Hôtel & Centre de congrès Travelodge Québec

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Travelodge by Wyndham Quebec City Hotel & Convention Centre is located in the Sainte-Foy district of Québec City, only 5 minutes from Jean Lesage International Airport and 10 minutes from the historical downtown core.

The 231 renovated rooms and suites over 12 floors afford breathtaking views of the Québec City bridges and Sainte-Foy. A total of 12 000 sq. ft. of meeting space. Amenities: restaurant, bar, Wi-Fi, fitness centre, free covered parking, electrical vehicle charging station and more.

The hotel’s excellent location is convenient for families, individual guests and business travellers.

Electric Vehicle Charging Station:
Yes

Access for Mobility Impaired People:
Partial

Parking:
Free Outdoor on Site, Free Indoor on Site

CITQ: 006064

Number of Units: 231,
Number of Units With Air Conditioning: 230,
Number of Units With Mini Fridge: 230,
Number of Units With Private Bathroom: 230,

AvailableUnavailable
Airport Shuttle : Unavailable,
Elevators : Available,
Free WI-FI Internet : Available,
Indoor Spa : Unavailable,
Old Québec Shuttle : Unavailable,
Outdoor Spa : Unavailable,
Pet-Friendly : Available,
Units with Kitchenette : Unavailable,

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Address :
3125, boulevard Hochelaga
Québec, QC,
G1W 2P9
Hôtel & Centre de congrès Travelodge Québec

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