Quebec City

The three historic buildings are decorated in antiques and photographs that reference their past. — Condé Nast Traveler

Old Québec meets new in one of the city's most romantic boutique hotels. — Frommer's

This four-star luxury hotel, inside the city's first National Bank of Canada office, has guest rooms with 12-foot-high ceilings and stunning views of Old Québec. — Fodor's

600-room castle set atop a cliff overlooking the St Lawrence River - worth seeing even if you don't stay overnight. — Insight Guides

From the moment you walk into the lobby... you get the sense that this is an impeccably designed and sophisticated establishment that’s catering to the discerning executive. — Forbes Travel Guide

Auberge Place D'Armes is an upper-middle-range boutique property that occupies two charming 17th- and 19th-century buildings on an endearing pedestrian-only street in the heart of Old Quebec. — Oyster

Mahogany desks, wood panelling and a magnificent hall welcome guests to this historic building. Pool, parking and restaurant. — DK Eyewitness

This eco-friendly, three-pearl property puts vacationers within strolling distance of must-see sites -- including Notre-Dame Cathedral. — Oyster

This property is located one block from the Chateau Frontenac, and the Clarendon's low-key elegance, pithy patina and friendly staff make it a viable alternative for budgeting travelers. — Star Service

For choosy travelers with an image to maintain, this ultrachic boutique hotel is worthy of your designer luggage. — Fodor's

The hotel’s wide range of services, the diversity of packages offered, and its proximity to the Old City make it a versatile choice. — Travel + Leisure

Decorated in a modern rustic style that combines neutral tones and rich woodwork, the Saint-Pierre is a classic inn that offers an intimate and calm atmosphere. — Travel + Leisure

Built in 1974, this 29-story concrete high-rise with an excellent location on Grande Allée has just been revived by new ownership. — Fodor's

Linked to the slicker, contemporary Hilton Quebec by an underground shopping arcade, this dependable midrange commercial magnate sits opposite Parliament. — Star Service

The Hilton Quebec is a high-rise building that is connected to the convention center by an indoor walkway. — Oyster

Around the corner from restaurant-lined Ave Cartier, this friendly (and gay-friendly) hotel offers sleek modern rooms and professional service. — Lonely Planet

Behind the Château Frontenac, this 1898 hotel occupies four heritage houses with the same green roofing, and offers comfortable accommodations in a good location. — Fodor's