Lévis Hotels with a Hot Tub or Sauna
Five hotels in Lévis list a hot tub or a sauna, and they differ more than the label suggests. Hotel L'Oie des neiges and the Days Inn by Wyndham Levis in Saint-Nicolas both combine an indoor pool, a hot tub and a sauna. The Four Points by Sheraton Lévis Convention Centre has the only outdoor Jacuzzi, open all year. Repotel Levis and the Comfort Inn & Suites each offer a hot tub without a sauna. After a cold day in Old Quebec, reached by the ferry across the St. Lawrence, any of them gives you a warm end to the evening.
Lévis faces Quebec City across the St. Lawrence, stretching from Saint-Nicolas near the Quebec Bridge to the historic Vieux-Lévis. It is a calm, residential city with easy parking and hotels along Highway 20, linked to Old Quebec by a short ferry crossing. Its long winters explain why so many of its hotels offer indoor pools, hot tubs and saunas. For visitors, it combines a quieter night than the old capital with views of the Château Frontenac from the river.
Comparing hot tubs and saunas in Lévis
In a region where winter lasts from December to March, a hot tub or a sauna turns a functional hotel night into a real rest. The hotels on this page were selected because their own descriptions mention one or the other. I separate the hotels with a full trio of pool, hot tub and sauna from those with a hot tub only, and point out the single outdoor option, so you can choose according to what you actually want after a day of walking in Quebec City or along the Parcours des Anses.
For the full trio of pool, hot tub and sauna, two hotels qualify. Hotel L'Oie des neiges, rated 8.4 with nearly 1,300 reviews, sets its pool in an indoor garden, with the hot tub and sauna alongside, just off Highway 20. The Days Inn by Wyndham Levis, in Saint-Nicolas near the Quebec Bridge, has the same three facilities and a full American breakfast, and is the most reviewed hotel in Lévis with more than 3,000 reviews. I would choose L'Oie des neiges for the setting and the Days Inn for its location if you arrive from the west.
The Four Points by Sheraton Lévis Convention Centre is the only hotel here with an outdoor Jacuzzi, and it stays open all year. Sitting in hot water while snow falls is one of the pleasures of a Quebec winter, and this hotel makes it possible a few minutes from the ferry terminal to Old Quebec. Rated 8.7, it is connected to the Lévis Convention Centre and has free parking. It has no sauna in its description, so if you want both, combine a stay here with a visit to one of the Nordic spas of the Quebec City region.
Two hotels offer a hot tub on its own. Repotel Levis, rated 8.3 and with more than 2,000 reviews, adds a hot tub to air-conditioned rooms, private check-in and check-out, concierge service and free private parking. It suits travellers who want a reliable, simple base with a warm soak at the end of the day. The Comfort Inn & Suites, rated 7.5, near the Quebec Bridge and the river, combines an indoor heated pool, a hot tub, a fitness room and a free breakfast. Both are practical rather than charming, and honest about it.
Whatever the hotel, a hot tub feels best after time outside. The ferry crossing to Old Quebec takes only a few minutes and offers a view of the Château Frontenac; the Parcours des Anses along the St. Lawrence suits a long walk or a bike ride in the warmer months; and the Terrasse de Lévis gives a wide panorama over the river in any season. In winter, a walk on the Dufferin Terrace across the water, followed by the crossing back and an evening soak, makes a simple, satisfying day for travellers staying in Lévis.
A traveler's takeFor a hot tub and sauna together, I would choose Hotel L'Oie des neiges for its indoor garden around the pool, or the Days Inn by Wyndham Levis if you arrive by the Trans-Canada from the west. For an outdoor Jacuzzi in winter, the Four Points by Sheraton Lévis Convention Centre is the only option. My advice is to spend the day in Old Quebec, cross back on the ferry at dusk, and end the evening in the hot water.
4.4Four Points by Sheraton Lévis Convention Centre
Hot Tub & Sauna · 380 reviewsConnected to the convention centre with a year-round outdoor Jacuzzi
Why guests love itThe year-round outdoor Jacuzzi is the detail families remember, even in a Quebec winter. The hotel is a few minutes from the Lévis ferry, which crosses the St. Lawrence to Old Quebec, so a day in the old city works without driving into it. Outdoor parking and in-room WiFi are free. I would recommend it for families who want to visit Quebec City while sleeping on the quieter south shore.
4.2Hotel L'Oie des neiges
Hot Tub & Sauna · 1285 reviewsRelaxing hotel with an indoor garden, pool, hot tub, and sauna
Why guests love itHôtel L'Oie des Neiges in Lévis has an unusual feature for families: an indoor garden around the pool, which feels bright even in the depths of a Quebec winter. Children can swim in any season, while parents enjoy the hot tub and the sauna. The hotel sits just off Highway 20, so arrivals by car are easy, and downtown Lévis is within easy reach. Pets are accepted, which helps families travelling with a dog.
4.2Repotel Levis
Hot Tub & Sauna · 2073 reviewsComfortable rooms with a hot tub and free parking in Lévis
Why guests love itRepotel Lévis is a straightforward, well-rated option, and its laundry facilities are what I would point out first to families on a longer road trip with children. Free on-site private parking makes arrivals easy, and the hot tub is a pleasant way to end the day. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, free toiletries and free WiFi, and a lift helps with pushchairs and luggage. Concierge service can help plan outings, including the trip across the river to Quebec City.
3.9Days Inn by Wyndham Levis
Hot Tub & Sauna · 3067 reviewsPet-friendly hotel with an indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna near Quebec City
Why guests love itDays Inn by Wyndham Lévis, in the Saint-Nicolas area, is described as ideal for families, and the indoor pool, hot tub and sauna explain why: children swim while parents warm up, whatever the season. A full American breakfast is included, which settles the morning before a day out. Quebec City is a short drive across the St. Lawrence, so it works as a calmer, practical base for visiting it. Pets are welcome, and rooms have flat-screen TVs and free WiFi.
3.8Comfort Inn & Suites
Hot Tub & Sauna · 1248 reviewsRelax with an indoor pool, hot tub, and free breakfast in Lévis
Local tips
- 1Choose Hotel L'Oie des neiges or the Days Inn if you want a sauna as well as a hot tub, since they are the only two with both.
- 2Book the Four Points by Sheraton Lévis Convention Centre for an outdoor Jacuzzi in winter, the only one in Lévis.
- 3Repotel Levis and the Comfort Inn & Suites have a hot tub but no sauna in their descriptions, so check before booking.
- 4Take the ferry to Old Quebec for the day and return at dusk for an evening soak at your hotel.
- 5Bring a warm robe or a dry layer if you plan to use the outdoor Jacuzzi in freezing weather.
- 6Walk part of the Parcours des Anses before your soak, with the Château Frontenac in view across the river.