Five Star Luxury Lodging
Château Frontenac
Lodge in the heart of Québec City's walls
(The only walled city in North America)
Experience the ultimate in comfort with our luxury accommodation. Chateau Frontenac offers elegant lodging that ensure a relaxing atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after a thrilling day on the slopes.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site overlooking the magnificent Saint Lawrence River
- Elegant touch of historic Europe in the one of the most beautiful walking cities in the world!
- Unparalleled level of luxury and service
- Restaurants offer exceptional views of the Saint Lawrence River
World Class Skiing and Snowboarding
Stunning Canadian Snow
Mont-St-Anne
Exhilarating rush with stunning views:
- 71 Trails, covering 45 miles on 3 sides
- 3 Snowparks
(XL, Intermediate, Beginners) - 10 Lifts: 15,720 skiers/hour
Stoneham
Glide into true adventure:
- 42 trails covering 18.9 miles on 3 mountains
- 7 Lifts: 10,550 skiers/hour
- Olympic 22 feet half-pife + 3 Snowparks
(XL, Intermediate, Introduction)
A magical winter wonderland of Fun
Québec City
Walk out the door to a walled city over 400 years old. Christmas lights on every street, amazing shops, and boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, ice skating by the city gate, a toboggan sled ride that will jet you at 70 miles an hour, ice sculptures, horse-drawn carriage rides... this is Québec City!
- Amazing winter activities right outside your door
- So much fun to walk and chill in this amazing city
- Your photos will be amazing!
This is Quebec City:
Petit Champlain Street
"like stepping into a Christmas Card" The French influence is evident everywhere you look in Place Royale and along Rue du Petit-Champlain, one of the oldest commercial streets in North America.
So many winter activities
From the superb skating ring in Place d’Youville, the oldest and fastest Toboggan ride in North America, the shops, restaurants, concert halls, and historic buildings along the celebrated street offer plenty of opportunities to warm up and take a timeout.
European Style Old City
The narrow streets leading to Dufferin Terrace and Chateau Frontenac (St. Louis and St. Anne streets) are oozing with charm and cachet, and are well worth taking the time to explore.
