Hotel Sainte Anne

Very few locations in Quebec City come close to the situation and surroundings of the Hotel Sainte Anne. Located in the heart of Old Quebec upper town, in the shadow of famous Chateau Frontenac and inside the fortifications of the old city, it is ideally situated to give you a taste of the irresistible "old France" charm of Quebec City. The privileged location of the hotel and of its terrace restaurant situated on the pedestrian part of Ste-Anne street, in the heart of all the attractions, which have given Quebec City this unique reputation that made her deserve to be designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site, makes it a first choice to discover this unique city in North America. In the hotel's immediate surroundings, and at a walking distance, you will find a vast number of bars, restaurants, shops of all kinds and according to all means, the famous "Rue du Tresor" street and its artists; the City Hall, the Wax Museum, the French America Museum, the Civilization Museum and the famous Dufferin Terrace of the Ch��teau Frontenac. The Quebec Parliament Buildings, the Convention Centre, the Cruise Terminal and the Louise Basin, which is the starting point for the excursions on majestic St-Lawrence River, are close by and accessible on foot. These two antique houses which were combined and have now become the Hotel Sainte-Anne and the Grill Ste-Anne, were built on a site which already constituted in the 17th century a part of the district of the upper town frequented by the prominent citizens and the merchants of that period, and which has undergone in the middle of the 19th century an important development and the reconstruction plans of the houses in the current Sainte-Anne street are attributed to the famous urban architect named Charles Baillarge who utilized a part of the existing antique walls, only to give to Sainte-Anne street and the houses line along the street, the aspect that we appreciate today These two antique historical houses, transformed into a charming