Fairmont Le Château Frontenac

"Québec City’s grande-dame Fairmont Le Château Frontenac hotel, open since 1893, has 610 rooms decorated with wingback chairs and subtle gold accents—some with en suite fireplaces—in its six castle-style towers. Fires roar all winter in its three restaurants, including casual Bistro Le Sam and chandelier-bedecked Champlain, with modern-Québecois menu by chef Gabriel Molleur-Langevin, who worked at Noma in Copenhagen. Château Frontenac’s culinary team is partnering with Hôtel de Glace, Québec City’s annual ice hotel, on a restaurant made entirely of ice and snow. Debuting January 17, 2025, its $225-per-person menu includes Québec-accented fare like wild boar bacon consommé. Château Frontenac from $207" - Michael Kaminer

"Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1.5 bathTop amenities: Floor-to-ceiling windows with incredible panoramic viewsNearby attractions: Le Relais, Mont-St-Anne, Lac Beauport This luxurious mountaintop tiny home looks like it was plucked straight from a movie set. It makes a gorgeous holiday spot for solo travelers or couples looking for a romantic getaway. Boasting spectacular views of the mountain ranges below from every room, it feels incredibly private even though it’s a quick drive to the best parts of Quebec City. Keep in mind that this one-bedroom home is off-grid so you won’t be able to take an Uber or taxi here—you’ll need an all-wheel drive vehicle, or you can arrange a shuttle service with the host."

"A charming city known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, French influence, and as a cruise departure port."

"18th-century loft with modern amenities and a private terrace in the heart of Quebec City." - Kaitlyn McInnis

"Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, perched on a clifftop, is Quebec City’s grand dame hotel dating back to 1893. Visitors can enjoy afternoon tea at the Champlain Restaurant and admire the chandeliers in the lobby." - Travel + Leisure Editors