Le Widor, Petit Hôtel

Close to Old Quebec. Landlady was very friendly. Very much a B$B experience.

Stay in Le Widor was really good and the hostess Sophie was kind and helping. She also suggested some good sightseeing options in Quebec old city and we loved the stay. Room size was perfect and bathroom was very clean. The place was near to old city with good bar and restaurant options.

Lovely little bed and breakfast inn great location near famous Cartier Street. We stayed in the basement loft- a very spacious apartment. One word of caution—need to be able to navigate steep steps. Breakfast was delightful. Sophie is a great hostess. We would definitely stay there again. It is quaint—the opposite of a grand hotel. Felt like being in someone’s home. Much within walking distance such as the Museumnof Fine Arts.

Excellent location, large suite, friendly host, next to walking mall with local shops and restaurants

The hotel is fine with a lovely manager but beware of local parking restrictions.

Our stay was fabulous. The owner was very friendly and our rooms and the common areas were very clean. Great location to walk to attractions all over the city. We would stay there again!

Old but very nice and cozy house. 25 minutes walk to old town, a little bit far but very close to a free walking tour. Very convenience to local restaurants and shops.

The owner, Sophie, was super helpful and very nice. The hotel is beautiful and very comfortable. We had the room right next to the kitchen (where Sophie cooks breakfast), but was still quiet. We had a nice hang-out one night with another couple staying at the hotel, sharing a bottle of wine on the back balcony. The small size of Le Widor is defnitely a plus. We LOVED the neighborhood--an easy walk to the Old Town, but residential and peaceful. The daily free English-language tour of Quebec starts about 4 blocks from the hotel, and it's fantastic. Some great restaurants one block further out from center on Rue Cartier, as well as some towards Old Town. Great stay!

I would highly recommend this very comfortable and convenient B&B, which has big, handsomely-decorated rooms and spacious updated bathrooms. Our room had good reading lights on both sides of the bed, large closets, and extra pillows and blankets. The proprietor was very cheerful, friendly, and helpful, and gave us lots of advice about the locale and sightseeing. Breakfast was fresh and delicious, consisting of yogurt with fruit and granola, whole-grain toast, omelets with vegetables, and coffee. On the same (upper) floor as our room, there was a full kitchen available for our use at all times, with complimentary tea available. The breakfast area was pleasant and light-filled, with an outdoor porch available (we did not use this, as we were there in the winter). The Widor’s location is very good: a short walk from Quebec’s National Art Museum and the Plains of Abraham battlefield/park along the St. Lawrence River. It’s half a block from Cartier Street, which is a trendy street lined with shops and restaurants, including a small indoor mall with coffee shop, small grocery, and other stores. The Widor is also a short couple of blocks from the revolving rooftop restaurant at the Hotel Concorde, which has spectacular views of the city and river. The Widor is within walking distance of the historic Old City, but if you’re new to Quebec and want to concentrate on the Old City, you might want to stay closer to it.

Raro. No nos espera nadie. Solo un cartel con todas las indicaciones para ingresar al establecimiento y la llave colgada de la puerta de tu habitación. Por otro lado un lugar para desayunar, con refrigerador, microondas y todos los utensilios de cocina para que durante todo el día dispongas de yogurt, frutas, panes...Nunca vimos a nadie del hotel. Raro pero la disposición de la cocina, muy bueno.