General Information (Hotel Manoir Victoria). Restaurants and Banquets. Regional Information. 44 Cote du Palais Old-Quebec, QC G1R 4H8 Canada. 418-692-1030 or 1-800-463-6283 (Canada and United States). In the heart of Old Quebec, inside the walled city. 4 stars Hebergement Quebec. 149 rooms with Double, Queen or King beds (4 Categories : 84 rooms with 2 beds with whirlpool bath and ambiance fireplace with king-size bed, whirlpool bath and ambiance fireplace. AS OF APRIL 01 2008,ALL OUR ROOMS WILL BE NON-SMOKING. Individual digital thermostat. Colour TV with cable and remote control. Free wi-fi Internet access. Internet lounge also available in lobby. Direct access telephone. In room safe (Luxury, Grand Luxury, Distinctive and suites). Iron and ironing board. Additionnal amenities in suites. Room and parlor separated. Distinctive decor exclusive to each suite. Electric fireplace( 2 in suite 523). Our internet lounge located in the lobby gives you the opportunity to use our equipment and software at the cost of $5 for 30 minutes. You will be able to use your bank of minutes throughout your stay. Available upon request. Reservations require a credit card number or deposit in order to guarantee for arrival after 4 p.m. Cancellation (individual reservations). No penalty charge if reservation is cancelled prior to 4 p.m. on day of arrival. Available upon presentation of a credit card upon arrival. Credit cards accepted. Direct payment service with debit card. Dinner (French Continental cuisine) served from 5 to 10 p.m. Breakfast served from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Maximum capacity of 140 people. On weekends, breakfast served from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bistro type cuisine (pasta, sandwiches, pizzas, steaks,). Food served until 10 p.m. Open till 12 midnight (may be open till later). Everyday from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Meetings and conventions. Eight (8) meeting and function rooms accommodating up to 200 people. Flexible meeting space. Personnalized meeting co-ordination service. Meeting packages available. Extensive Banquet menu. Complimentary high speed Internet access. Lodging No additional charge for children under 18 years old sharing parents room (maximum 2 children per room). Food and beverage 0 to 5 years old : free* 6 to 12 years old : 50% discount Not applicable for room service. Children menu *Special menu for children at the St-James ( rebate for 6 to 12 years old not applicable). Services Cribs Babysitting($) High chairs. Indoor pool and sauna. Everyday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Access reserved to 18 years old and over. Everyday: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Massotherapy and esthetic care ($). Service in the comfort of your room. Monday to Thursday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday: 9 a.m to 9 p.m. Sunday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. On request: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Therapeutic massages. Reservation in advance required. Valet service ($20 per day, taxes not included). Dry cleaning/ laundry. Monday to Friday, except holidays ($). In Luxury, Grand luxury, Distinctive and suites. Also available at Front desk, complimentary. Fax and photocopies service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week ($). Upon reservation with Front Desk ($). Information and reservations at Front desk ($). Jean-Lesage International Airport. Shuttle service (flat rate taxi ride). Bus and train station. 5 to 10 minutes by walk. Adjacent to the hotel. Major touristic attractions. Museums, La Citadelle, Le Parlement, cruises, from 5 to 10 minutes by walk. Parc de la Jacques Cartier at 50 kilometres. Downhill and crosscountry skiing. Camp Mercier at 50 kilometres. 6 large shopping centers within 15 minutes drive. Many boutiques at 5 minutes by walk. Quebecois designerware and antique shops at 10 minutes by walk in Quartier Petit Champlain. Quebec Convention Centre. Across the street from the hotel. Director of sales / Meetings and conventions. Director of Sales / Tour and Travel. Room Division Manager. Front Desk Manager. Convention Services Manager. Reservation Manager. Director of individual sales. No additional charge for children under 18 years old sharing parents room (maximum 2 children per room). 0 to 5 years old : free* 6 to 12 years old : 50% discount Not applicable for room service. *Special menu for children at the St-James ( rebate for 6 to 12 years old not applicable). Cribs Babysitting($) High chairs. 44, Cote du Palais, Vieux-Quebec (Quebec) Canada G1R 4H8 1 800 463-6283 (Canada and USA). For your comfort, these symbols are integrated within our website. They inform you about the nature of the proposed hyperlink. Internal Hyperlinks. Link to a Sub-content of the current page. Link to an external site (opens a new page).

All you need to know in 1 click. Photos/Virtual visit. Business/meetings/conventions. Activities/Attractions. All about the Quebec area. You would like to join us? If you would like to join our team, we invite you to fill our employment form, With its priviledge location and array of services, the hotel is ideal for your business meetings, seminars and conventions. Discover all our packages! Getaway, gastronomic, ski, spa, cultural, family, bistro, dogsledding, honeymoon etc. Sink into that feeling of ease... Quebec has always been renowned for its exceptionnal fine dining... Visit our rooms and suites. We offer a range of accommodations for your needs and comfort. Activities attractions. Take advantage of our indoor pool, sauna or fully equipped fitness centre before or after your active day inside or outside Old Quebec. All about the greater Quebec area. Manoir Victoria Hotel. Manoir Victoria Hotel, located in. is a 4-star European-style hotel. With its 300 comfortable and beautifully furnished. Manoir Victoria Hotel also proposes a vast array of services. This Old Quebec hotel offers wireless Internet access service and has an. an indoor parking as well as the famous Spa du Manoir. Health cares like body treatments, therapeutic massages and esthetics spa of Manoir Victoria Hotel in Quebec city offers different health cares like body treatments, therapeutic massages. Moreover, since Manoir Victoria Hotel is located in Old Quebec, it is easy to access numerous attractions nearby from the hotel like Valcartier Vacation Village, the Montmorency Falls, the Parc Aquarium du Quebec and Mont-Sainte-Anne. Modern meeting and banquet rooms. Business travelers will be delighted at Manoir Victoria Hotel, since it has modern meeting and banquet rooms as well as a most interesting. This Old Quebec hotel is also located near the Quebec Convention Centre. You can also offer the numerous packages of Manoir Victoria Hotel as gift certificates. Your relatives will appreciate their stay in an Old Quebec hotel, the Manoir Victoria. The of Manoir Victoria Hotel offer you different decors and menus. They are the Table du Manoir and the. Whether you are travelling to Quebec City for pleasure or for business, choose Manoir Victoria Hotel in Old Quebec.

Unique 4-star European-style hotel. Located in the heart of historic, culturally vibrant, gastronomic and romantic Old Quebec, the unique 4-star European-style hotel extends a warm and friendly welcome in an inviting decor and spectacular surroundings that have been delighting visitors for centuries. The popularity of the Hotel Manoir Victoria began in the early 1830s. Named Hotel Albion at the time, it was located on the East side of Cote du Palais, i.e. across the street from the actual hotel. At the time, the Albion hotel, owned by Thomas Payne, was the best in town and a room was charged $1.50 per night. Later, the hotel name changed for Stadacona. Benjamin Trudel, owner of another hotel in Quebec, bought the Stadacona in 1895, refurbished the hotel and named it Hotel Victoria. In 1897, the owner proceeded to the construction, on the actual site of Hotel Manoir Victoria, of a Turkish baths and pool establishment, very popular in the United States at the time. An overpass 40 feet long was built to connect the two buildings and allow the hotel guests to accede to the Turkish baths without having to exit the building. Unfortunately for him, the construction of the overpass had been realized without a previous authorization and permit from the city hall. This caused anger and indignation from merchants of the area who lodged complaints against the new structure and finally forced the demolition of the overpass, despite all Mr. Trudels attempts and his going to Supreme Court to save his new venture. In 1902, the hotel was completely destroyed by fire and was reconstructed on the site of the Turkish baths establishment by Mr. Aurele Resther, nephew of Mr. Trudel and new owner of the establishment further to the death of Mr. Trudel, apparently caused by exhaustion due to his efforts to protect his promotional dream. The construction of the new Hotel Victoria was finished by spring of 1904, at the evaluated cost of $150,000. In 1910, proud of the success in his new location, Mr. Resther undertook important renovations and enlarged the hotel by adding 3 stories to the existing building. At the beginning of the 20s, the Hotel Victoria is at the summit of its glory. It has become a fashionable place for the upper-class from all over the province visiting Quebec, for business or for pleasure. It was then renowned for its comfort, good food and personalized service. Now property of Henry Fontaine, the building is extended and furbished with all that may provide better comfort to a hotel stay. It is equipped with 90 aired and brightened rooms, a prompt and efficient service, the finest cuisine, luxuriously furnished lounges and special rooms for correspondence. The Victoria of 1920s is unequalled in Quebec for comfort and gastronomy and Mr. Fontaine then takes advantage of the momentum to sell it to Mr. Napoleon Bedard and Mr. Joseph Byrne in 1924. The Malhiot hotel, opened since 1880 on Saint-Jean Street, burns down in 1927. The owners of the Victoria buy and demolish the ruins of the hotel to build an extension of 66 rooms to the famous Victoria Hotel located on Cote du Palais. Once the work is completed, in 1929, the new Hotel Victoria has 250 rooms of which 150 have complete bathrooms, grand luxury for this time. Aimed mostly to the business clientele, it is then considered as the most modern and the most secure in town, and the only hotel in Quebec to be supplied daily with products from its own farm. The ultra-modern hotel has a main dining room, a grill equipped with a ventilation system to eliminate also odors of cooking, but mainly for that of the cigars which are very popular. All the rooms are provided with a reading lamp and a telephone! In 1942, a major fire burns down the hotel and the building is severely damaged. Considerable sums of money were invested for its restoration but its rooms capacity was drastically reduced compared to before the fire. Major modifications are made in 1951, when 4 stories are added to the building, for an extra 44 rooms with toilets and baths! In the middle 1950s, the hotel is a meeting place for the young local crowd who goes there to dance and eat. Renowned for its good cuisine, the quality of its lodging gradually deteriorates. In the early 1970s, the construction of many new American-style hotels in Quebec city is more than the Victoria can take, and its owners have to close down in 1978 after having unsuccessfully tried to sell to the government and to the city administration. In 1988, having been through 10 years of inoccupation, the Hotel Manoir Victoria is re-born after undergoing extensive renovations of for more than $12 millions, thus becoming the pearl in lodging in Quebec city, and hotel operation resumes then with 85 rooms, a dining room, a grill and 2 meeting rooms. The following year, the new owners buy the adjacent building known then as Galeries Saint-Jean, and add 60 rooms and an indoor pool to the establishment. On Cote du Palais, a 4story indoor parking is built on a vacant lot adjacent to the hotel. In 1991, the resto-bistro Le Saint-James is inaugurated in replacement to commercial space, offering a sympathetic alternative to the hotel dining room as well as access to Saint-Jean Street to its distinguished clientele. Since its re-opening, rooms and public areas have been redecorated twice in order to meet the expectations of our guests and today the hotel extends a warm and friendly welcome in an upgraded and inviting decor. This important renovation program has required an investment of $ 2,5 M and involved a complete redecoration of all our rooms and public areas. However, the last phase of the ongoing program has been completed at the summer of 2004, the hotel facade on cote du Palais presents in a remarkable way the level of product offered to our clientele. Twelve (12) new bedrooms are added on an additional floor that permits to showcase a typical Old Quebec architecture with its copper skylight roofing. In addition, a new and imposing canopy in wrought iron covering the main entrance and a high-class illumination improves dramatically the hotel visibility at night. With its unique European style, the 4-star hotel now offers a smoke free environment in its 156 rooms and suites, some of wich are high-luxury units with ambiance fireplace and whirlpool bath, eight (8) meeting and function rooms that can accommodate up to 175 people, fine dining at , the relaxed atmosphere of the resto-bistro , free high speed Internet access, the offering expert body and esthetic care, an indoor pool, a sauna, a fitness centre, an Internet lounge as well as an indoor parking with valet service. The only souvenir that remains is that it still stands as the only representative of art deco in the surroundings.

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Baby chairs and cots are provided
 Luggage storage
 Breakfast may be served in the room
 Rent-a-car service
 Central situation
 Playground for children
 Clothes dry cleaning
 Conference and meeting room
 Credit cards accepted
 Currency exchange service
 Lift
 Disabled guests are welcome
 Facsimile services
 Fitness hall
 Hairdryer
 Hairdresser's saloon
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Kitchen
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Licensed bar
 Fully stocked mini bar
 Mixed dorms
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Clock/radio
 Fridge
 Restaurant
 Around-the-clock room service
 Safe deposit box
 Sauna
 Shop on premises
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Swimming pool
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace
 Common room with a TV set