Hôtel Le Priori Inc.

Hotels

Our boutique hotel is located in the Old Port of Québec in a historical building that was once the home of famous architect Jean Baillairgé. Each room is unique and offers the comfort you deserve: queen-sized bed and slate-tile bathroom with a multi-jet massaging showerhead and/or claw-foot bathtub. We also have loft suites with a spacious living room, fireplace and bathroom with a hot tub. In 2012, we introduced our new junior suites, one of which has a private spa and a great view of Place-Royale.

Parking:
Outdoor on site for a fee

CITQ: 029713

Number of Units: 28,
Number of Units With Air Conditioning: 28,
Number of Units With Mini Fridge: 28,
Number of Units With Private Bathroom: 28,

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

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Address :
15, rue du Sault-au-Matelot
Québec, QC,
G1K 3Y7
Hôtel Le Priori Inc.

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