Pet-Friendly Hotels in Lévis, Quebec
Lévis sits across the St. Lawrence River from Quebec City, and six of its hotels state that pets are welcome or pet-friendly. Days Inn by Wyndham Levis and Hotel L'Oie des neiges list an indoor pool, a hot tub and a sauna, the Quality Inn & Suites lists pet-friendly rooms and the highest score, and the Hampton Inn & Suites adds a family-friendly restaurant. The Comfort Inn is near Highway 20 and the ferry to Old Quebec City, and the Comfort Inn & Suites is near the Quebec Bridge. None of the listings gives fees or size limits, so I explain which hotel suits which trip and leave the rules to a quick call.
Lévis is a practical, welcoming city on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River, facing Quebec City. Its hotels sit near highways and the ferry, so pets are welcome in comfortable, easy-access bases rather than in a scenic old town.
Where pets are welcome in Lévis
I rank these hotels by what a traveler with an animal can use: a stated pet policy, pools, breakfast, parking and the connection to Quebec City. Ratings and review counts come from the listings, and I name only what a hotel's own description states.
The Quality Inn & Suites has the highest rating here, 9.1 from 928 reviews. It is off the Trans-Canada Highway and lists an indoor pool, a gym, a business center, a daily buffet breakfast and pet-friendly rooms. Rooms have a 50-inch flat-screen TV, an iPod docking station and free WiFi. I would choose it first for a stay with a dog, since the score is high, the review record is solid and the listing speaks of rooms that welcome pets, which is more specific than a general policy. A business center is listed too, which helps if you need to print a document on the road.
Days Inn by Wyndham Levis, in St. Nicolas, is rated 7.8 from 3,067 reviews, the largest review record on this page. It offers an indoor pool, a hot tub, a sauna and a full American breakfast, with flat-screen TVs and free WiFi in comfortable rooms, and Quebec City is a short drive away. Hotel L'Oie des neiges, rated 8.4 from 1,285 reviews, lists an indoor garden and pool, a hot tub and a sauna, just off Highway 20 with easy access to downtown Lévis. Both are good for families with a dog.
The Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Quebec City Levis, rated 8.6 from 656 reviews, lists family rooms with free WiFi and air-conditioning, an indoor swimming pool, a fitness room and a family-friendly restaurant serving French cuisine, with a terrace and outdoor seating. It is pet-friendly. I would book it when you want to eat at the hotel with a dog nearby on the terrace, and a family-friendly dining room for the evening, though you should ask whether pets can sit on the terrace. Family rooms, free WiFi and air-conditioning make it a comfortable base after a day out with the dog.
The Comfort Inn, rated 7.7 from 946 reviews, offers a hot breakfast buffet, a fitness room and free WiFi near Highway 20 and the ferry to Old Quebec City. The Comfort Inn & Suites, rated 7.5 from 1,248 reviews, lists free parking, a complimentary breakfast, an indoor heated pool, a hot tub and a fitness room, near the Quebec Bridge and the St. Lawrence River. Both are pet-friendly and simpler than the others, so I choose them for a practical base when the ferry or the bridge matters. Free WiFi is included at the Comfort Inn, and free parking at the Comfort Inn & Suites, which keeps logistics simple.
A traveler's takeFor a stay in Lévis with a dog, I would book the Quality Inn & Suites for its 9.1 rating and pet-friendly rooms, or Hotel L'Oie des neiges if a hot tub and a sauna matter, rated 8.4 from 1,285 reviews. For a trip that includes the ferry into Old Quebec City, I would choose the Comfort Inn. My honest note: none of these listings states pet fees or limits, so I would call the hotel first and confirm the rules for your animal.
4.6Quality Inn & Suites
Pet-Friendly · 928 reviewsIndoor pool, pet-friendly rooms, and easy highway access in Lévis
4.3Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Quebec City Levis
Pet-Friendly · 656 reviewsFamily-friendly comfort with an indoor pool and French dining in Lévis
Why guests love itHampton Inn & Suites Lévis gives families a calm base on the south shore of the St. Lawrence, across the river from Quebec City. Family rooms come with free WiFi and air conditioning, and the indoor pool keeps children busy in any season. The family-friendly restaurant serves French cuisine, the terrace and outdoor seating suit summer evenings, and pets are accepted, so the whole household can make the trip together.
4.2Hotel L'Oie des neiges
Pet-Friendly · 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.
3.9Days Inn by Wyndham Levis
Pet-Friendly · 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.
3.9Comfort Inn
Pet-Friendly · 946 reviewsComfortable rooms, hot breakfast, and easy access to Quebec City ferry
3.8Comfort Inn & Suites
Pet-Friendly · 1248 reviewsRelax with an indoor pool, hot tub, and free breakfast in Lévis
Local tips
- 1Book the Quality Inn & Suites for the highest score and rooms described as pet-friendly.
- 2Choose Days Inn by Wyndham Levis or Hotel L'Oie des neiges for a hot tub and a sauna with a dog.
- 3Take the Hampton Inn & Suites for a family-friendly restaurant and a terrace, and ask about pets on the terrace.
- 4Pick the Comfort Inn if the ferry to Old Quebec City matters, and ask about pets on board.
- 5Ask every hotel about pet fees, size limits and room restrictions, since the listings do not state them.
- 6Confirm pool hours and breakfast times at check-in, since they can differ between hotels.