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POINTE-AU-PIC. From rustic pine-paneled rooms to spacious, modern executive suites, the 53 units in four "homes" that make up this inn offer guests an array of accommodations from which to choose. You'll also find meeting facilities, a restaurant serving regional cuisine, a swimming pool and tennis court. Four season activities are well within reach as Au Petit Berger is in the heart of La Malbaie. Expect to find plenty of shopping, golf, whale cruises, sleigh rides and hiking, hunting, fishing, alpine and cross-country skiing.
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BAIE-ST-PAUL. A charming, pitch-roofed brick colonial with a most welcoming front porch introduces you to Aux Petits Oiseaux, a recently renovated B&B that has stood for nearly a century. Rooms are private and colorfully appointed thanks to the discerning eye of the owner who also is a painter with a studio on the first floor of the office building. Guests may opt to stay in the loft of the Lodge, for a full apartment including kitchenette. Activities are close by from hiking and biking in the countryside, to shopping, sea kayaking and taking in the local festivals such as Rêves d'automne.
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BAIE-ST-PAUL. It would be hard to find more luxurious accommodations in a traditional B&B than you will at Maison Otis. The large stone cottage with a many-gabled facade has 30 well-appointed rooms with private baths and antique reproduction furnishings. Gourmet dining with patio seating for pleasant weather is available as well as spa treatments at the adjacent health center. Four seasons of activities ranging from fishing (ice and fresh water) to skiing and much in between mean that you'll be thankful for the indoor pool and sauna at the end of the day.
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CAP-À-L'AIGLE. Aptly named after writer Marguerite Yourcenar's hideway on Île des Monts-Déserts where she would go for peaceful retreats. A large, dove gray Colonial with a sweeping front porch houses the six cozy rooms at Auberge Petite Plaisance. Each room is decorated in a traditional style and four have private baths. You'll enjoy a sumptous breakfast each morning at their restaurant and can also indulge in the table d'hote (French cuisine with a Quebecois flavor) for dinner. A short walk will get you to a variety of activities and skiing, watersports, shopping and scenic cruises.
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POINTE-AU-PIC. The historic "Castle on the Cliff" rests high above the St. Lawrence River, thus affording many of its rooms spectacular views. This majestic resort features more than 400 well-appointed guest rooms, each boasting regional décor and modern amenities. Those interested in playing in the great outdoors will want to take advantage of the Manoir's myriad activities: horseback riding, cross-country skiing and hiking excursions may all be arranged. Leisure facilities include a heated swimming pool, tennis courts, a nearby casino and the ever-popular Amerispa, where guests can take advantage of a variety of massage and therapeutic services. Conference/meeting space for 700.
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ÎLE-AUX-COUDRES. You are assured of securing a "room with a view" at the Cap-aux-Pierres Hotel on the south shore of Île-aux-Coudres. Vistas of the St. Lawrence River and the Charlevoix region unfold outside each room. Venturing forth by bike or on foot you'll find fields, beaches, meandering paths, an authentic windmill and plenty of local lore. Spa treatments and gourmet dinners are available. The hotel is as well suited to romantic getaways as it is for family get-togethers.
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Hôtel Tadoussac
165, rue Bord de l'Eau, Tadoussac, QC G0T 2A0 · 418-235-4421
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TADOUSSAC. This historic 149-room resort hotel, nestled between the Saguenay Fjord and St. Lawrence River, dates from the 1940s. Built in the French Colonial style, the red roof Hôtel Tadoussac has always been associated with Old World class and elegance and has long served as a rustic retreat for Canada's well-to-do. This trend continues today thanks in part to their charming guest rooms that feature antique maple furnishings and hand-woven bedspreads, elegant dining areas and dramatic public areas. Whale-watching cruises may be arranged through the front desk.
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ÎLE-AUX-COUDRES. Named after a local legend and set in a place as picturesque as a storybook, La Roche Pleureuse is a full service operation dedicated to making its guests comfortable in any one of its 87 rooms. Once there you can rent bikes or mopeds to go out exploring, hike on foot, relax on the restaurant terrace and enjoy the sweeping view of the St. Lawrence, have a spa treatment, swim in the salt water pool or even play hopscotch or tennis. Options abound for activities just a little further afield too. Open only from May to the beginning of November.
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Manoir Charlevoix has enjoyed its excellent vantage point right near Point-au-Pic and high above the banks of the St. Lawrence for over a century. Today, the rustic inn offers guests 60 rooms (28 in the hotel and 32 in the surrounding condos) a variety of amenities from meeting and dining rooms to tennis courts and a pool, all with that wonderful view to the river. A stay here also means close proximity to everything La Malbaie has to offer: museums, galleries, boutiques, whale watch cruises and a variety of winter and summer activities.
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CAP-À-L'AIGLE. It is hard to believe that a hotel as luxurious as this is located in a place as seemingly remote as Cap-à-l'Aigle – but, then, it's the setting that gives La Pinsonnière a good bit of its allure. One of only a handful of hostelries associated with Relais & Châteaux, this hotel combines all the best in modern convenience with the charm and hospitality that have made the Charlevoix region a vacationer's paradise for decades. Amenities in some rooms include Jacuzzis, gas fireplaces, and spectacular views of the St. Lawrence. All rooms offer cable television, work area, Internet access and comfortable furnishings. Leisure facilities include an indoor pool, and the staff can also make arrangements for excursions in the area, including whale-watching cruises.
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