I loved the property- the beautiful, spacious lobby, farm behind with a lovely walk to the beach. Great breakfast, friendly staff, beautiful rooms. And within walking distance to the restaurants and shops of Baie St Paul.
I loved the property- the beautiful, spacious lobby, farm behind with a lovely walk to the beach. Great breakfast, friendly staff, beautiful rooms. And within walking distance to the restaurants and shops of Baie St Paul.
Diane
Reviewed November 7, 2026Reviewed November 7, 2026
Great location and we were there on a weekend when the artists were out. Realize you better have reservations for dinner on a weekend or …… We didn’t and couldn’t get in anywhere. We went to the Maxi grocery store nearby and picked up fruit, bread, and cheese. We had a good breakfast at the Orange Bistro.
Great location and we were there on a weekend when the artists were out. Realize you better have reservations for dinner on a weekend or …… We didn’t and couldn’t get in anywhere. We went to the Maxi grocery store nearby and picked up fruit, bread, and cheese. We had a good breakfast at the Orange Bistro.
My stay (3 nights) at Auberge was very charming. The owners and staff were so friendly. My view of the frozen St. Lawrence was spectacular, where the beautiful church across the street was also a sight to see as the sun rose each morning. Each breakfast was delicious, as were the two dinners I had. I highly recommend the Auberge Le Four A Pain. Jonathan White (Maryland, USA).
My stay (3 nights) at Auberge was very charming. The owners and staff were so friendly. My view of the frozen St. Lawrence was spectacular, where the beautiful church across the street was also a sight to see as the sun rose each morning. Each breakfast was delicious, as were the two dinners I had. I highly recommend the Auberge Le Four A Pain. Jonathan White (Maryland, USA).
We did a 'tour of Canada' by car. We stayed in Saguenay for 3 nights, Charlevoix for 1, Quebec City for 2, Montreal for 2 and Kingston for 1. This hotel was one that the kids will remember for years to come. It was incredibly unique and the view was spectacular. Hot tub was a bonus and had all of the 'creature comforts' that you could hope for. The loft bed was a highlight as it provided stunning unencumbered views down the mountain. Just simply beautiful.
We did a 'tour of Canada' by car. We stayed in Saguenay for 3 nights, Charlevoix for 1, Quebec City for 2, Montreal for 2 and Kingston for 1. This hotel was one that the kids will remember for years to come. It was incredibly unique and the view was spectacular. Hot tub was a bonus and had all of the 'creature comforts' that you could hope for. The loft bed was a highlight as it provided stunning unencumbered views down the mountain. Just simply beautiful.
Beautiful and quiet setting at the junction of the St. Lawrence River and the Gouffre River. Short walk for direct beach access. Staff was very helpful, and the room was a newly built studio, nicely appointed, modern, and meticulously maintained. Short drive into town. We really appreciated the early check-in. The property around the hotel offered a basketball court, and seating areas which were great.
Beautiful and quiet setting at the junction of the St. Lawrence River and the Gouffre River. Short walk for direct beach access. Staff was very helpful, and the room was a newly built studio, nicely appointed, modern, and meticulously maintained. Short drive into town. We really appreciated the early check-in. The property around the hotel offered a basketball court, and seating areas which were great.
Very remote but worth the trip. An old-world hotel with views of the expansive St.Lawrence River everywhere. Bellerive-one of the hotel restaurants—excellent and reasonable price. Most (but not all) staff spoke English and were friendly. Didn’t encounter other Americans there, which added to the experience. Room was reasonably price.
Very remote but worth the trip. An old-world hotel with views of the expansive St.Lawrence River everywhere. Bellerive-one of the hotel restaurants—excellent and reasonable price. Most (but not all) staff spoke English and were friendly. Didn’t encounter other Americans there, which added to the experience. Room was reasonably price.
This gîte has a warm, homey feel that's hard not to love — friendly, social, and quaint, with cute decor and a space that's kept very clean. It's quiet both inside and out, centrally located, and offers good value for the price. In-room amenities include a small fridge and TV, with shared access to utensils and a microwave (in the hallway). Very comfortable mattress.
Breakfast was a highlight — well-priced with lots of options like boiled eggs, yogurt, cereal, bread, jams, fruit, and...
This gîte has a warm, homey feel that's hard not to love — friendly, social, and quaint, with cute decor and a space that's kept very clean. It's quiet both inside and out, centrally located, and offers good value for the price. In-room amenities include a small fridge and TV, with shared access to utensils and a microwave (in the hallway). Very comfortable mattress.
Breakfast was a highlight — well-priced with lots of options like boiled eggs, yogurt, cereal, bread, jams, fruit, and...
This was a comfortable, very quiet 3rd floor room with a view of the St. Lawrence River. I was in room 302 and I found it to be spacious with plenty of cabinet space. I particularly appreciated the carpeted flooring as I could do my yoga. Staff fabulous. I didn’t eat at restaurant, but they were busy. There is no elevator, but this was not an issue for me since I only stayed one night and not a lot to carry but staff was available to assist.
This was a comfortable, very quiet 3rd floor room with a view of the St. Lawrence River. I was in room 302 and I found it to be spacious with plenty of cabinet space. I particularly appreciated the carpeted flooring as I could do my yoga. Staff fabulous. I didn’t eat at restaurant, but they were busy. There is no elevator, but this was not an issue for me since I only stayed one night and not a lot to carry but staff was available to assist.
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Hotel Cap Aux Pierres is a hotel with an outdoor pool and a kids' club, and it's a top choice on Expedia for families. Attractions in the area like Charlevoix Maritime Museum and Train of Le Massif de Charlevoix are also fun for kids of all ages. Find more child-friendly accommodations in Isle aux Coudres.
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The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 60°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 16°F. The snowiest months in Isle aux Coudres are March, February, January, and April, with each month seeing an average of 161 inches of snowfall.
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