Quebec City · Canada
Stays in Quebec City
A walled old town of cobblestones, copper roofs and French romance.
The only walled city north of Mexico, and the most European corner of Canada. Filter by the kind of stay you are after — a heritage hotel inside the ramparts, a boutique room in Petit-Champlain, or a romantic escape for two.
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What to expect
- UNESCO-listed Old Quebec
- Chateau Frontenac and the ramparts
- Petit-Champlain and Place-Royale
Local tips
- ✓Stay inside the walls (Vieux-Quebec) to be steps from the Chateau, the ramparts and the river.
- ✓Winter Carnival in February and the lit-up old town make the cold worth it.
- ✓French is the first language — a few words go a long way and are warmly received.
Where to stay
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Frequently asked questions
Is Quebec City walkable?
Very — Old Quebec is compact and made for walking, though the Upper and Lower towns are linked by steep stairs and a funicular. Stays inside the walls keep you close to everything.
Do I need to speak French?
No, but it helps. Quebec City is predominantly French-speaking; most people in hospitality also speak English, and a polite bonjour opens every door.