It was a long weekend get away. Our family was at the Le St-Martin in Laval/Montreal for one night and went to Quebec City where we stayed at the Grand Times hotel (6515 Boul. Wilfrid Hamel, Quebec) and this hotel is rated a 4 star but it's sure does not look or feel like one. This hotel can not be... more

The hotel will be appreciated by people who love interior design. Located at a 20 minutes car drive from Old Quebec City near the big commercial centre of Galeries the hotel is completely smoking free (they charge you CAD 200 for extra cleaning if smoke is detected in your room). A very nice lobby (dark as the whole hotel) with... more

I chose this hotel because of the fabulous pictures I saw online. The room is very modern, but a little dark and the same size as any other standard room with 2 beds. The lobby is large and modern with loads of seating and a flat screen tv. As a family we weren't hanging out in the lobby, but perhaps... more

Cost: $130 (much cheaper than most other Quebec City area hotels on that day). Lobby area: Quite attractive and modern looking. Spacious with much seating under normal, non-breakfast situations. Front desk staff: Excellent French-accented English. Very, very helpful. Room cleanliness: Bathroom floor was NOT cleaned from the previous users. It had hair and reddish streaks on it. But, when we... more

Stayed one night after Nostalgia '80 in Quebec City. The heating in the room was a combo unit in the window, very noisy (we had to shut it down for the night). No hot water in the morning. Strange humming noise every 1-2 minute. And parking was full when we came back in the night, had to park outside the... more

While not located in the central part of Quebec city, The Grand Times hotel was a short and very easy ride into Quebec, and with a little searching, we were able to find free (or very cheap) parking in the city--during one of its busiest winter weekends! The Grand Times looks just like its website photos: it's located directly across... more

Feb 09. Thought I would try a new hotel just outside Quebec and relatively close to the airport. As I sit here, I really want to like The Grand Times Hotel, its website made it look particularly chic. The hotel however feels like it is in the middle of nowhere, with vast parking lots stretching out to the distant shopping... more

The Grand Times Hotel was not our first choice during our trip to Quebec City on August 14th and 15th for their 400th anniversary celebration. But since most of the hotels in Old Quebec City were booked at that time, we decided to try the Grand Times and were not disappointed. The location is not close to the main tourist... more

I booked this hotel after booking and cancelling several others, which were expensive due to the 400th celebrations. I wanted a room with two beds, and after an excellent email exchange with staff was assured the staff would do their best to make it happen and they did! The room was beautiful, very postmodern. The bathroom was nice and the... more