We have been greatly recommented l'Eau a la bouche by many locals as the place to go in the Laurentians. How this place is called a Relais & Chateaux fools me. It is quite ordinary, alongside a busy road, no garden to speak of, a pool fenced by an ugly chainlink facing the road, the hotel is shabby, greatly needs... more

L'Eau a la bouche remains one of the best place to eat in or around Montreal for years. However, I am a bit puzzled that the hotel by itself is part of the Relais and Chateaux chain. I have been lucky to travel to 5* hotels in Europe , Canada and the Carribean . Instead of a four star, I... more

This hotel claims to be a "Ralais and Chateau". This hotel does not meet the expected standards of such prestigous affiliaton (I know as I have enjoyed staying at several Relais and Chateau internationally). I stayed there one evening early October 08. We enjoyed a great meal (the restaraunt is fantastic) and finished the evening with a night cap in... more

We recently stayed at L'Eau a la Bouche after spending 3 days at Hovey Manor. What a disappointment! Although the website suggests that there is kayaking (and other related activities), there are no such activities at all on the site except for the expensive spa. The weather was rainy and sometimes cold for much of our stay but was the... more

The restaraunt is certainly 5 star. Excellent food and extremely good service with a wine cellar that could not be faulted. The hotel on the other hand, is in my view ,only a 3 star rating. It is in need of refurbishment. We booked the king suite which had recently been refitted, but not to a high standard. There was... more

The hotel itself is nice enough. It's not fabulous, nor is is bad at all, but the real reason to stay here is for the excellent restaurant onsite. The cuisine is innovative, the ingredients very fresh, the presentation is wonderful, and the wine list is extensive and quite good. The attached Spa is small but very nice. There is a... more

True to its name ("mouth watering") delightful food is the focus at L'Eau a la Bouche. The restaurant -- in a separate nearby building -- prepares fresh, local seasonal ingredients with unerring skill and panache. The wine cellar matches the virtuosity of the kitchen. We booked two hotel rooms. Both were clean and pleasantly (though differently) decorated, each with a... more

Stayed here one night. The room is acceptable, but far from being in the luxury category which I expected considering it belongs to the Relais & Chateaux chain. It desperately needs renovations; the bathroom is most disappointing as it smelled from mildew; the bathroom counter and tiling is almost identical to what one would find in a Quality Inn or... more

Payé 550$ pour 1 nuit, 2 soupers, 2 déjeuners, 2 entrées au SPA - La chambre était bien mais décidément... more