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Le Château du Faubourg B&B

Central Location and Nearby Attractions Located in the heart of Québec City, Le Château du Faubourg B&B is steps away from Saint-Jean Street and the Grand Theatre of Quebec. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and history of the city with popular landmarks such as the Parliament Building and Battlefields Park within walking distance. Charming Accommodations Indulge in cozy comfort in one of the uniquely decorated guestrooms, each featuring luxurious down comforters and premium bedding. Stay connected with complimentary wireless internet and unwind with cable programming after a day of exploring. Convenient Amenities Enjoy the convenience of complimentary offsite and onsite parking options during your stay. Relax knowing that free self-parking is available onsite. Pamper yourself in the private bathrooms equipped with essentials like hair dryers and toiletries. Experience the allure of Old Québec with us at Le Château du Faubourg B&B.

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Couple

Comment: 28 Sep 2025

Stayed in: Sep 2025

Felt Like Staying in a Palace!

This was a gorgeous "Chateau"-truly remarkable furnishings. We had a palatial suite, complete with chandelier! Parking, while several blocks away, was included and appreciated (indoors). The Chateau is close to downtown Quebec City, walking-wise. There's a wonderful crepe restaurant nearby- Le Billig, with a fantastic singer. Breakfast was good (included), served by a very personable young man. I had to give it 4 stars because of the extremely loud, prolonged noise outside our window-both Friday and Saturday nights. There is a courtyard in front of the church right across the street that has some sort of festival with REALLY loud music until the wee hours of the morning. Not the fault of Philip, owner of Le Chateau du Faubourg, but you may want to consider another room in the hotel that doesn't face the noise.
Couple

Comment: 21 Aug 2025

Stayed in: Aug 2025

Castle top in the heart of Quebec City!

We stayed at this hotel for one night. The rooms are very large and beautifully decorated like the whole castle.
The bedding is good and the breakfast well served in a beautiful room.
The location is good compared to the old town and the street of Saint John which is pedestrian on weekends.
Couple

Comment: 20 Jul 2025

Stayed in: Jul 2025

A gorgeous 100 year old hotel in old Quebec!

I will confess that the stairs nearly did me in (to the front door) but it's all worth it once you enter the astonishingly beautiful old hotel! It's over 100 years old, and although not the original owner, you cannot really tell by the antique furnishings. We had the Mme Belanger suite on the 2nd floor front, and it was simply huge for the 2 of us, and so gorgeous. The bed and pillows were very comfortable in our 4 poster bed, and there were 2 couches and 2 chairs to sit on in the parlour. It was all heavenly cooled by air conditioning too, which was marvelous as it was in the 30s Celsius while we were there for 3 nights. Breakfast of fruit, cake, eggs, toast, home made jam and yogurt, plus coffee and tea, is included by the host. I enjoyed my stay very much and would highly recommend this hotel.

Hotel response

Comment: 4 Aug 2025

Thanks for you review, we are pleased that you enjoyed your stay with us.
Solo traveller

UK

Comment: 2 Jul 2025

Stayed in: Jun 2025

Three stars could so easily become five!

I have a lot of bones to pick with the Chateau du Faubourg, but all the problems could be so easily solved, and this gorgeous place would be faultless: my three stars could so easily be five. I stayed in the Library and I would have loved to read even more of the amazing selection of books.
Some of my gripes are important, some not – but I’m putting them here as suggestions to the management, and so that future guests are aware.
The less important ones:
I had no idea how to use the coffee machine in the room and the pictorial instructions on it left me none the wiser – a kettle and some instant coffee (and some tea?) would be easier for us foreigners. I also couldn’t work out how to get into the garden. I don’t want the manager of a B&B to be over-chatty but it would have been nice if Philippe had taken a few moments to show me around the place, or if he had given some idea of how to contact him if necessary. He is actually very kind, flexible, and helpful but the guest needs to be proactive to discover this.
Beware of the curtain rods as they are just jammed into the window space and fall down quite easily. On the other hand it is also easy to put them back up again.
You will have to carry your own luggage up the steep stairs to the front door. That wasn't an issue for me with my backpack, but the people who arrived at the same time as I did really struggled.
Then the more important things:
The bedroom window pane in the Library was badly cracked – it was just as well I noticed it before I tried to wrestle the window open (not easy – I managed to nab Philippe as he passed with some other guests and he opened the bathroom window for me, the bedroom one being unusable) or I could have injured myself badly.
The air conditioning is very noisy indeed and I found it almost impossible to sleep. That made my long journey home across the Atlantic even more trying than it need have been.
And finally...the wifi is extremely unreliable. I could mostly get online on my phone, but not on my laptop. It constantly dropped which was very irritating as I was trying to work. As I so often say in my reviews: it is absolutely fine not to have wifi. But please, please, if your wifi is unreliable or as in this case almost non-existent, say so. And then your guests will know what to expect.

Hotel response

Comment: 4 Aug 2025

Dear Max,
Reading your comments We understand that many small details made your stay less pleasant then you were expecting. We are constantly improving our Château in order to modernized it. Of course we are not a brand new hotel and will never be. We valued your comments and will look at the improvements that we can bring to make the library more comfortable. Hope you have a joyed some of the points that you didn’t mentioned, like the cleanness of the property, the great location, the breakfast, free parking etc.
Family traveller

Comment: 23 Sep 2024

Stayed in: Sep 2024

In traditional 18th Century style!

Excellent central location, Phillippe manager/host is welcoming.
Quaint little 18th C building restored in traditional style. We stayed with family in the loft room, others stayed in library. Fridge in the room is little noisy at night Room was ok it was functional. Had a little seperate bathroom but was on the 3rd floor.
Parking is included round corner on designated space for duration of visit.
Breakfast was simple and nice with cereals, fruit, some cheese and ham. Coffee, tea, and juice. Eggs are offered with toast.
Location is great with short walk to cafes and bars with shops and eateries and a fish and chip shop across the road.
A short walk to Old Town a must see! My favourite of all the big cities in the region.
On a diff note:
Not sure if my husband was imagining things but one evening when we played cards on the front balcony outside main entrance, he was just leaving our room in top floor to join us where he saw a man come from the opposite suite wearing a black top hat and suit with orange waist coat and ti. He described him as fairly young and he passed him and appears to walk hastily down the stairs towards the front door where he lost sight of him. About 9pm at night he said he was struck by his choice of clothing and when he joined us he asked us if we had seen him leave, at which we all replied, no! No one had come out of the door by us! That’s not only odd thing to occur but hey ho could be imagination

Excellent location

4.8

429 Rue Saint-Jean, Quebec, G1R 1P3, Canada|0.91 km from city centre

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Le Château du Faubourg B&B: FAQs

Le Château du Faubourg B&B is 0.9 km away from Quebec city centre.
Le Château du Faubourg B&B is in Quebec, Canada and is 0.9 km away from Quebec city centre.
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