Auberge Saint-Antoine

Historic metropolitan escape.

Encompassing a trio of sites in Québec City’s Old Port, Auberge Saint-Antoine is nestled on Îlot Hunt, an area facing the majestic St. Lawrence River. Each of the three buildings boasts great historical significance.

Insider Tip

Be sure to dine at Chez Muffy, set within a historic maritime warehouse dating back to 1822.

Where You’re Staying

The Auberge Saint-Antoine marries rich historical preservation with a modern hotel experience. With 95 rooms and suites, the hotel is adorned with precious artifacts found during an archaeological dig upon construction. Items date back as far as the 1600’s.

Where to Dine

Chez Muffy, a farm-to-table restaurant, is set within a historic maritime warehouse and offers stunning views of the St. Lawrence River. Enjoy a signature cocktail and light bites at Bar Artéfact, which provides another glimpse into Québec’s past through a showing of artifacts.

Where to Relax

The Health Club offers massages, facials, and body treatments using beauty products derived from natural plant and marine extracts. The Spa Sea C treatment helps counteract the effects of sun exposure and is rich in vitamin C.

What to Do

Spend the evening watching a film at Cinema Saint-Antoine. Learn about Old Québec City’s past on a guided archaeological tour of the hotel.

Features

Historic

Pet-Friendly

Urban

Fitness Center

Parking

Electric Vehicle Charging