Auberge Saint-Antoine, Quebec City

Auberge Saint-Antoine - A museum hotel with archaeological artifacts, farm-to-table dining, and St. Lawrence River views

Located in a UNESCO World Heritage site in Old Quebec's Port district, this four-star Quebec City hotel occupies three historic buildings facing the St. Lawrence River. Archaeological artifacts found during excavation are displayed throughout Auberge Saint-Antoine's 95 individually designed rooms and public spaces, including the Dauphine Battery remnants and relics from six historical eras. The hotel features Chez Muffy, a French-Canadian restaurant set in an 1822 maritime warehouse, plus Bar Artefact for cocktails and light dining. Guest rooms offer heated bathroom floors, Bose sound systems, and Nespresso machines, while suites add living areas with sofa beds and deep soaking tubs. The property provides a 24-hour fitness center, yoga studio, treatment rooms, and two saunas. The Old Port Market and Place Royale lie within a 3-minute walk.

Pros

Archaeological artifacts from six historical eras are integrated into the hotel's design

Farm-to-table ingredients sourced from hotel's own farm on Île d'Orléans

Each of the 95 rooms features unique historical artifacts and individual designs

Two Finnish saunas with 24-hour guest access

Cons

20-minute drive from Quebec City Jean Lesage International Airport

Some suites require stair access in the historic Hunt House building