1 Rue Des Carrieres
Quebec City, PQ G1R 4P5
Chain: Fairmont Hotels
Standing in grandeur, overlooking the magnificent Saint Lawrence River, the Fairmont Chateau Frontenac is the pride of Quebec City. In fact, for some people, the Fairmont Chateau Frontenac is synonymous with old Quebec. Originally built in the late 19th century as a stopover for Canadian Pacific Railroad travelers, the Chateau Frontenac is seeped in Canadian history. At night, it can be seen from any part of the city. With its medieval and Renaissance architecture, this fairy tale castle intrigues and entices the visitors to the magical city of Quebec. Wouldn’t you just love to stay here?
Does HotelsByCity recommend this hotel?
Expensive, but probably worth it is the general consensus about the Fairmont Chateau Frontenac. While the less expensive rooms are rather small, most people do not spend that much time indoors when they are in Quebec City. The location of the Fairmont Chateau Frontenac can’t be beat, and the food is simply marvelous. Most reviews about the staff were positive. Read our customer reviews?
Now matter which room you choose at the Chateau Frontenac you will be transported back in time to an era of elegance. The smaller guest rooms accommodate single travelers or couples with limited luggage. Deluxe Old Quebec rooms are larger, and have a view of Quebec architecture. Deluxe River Rooms offer awe-inspiring views of the Saint Lawrence River. In the Chateau Frontenac Signature Rooms, you will spend you vacation in opulence suitable for nothing less than royalty.
Choose one of the Deluxe or Signature rooms for a fantastic view of the magnificent Saint Lawrence River. Enjoy the convenient high speed Internet access, as well as the luxury bath products, hair dryers ironing boards and cable television. In the late afternoon, head down to the Old Fashioned Tea and enjoy a variety of tea sandwiches, fresh fruits, cakes and other delicious snacks. At night, enjoy delicious Quebec cuisine and elegant dining at Le Champlain. No need to worry about the calories. You can work off your meal at the fitness center.
Driving Directions from Jean Lesage Aéroport:
* From the Jean Lesage Airport to Fairmont Le Château Frontenac takes about 30 minutes.
* From terminal, to end of access road, right on 'Route de l'Aéroport'.
* Route de l'Aéroport on to Freeway 540 south (Boul Duplessis)
* At the end of 540 south, exit Boul. Laurier
* Boul Laurier becomes Chemin St-Louis, Grande Allée and then rue St-Louis (inside old city)
* The Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is at the end of this street on the right-hand side.
Driving Directions from the East on North Shore (Malbaie, Ste-Anne de Beaupré):
* Take provincial rd 138 west to Freeway 40 west
* 40 west to 440 west (straight ahead)
* At the end of 440 west, exit 'Grande Allée-Boul. René Lévesque'
* Merge on Honoré Mercier, up the hill, past the National Assembly Buildings (on your right)
* At traffic light, turn left on Grande Allée which becomes rue Saint- Louis inside the Old City
* Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is at the end of the street on the right-hand side.
Driving directions from the East on the South Shore (Maritimes, Lévis):
* From Maritimes, Trans Canada 2 west in New Brunswick, on to 185 north in Quebec to junction 20 west (at Rivière du Loup)
* 20 west to exit 314 (multiple exit)
* Take exit to fwy 73 north, Quebec
* 73 north to St-Lawrence river, crossing on Pierre Laporte bridge
* 1 km after the bridge 3rd exit for Boulevard Laurier
* Merge on Laurier east, which becomes Chemin St-Louis, Grande Allée and rue St-Louis (inside Old City)
* The Château Frontenac is the last building on the right on rue St-Louis.
Driving Directions from the North (Chicoutimi, Stoneham):
* Take Provincial hwy 175 south, on to Fwy 73 south and back on 175 south
* At the end of freeway, on to Dorchester boul.
* End of Dorchester, left on Côte d'Abraham
* Halfway to the top, right on Honoré Mercier
* Follow that street past the Parliament Buildings (on your right) until the end
* At the street light, turn left on Grande Allée
* Grande Allée becomes rue St-Louis inside the Old City
* Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is at the end, on the right-hand side
Driving Directions from the West on North Shore (Montréal, Trois Rivières):
* 40 west to exit 305-S (540 south, Boulevard Duplessis)
* 540 south to exit Boulevard Laurier
* Merge on Laurier east, which becomes Chemin St-Louis, then Grande Allée and rue St-Louis (inside Old City
* The street will change names to Grande Allée, then to rue Saint- Louis
* Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is at the last building on rue St-Louis on the right.
Driving directions from the West on South Shore (New York border, Vermont border, Montreal, Drummondville):
* From New York, I-87 north, becomes Fwy 15 north at the border, to junction with 20 east
* From Boston and Vermont, I-91 north, becomes fwy 55 north at the border, to junction with 20 east
* 20 east to left hand exit 312-N (73 north, Quebec)
* 73 north to St-Lawrence river, crossing on Pierre Laporte suspension bridge
* 1 km (0.6 mile) after bridge, 3rd exit for Boulevard Laurier
* Merge on Laurier east which becomes Chemin St-Louis, Grande Allée and rue St-Louis (inside Old City)
* Fairmont le Château Frontenac is the last building on the right hand side
Driving Direction from the South (Maine, Beauce):
* From Maine, route 201 to Quebec border, becomes 173 north at the border
* 173 north on to fwy 73 north
* 73 north to St-Lawrence river, crossing on Pierre Laporte suspension bridge
* 1 km (0.6 mile) after bridge, 3rd exit for Boulevard Laurier
* Merge on Laurier east, becomes Chemin St-Louis, than Grande Allée, than rue St-Louis (inside Old City)
* Fairmont le Château Frontenac is the last building on the right hand side.
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