowledge. I highly recommend staying here and will come again. Check in was great and even though there is no elevator, there will be someone on hand to help you with your luggage if you plan your arrival within the staffed hours.

This was a very nice historic hotel in a great location near Chateau Frontenac, however there were a few shortcomings as others have mentioned. We reserved the deluxe suite. I was aware that there was no elevator and thought we were on the third floor, forgetting that "European" floors start at zero. So we were actually on the fourth floor, which was 52 steps from the lobby. And we had a loft bedroom in addition to the regular bedroom, which was another 12 steps up for a total of 64. Slightly challenging for two women and a decent amount of luggage. The unit was nice with the original stone walls, however the loft ceiling height was only about 5' 3" so I was not able to fully stand up in there. That should have been mentioned on the listing. Getting up in the middle of the night was a challenge trying not to hit my head on the ceiling! The bathroom was very modern, however water pressure was very bad - slightly more than a trickle. That made showering a challenge. And the bathroom lighting over the mirror was poor making it nearly impossible to see to put on make up. Another bizarre thing was that there was an armoire to hang clothes, but the bar height was probably about 6 1/2 ft so a short person would not have been able to reach. There was also no place to put clothing in the bedroom or loft so I basically lived out of my suitcase. I do want to mention that Paula at the front desk was extremely nice and helped us plan several activities.

Room was unique. However, no sitting area or desk making it a sleep only room. Staff was helpful and pleasant. Parking is 2 nlocks away and off site making it impossible for people woth physcal challenges No wheel chair acees as well.expensive but great location

The hotel maison was beautiful. Recently renovated. Unfortunately the air conditioning was not working in our room (Cinq). The hotel reception staff leave at 5pm in the evening therefore we just reported it in the morning after a very uncomfortable sleep. The room temperature was 26.5 degrees Celsius overnight - extremely uncomfortable. Thankfully they had a pedestal fan in the room which we used the entirety of the time we were there. I only ever book properties with air conditioning, but unfortunately the lack of AC put a damper on our stay.

Great location, easy walk to Chateau and old Quebec City shops and restaurants. No elevator which would be a problem for older guests. Poor lighting in the washroom and terrible water pressure in the shower. Room was beautiful with the exposed stone walls.

This charming boutique hotel just opened a few months ago. The location is perfect, quiet but just 3 short blocks from the Chateau, Shopping, dining and the river. The decor is exquisite and we had a few suggestions for the very helpful reception. Because the bathroom is mostly black with dim lighting, they need to have a small makeup mirror to apply makeup. Our room was on the third floor, and no elevator so keep that in mind. Parking is a block offsite but not every hotel around there even offers parking. Wonderful stay!

Best location, beautiful material, luxury stay just prepare your self for carrying your luggage to your room!

The shower was very poor pressure and cold. The receptionist acknowledged this and said they were aware of the problem. The room was not serviced daily, mugs were left dirty and complimentary coffee etc were not replaced after use

Hotel très bien, propre avec cachets antique, personnel sympathique et professionnel, endroit à découvrir.

Aside from check in with RoseMarie, who was lovely and helpful, there were no visible staff at this hotel during our 3 day stay. Front desk is only open 9-5 and we had to call an after hours number on our second day for fresh towels because no one had come during the entire day we were out to freshen the room. We were told they “forgot”. The bedding was slightly soiled on the top cover but was not changed during our 3 day stay. The bedside light would randomly turn on and off throughout our entire stay. Although the hotel is newly renovated and aesthetically very nice, aside from initial check in there was no communication. It was not a welcoming environment. This hotel is on 3 floors wth no elevator, so keep that in mind. We are older travellers and the three storey climb to the room the end of a day walking the steep hills of Quebec City was the icing on the cake. For about $400 per night we expected a better experience.

Right in the heart old Quebec, very close the all the attentions but not right in it so you get some peace and quiet from the busy area. Very clean, modern yet old style

The room is stylish, and the hotel is within walking distance to Dufferin Terrace, the Citadelle of Québec, and other major attractions. One small issue we noticed was a shoe print on the couch, but overall, we enjoyed our stay.

The room is clean and the staff are nice.

The hotel was very clean and unique...loved the modern and rustic style

The hotel was beautiful. The rooms are so gorgeously appointed. We stayed in room six and it had the perfect view of the chateau and the river. And Paule at the front desk/reception/hostess was wonderful. So knowledgeable about the city on where to go and where to eat, she made our stay in Quebec even nicer. I had mentioned that it was my partner’s birthday and she surprised us with a card and some chocolates! Thank you Paule for making our trip to Quebec even more memorable

Beautiful room and very quiet area a block away from many restaurants. The room had an excellent view of chateau Frontenac that was a 5 minute walk away. excellent staff and communications as well. Only issue with our room was that the water pressure was very poor that the shower barely worked (the rain head not at all) - apparently it was just our room being at the top so perhaps inquire about this. It was manageable to shower but should be fixed - would definitely stay here again regardless.

Concept hotel. Did not know that meant tiny room, no place to sit. Bed on a shelf. I had to crawl in. Bathroom on lower level.

Modern design. Great products/amenities. Kind staff. Great location. Room design is a bit unique. On two floors. Our room had the bathroom upstairs. No doors - so might not be convenient for people who wants privacy. Due to historic building, can get cold in winter. The staff was kind enough to provide additional heating source and start it on our absence. Not a fan of the shower design in this building. Not intuitive plumbing for water temperature. Open concept means that the shower section remained cold even while showering. Low water pressure - not great for rinsing long hair. The stairs takes a lot of space in the room. So no additional space or chair in the room with this layout. Once side of the bed is under the stair which means low ceiling and potential head bump. Only wireless charging on the night stands - so unless all of your tech can support it can be tricky. I would stay again since I always have a good experience and it’s a great location and great building but the elements mentioned above could influence someone preference. I think would be nice for a couple and people that just want a great location.

Brand new property. We stayed in #3. Well appointed and stylish but the designer missed terribly in my opinion. No outlets on nightstands for phones. Used plugs away from bed on floor. Shower was a dribble. No pressure. All design without function. To open the windows, it was hot and stuffy, we had to crawl over an oversized desk to open windows.

We had the tiny split level room. I wouldn't stay in this room again because the bed was only accessible on one side and it was elevated by a few stairs that we had to negotiate before we had to go down a whole flight of stairs to the bathroom (especially in the dark at night). Zero closet or storage space. Staff was excellent and loved the completely new (as of May 2025) interior design of room but the lack of space and split level is a no from us especially at the price we paid. There are far better options in this hotel and elsewhere in town.

This was a very nice historic hotel in a great location near Chateau Frontenac, however there were a few shortcomings as others have mentioned. We reserved the deluxe suite. I was aware that there was no elevator and thought we were on the third floor, forgetting that "European" floors start at zero. So we were actually on the fourth floor, which was 52 steps from the lobby. And we had a loft bedroom in addition to the regular bedroom, which was another 12 steps up for a total of 64. Slightly challenging for two women and a decent amount of luggage. The unit was nice with the original stone walls, however the loft ceiling height was only about 5' 3" so I was not able to fully stand up in there. That should have been mentioned on the listing. Getting up in the middle of the night was a challenge trying not to hit my head on the ceiling! The bathroom was very modern, however water pressure was very bad - slightly more than a trickle. That made showering a challenge. And the bathroom lighting over the mirror was poor making it nearly impossible to see to put on make up. Another bizarre thing was that there was an armoire to hang clothes, but the bar height was probably about 6 1/2 ft so a short person would not have been able to reach. There was also no place to put clothing in the bedroom or loft so I basically lived out of my suitcase. I do want to mention that Paula at the front desk was extremely nice and helped us plan several activities.

Room was unique. However, no sitting area or desk making it a sleep only room. Staff was helpful and pleasant. Parking is 2 nlocks away and off site making it impossible for people woth physcal challenges No wheel chair acees as well.expensive but great location

The property is beautiful, however my room was very small and had no closet to hang/put away clothes. There was only the bed, no other sitting. Since I was traveling alone, I was comfortable enough, though I always like to have a chair or sofa to sit on especially after being out a touring all day. I did ask to see other rooms, they were larger and had seating. I highly recommend the hotel, just ask for the larger room

Great location, easy walk to Chateau and old Quebec City shops and restaurants. No elevator which would be a problem for older guests. Poor lighting in the washroom and terrible water pressure in the shower. Room was beautiful with the exposed stone walls.

We really enjoyed our stay! Paula is a wonderful Hostess! She made sure everything was perfect for us and had so much information to share. The location is perfect for walking to everything in Old Quebec City! Every evening we would walk up the hill to The Citadel and watch the sunset over the beautiful St Lawrence River and the Chateau!

This boutique hotel was recently renovated and is very modern. The staff and manager were extremely helpful. The location is close to the Château Frontenac and Dufferin Terrace, yet very peaceful.

Hotel is lovely, location is ideal, and Paule was very helpful! She gave us some great recommendations!

Aside from check in with RoseMarie, who was lovely and helpful, there were no visible staff at this hotel during our 3 day stay. Front desk is only open 9-5 and we had to call an after hours number on our second day for fresh towels because no one had come during the entire day we were out to freshen the room. We were told they “forgot”. The bedding was slightly soiled on the top cover but was not changed during our 3 day stay. The bedside light would randomly turn on and off throughout our entire stay. Although the hotel is newly renovated and aesthetically very nice, aside from initial check in there was no communication. It was not a welcoming environment. This hotel is on 3 floors wth no elevator, so keep that in mind. We are older travellers and the three storey climb to the room the end of a day walking the steep hills of Quebec City was the icing on the cake. For about $400 per night we expected a better experience.

Looked exactly like the pictures! Great design, pretty bathroom, and all the toiletries smelled better than walking into an Aesop. Was a beautiful building in an excellent location—close enough to all the sights and gorgeous parks but on a quiet street with not too much foot traffic. Loved that the windows opened to let in the sea air (big bonus for me as someone who does not like being stuck in hotels with constant A/C blasting). The bed was very comfortable. Paule was really lovely and had so much local knowledge. I highly recommend staying here and will come again. Check in was great and even though there is no elevator, there will be someone on hand to help you with your luggage if you plan your arrival within the staffed hours.

We had a very enjoyable stay the staff was great and helping plan our day trips

Paula was a fantastic host. She was very welcoming and gave us the time to explain all great spots to explore. She fave us a map and circled the spots to visit. She checked with us daily. My only disappointment was the water pressure in the shower. At some points it only trickled out and was very difficult to shower.

Friendly staff

L’emplacement était parfait! Chambre incroyable et surtout service exceptionnel! Madame Paule se préoccupe de ses clients de façon vraiment incroyable! Une femme en or! Merci beaucoup et au plaisir!!

The overall experience was wonderful - the aesthetic and vibe of the room, the staff was superb (thank you, Paula, for all your suggestions), and the location was perfect. Our one suggestion would be to have a proper non-smokey mirror for tasks like putting on makeup or shaving. Other than that, it was perfect!

Cute boutique hotel just steps from old Quebec City. Everything is so close at hand, but the hotels locations is so quiet. A perfect place to stay

We really enjoyed our stay! Paula is a wonderful Hostess! She made sure everything was perfect for us and had so much information to share. The location is perfect for walking to everything in Old Quebec City! Every evening we would walk up the hill to The Citadel and watch the sunset over the beautiful St Lawrence River and the Chateau!

A very nice boutique hotel in a great location in the old city. The woman running the hotel is friendly and very helpful. The rooms are new and comfortable.

Stayed in the apartment that has 2 floors. It is a separate building right next door to the hotel building. It is newly renovated and very beautiful and comfortable. It is very quiet. The neighborhood is right in the old town and it is a close walk to all of the sights and restaurants of the old town. Parking is just up the street. The upstairs bed is very comfortable and even the downstairs sofa bed is fine. The upstairs shower has a glass wall looking into the room which seems strange. We just announced showers so the rest of our group would stay downstairs at that time, so not a problem. I would love to stay there again.

Beautiful room and very quiet area a block away from many restaurants. The room had an excellent view of chateau Frontenac that was a 5 minute walk away. excellent staff and communications as well. Only issue with our room was that the water pressure was very poor that the shower barely worked (the rain head not at all) - apparently it was just our room being at the top so perhaps inquire about this. It was manageable to shower but should be fixed - would definitely stay here again regardless.

Modern design. Great products/amenities. Kind staff. Great location. Room design is a bit unique. On two floors. Our room had the bathroom upstairs. No doors - so might not be convenient for people who wants privacy. Due to historic building, can get cold in winter. The staff was kind enough to provide additional heating source and start it on our absence. Not a fan of the shower design in this building. Not intuitive plumbing for water temperature. Open concept means that the shower section remained cold even while showering. Low water pressure - not great for rinsing long hair. The stairs takes a lot of space in the room. So no additional space or chair in the room with this layout. Once side of the bed is under the stair which means low ceiling and potential head bump. Only wireless charging on the night stands - so unless all of your tech can support it can be tricky. I would stay again since I always have a good experience and it’s a great location and great building but the elements mentioned above could influence someone preference. I think would be nice for a couple and people that just want a great location.

Well located close to Chateau Frontenac and 1884 slide. Good size of the room, good bed and shower but terrible pillows and cleaning was reasonable.

Looked exactly like the pictures! Great design, pretty bathroom, and all the toiletries smelled better than walking into an Aesop. Was a beautiful building in an excellent location—close enough to all the sights and gorgeous parks but on a quiet street with not too much foot traffic. Loved that the windows opened to let in the sea air (big bonus for me as someone who does not like being stuck in hotels with constant A/C blasting). The bed was very comfortable. Paule was really lovely and had so much local knowledge. I highly recommend staying here and will come again. Check in was great and even though there is no elevator, there will be someone on hand to help you with your luggage if you plan your arrival within the staffed hours.

The room is stylish, and the hotel is within walking distance to Dufferin Terrace, the Citadelle of Québec, and other major attractions. One small issue we noticed was a shoe print on the couch, but overall, we enjoyed our stay.

This charming boutique hotel just opened a few months ago. The location is perfect, quiet but just 3 short blocks from the Chateau, Shopping, dining and the river. The decor is exquisite and we had a few suggestions for the very helpful reception. Because the bathroom is mostly black with dim lighting, they need to have a small makeup mirror to apply makeup. Our room was on the third floor, and no elevator so keep that in mind. Parking is a block offsite but not every hotel around there even offers parking. Wonderful stay!