We stayed at this hotel the night of Celine Dion's famous Quebec City 400th anniversary concert. We arrived earlier than the check-in time. The lady told us the cleaning staff was on dinner break, but would see what she could do after that. We said we needed to go for lunch anyway, and she pointed out that there was a... more

Overall we were pretty disappointed with our stay at the Clarion in Ste Foy and we would definitely not recommend this particular Clarion location to others in it's current state. We were returning to the Maritimes after a trip to Ontario and thought it would be a great opportunity to have a short break in our trip and take part... more

If you are looking for an hotel in the center of Quebec city, don't choose this one. You need a 20 minutes ride to go there. The hotel is really in the suburb. But if you are looking for a good hotel with nice rooms at a decent price, it could be the one. We got a renovated room, really... more

This is a very nice Clarion property which accepts pets (you can't leave them alone in the room though, even created). Rooms were comfortable if not spectacular and amenities were reasonable. The two main issues are that it is further from downtown Quebec than we originally thought and that the wireless internet access does not work in the low-rise portion... more

We stayed at the Clarion for one night with a group tour. The hotel was fine for what it was, although certainly not anywhere I'd go out of my way to stay. It is well situated off the road but not really near anything - not an issue for us since the bus took us around. The room was basic... more

Disappointing decor, charged $10 for half an hour of internet use when other hotels offer this for free. Lots of coach crowds in the evening. Close to the highway but removed from everything else. more

My wife and I had planned and researched this vacation trip very carefully before booking four nights at the Clarion Hotel, Ste Foy, Quebec. We decided to drive to Quebec through our beautiful home state of Maine and cross the boarder into Quebec at Jackman, Maine. We waited in line for 51 minutes to pull up to the window and... more

I arrived with a tour group, one of many to stay at the hotel. Luckily, our group had dinners elsewhere, because there's not much within short walking distance of the hotel. Breakfasts were downstairs and a buffet was available if you could work your way through all the tour crowd to get at it. The buffet was a little pricier... more

The sign at the entrance shows 4 stars, the online booking sites list this as 3 stars, but as far as the condition of the guest rooms, I would rate this a very run-down 1.5 star hotel. The lobby has been renovated and looks decent, but the hallways and guest rooms are old, drab, run-down and badly in need of... more