Hôtel Maurice

Good location Quiet room despite being on a busy street Spacious, nicely decorated room (although no mirrors at all in the bedrooms) We liked having access to the terrace

It’s not like a hotel, more just rooms above a restaurant. I was uncomfortable walking in and out through the restaurant to access the lift to our room. There never seemed to be anyone in reception and the few staff members that we did encounter were very young and inexperienced, although pleasant. Our room was not cleaned on two out of our four days stay despite having the correct door tag out for the whole day. The room was dark with a ridiculously complicated lighting system that was impossible to work out and seemed to have a life of its own. One night we couldn’t turn off the light illuminating the bed head and had to sleep with it on. If your sheet or foot moved near the floor during the night the floor light turned on. It really needed an instruction manual. Another night the TV turned itself on in the early hours.

Unique quiet hotel within walking distance of old Quebec. Wonderful restaurant on site.

Very difficult to find the actual hotel and check in. Driving around the area and parking impossible. Very thankful for valet service.

Very cute decor. Everything was well appointed. Location was quite central.

Bed was small and room was quite small. Definitely not the most comfortable in that way. Also there were no mirrors outside the bathroom making it hard for two people to get ready at the same time.

Very helpful staff

The hotel is not located in the Old town as the description might suggest - it is a 20 minute walk from Old town. The pictures of the hotel are a little deceptive. They give the feel of a hotel situated in a square which is not the case. The hotel is situated on the main road. The deluxe queen room is a little claustrophobic with very small windows. None of the windows in the rooms open - so no scope for fresh air. In the Deluxe Quadruple room, the sink is located outside the toilet - which for us was strange, having to step out of the toilet to wash hands.