My husband and I stayed at the Manoir Becancour, just over the river from Trois-Rivieres, when we couldn't find a room in Trois-Rivieres for less than $120! What an unbelieveable surprise....We had a suite in the original building with amenities and funishings I would expect only in a five star hotel - bathrobes, 2 flat screen TVs, fine toiletries, a... more

This little, out-of-the-way B & B is by far one of the loveliest establishments in the Quebecois countryside. Upon arrival, we received a free upgrade to their "Black and White Suite" - which turned out to consist of two elegantly laid rooms adorned in French-style toile decor. Although the toile-theme is presented in minimalist fashion, the design of the room... more

We traveled from Montreal to Quebec and stopped mid way because we had read reviews of this Inn. Out of the way in a small town - don't follow Google directions, they are wrong. Despite the fact they are in the process of a major renovation of the Inn, they were prepared, hospitalble and everything was wonderful. We had the... more

During our roundtrip through Canada we stayed at the Manoir Becancour just one night, but we enjoyed it very much. The house is furnished very romantic and stylish with antic furniture. Each room has a very special theme - ours was Marie Antoinette. The whole room was kept in elegant white (look at the pictures, I have downloaded) - very... more

Jasmine, the owner of the Manoir welcomed us. The food is excellent, the service is just outstanding. All the rooms are beautiful and decorated with taste. If you like old style home, you will love this place. It is located right by the bicycle path near the Becancour river. I strongly recommend this charming place. more

Every now and then, you are able to find a gem! Well, The Manoir Becancourt is just that. The "auberge" is in a Victorian Mansion dating in the early 1900s. It is very romantic, stylish and peaceful. We truly enjoyed our stay there. The owners were very welcoming, Mario Vianni cooked a delicious dinner and we were looked after by... more

My wife and I were looking for a stop in the Quebec countryside on our way from Boston to Quebec City; something quaint, quiet (and near golf courses). We found all that at Manoir Becancourt and more. The owner/hostess was wonderfully helpful, and bilingual, helping us with golf and church times etc since we speak no French. The rooms are... more

Le Manoir Bécancourt est localisé dans un secteur paisible de cette municipalité, tout près du presbytère datant de 1774, à... more