Quebec City: A Storybook Stay at Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
- SecondsPls
- Oct 15, 2024
- 2 min read
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If Quebec City is the ultimate winter destination, then Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is the crown jewel of this holiday snow globe. Nestled atop a bluff overlooking the St. Lawrence River, this grand hotel effortlessly exuberates old-world charm. Whether you’re visiting for the history, the surrounding Nordic spas, or simply to immerse yourself in the city’s festive atmosphere, Le Château Frontenac is an unforgettable stay. Here’s why this iconic hotel should be your go-to for a winter getaway:
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Overall Standouts
With its Gothic-style architecture and striking presence, this hotel is truly a showstopper, inside and out.
Prime Location in Old Quebec, located steps away from the cobblestone streets, historic sites, and the famous Dufferin Terrace.
Built around 1893, Le Château Frontenac has a rich history and has hosted everyone from Winston Churchill to Alfred Hitchcock.
The perfect winter wonderland. Staying here during winter feels like stepping into a real-life snow globe, with views of twinkling lights and snow-capped rooftops.
Why You Might Like This Hotel
Architecture buffs and history lovers will appreciate the intricate turrets, grand chandeliers, and art deco touches. Walking through this hotel feels like you’re part of a historical novel (or makes you inspired enough to write one!)
Holiday Enthusiasts: Quebec City’s festive spirit, including the Winter Carnival and Christmas markets, is just outside your door.
Incredible Views: Whether it’s the Château itself or the sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River, your Instagram will be well-stocked.
WellnessPls Favorites
Moment Spa: Indulge in a variety of treatments, from hot stone massages to luxurious facials, perfect for unwinding after a day in the cold.
Heated Indoor Pool with a View: Relax in the pool area with panoramic views of snow-covered Quebec City.
Health Club: Get your sweat on in the gym, fully equipped for your fitness routine—even if your winter workout is more “stretch and sauna.”
Dining
Champlain: Fine dining and elevated local cuisine, with a twist.
Bistro Le Sam: A more casual option with seasonal dishes and a local focus, perfect for warming up after a day of exploring the city.
Bar 1608: Indulge in a glass of wine by the grand arched windows looking over the river with an assortment of some of the best local cheeses Quebec has to offer.
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