Best Spa Hotels in Quebec

Located between Grands-Jardins National Park and the St. Lawrence River, Le Germain Charlevoix Hotel & Spa makes an ideal home base for hikers, skiers and fishermen. For those that would prefer to stay on the property, there's an on-site ice skating rink, a 24-hour fitness center and an outdoor heated pool. After an activity-filled day, recent guests loved relaxing with a massage treatment or beauty service at the Spa du Verger, which is also home to a Finnish sauna, a eucalyptus steam bath and a snow fountain. The on-site tasty cuisine at Les Labours Restaurant, which features an open kitchen and a seasonal menu, and modern accommodations also received high praise from visitors. For the budget-minded, the hotel offers dormitory-style shared rooms that feature four single folding beds, personal space for luggage and a communal bathroom. For more privacy, book a guest room or suite, each of which comes equipped with a bed with a goose-down comforter, complimentary Wi-Fi access, a Nespresso coffee maker and heated bathroom floors. 

Set in the picturesque village of Saint-Sauveur, Quebec — about 40 miles northwest of Montreal — Manoir Saint-Sauveur serves as a convenient home base for those looking to soak up the scenery and the slopes. Most travelers describe the hotel staff as attentive and praise the property's close proximity to the Laurentian Mountains, which afford plenty of ways to embrace the great outdoors. The hotel's accommodations, on the other hand, garner mixed reviews: Some guests say the suites appear outdated, while others describe a pleasant stay overall thanks to Keurig coffee makers, flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi access. Previous guests also suggested booking a suite on a higher floor to avoid disruptive nighttime noise. Should you require some extra R&R, indulge in a soothing massage at Spa du Manoir. As far as on-site dining goes, you'll have access to Restaurant L'Ambiance (which offers traditional Quebecois-inspired dishes) and Le Boudoir, a trendy lounge and bar. However, many travelers suggest sampling the local fare available at one of Saint-Sauveur's many restaurants.

Cozying up to the famed Mont-Tremblant (located about 80 miles northwest of Montreal), the Fairmont Tremblant impresses visitors with its alpine scenery, attentive service and outdoor activities. If you're looking to do some skiing, you'll find the towering Laurentian peaks (and 600 skiable acres) at your service. In the warmer months, you can hike and mountain bike or go golfing at one of three nearby courses. For a more relaxing time, indulge in a specialty treatment (like the Elixir Ice Cider Exfoliation) at the on-site Amerispa. Cap off your day with French fare at Windigo Restaurant, which receives a thumbs-up from past patrons for its stellar service and tasty cuisine. When night falls, snuggle up in your luxurious accommodations, furnished with refreshment areas, Keurig coffee makers, flat-panel TVs and Wi-Fi access (for a fee). If you participate in the Le Club AccorHotels loyalty program, you'll be rewarded with extra perks, such as complimentary internet access during your stay.

The Hôtel Quintessence hugs the shores of Lake Tremblant and sits in the heart of the quaint town of Mont-Tremblant (about 80 miles northwest of Montreal), providing guests with a quiet and peaceful setting. But what really gets recent visitors swooning is the intimate Restaurant La Quintessence &Winebar, which dishes up mouthwatering seafood entrees like pan-seared scallops and chilled half lobster with truffle mayo. According to previous guests, the airy lakeside suites – equipped with Aveda bath products, cozy fireplaces and expansive balconies or terraces – are another selling point. Visitors also say you would be remiss to pass up a treatment at Spa Sans Sabots, which features revitalizing Shiatsu and Swedish massages. Should you crave more activity, Quintessence's Q concierge can help facilitate a variety of outings, from skiing and dog sledding in winter to biking and horseback riding in summer.

This Hilton outpost sits about 5 miles north of downtown Ottawa in Gatineau, Quebec. Guests appreciate the views of Lake Leamy, but suggest bringing a car if you're planning on exploring Ottawa's attractions (the hotel provides free self parking). There's also plenty to do on the hotel's grounds. This Hilton resides within the same complex as the sprawling Casino du Lac-Leamy, so guests can easily access the gaming tables and slots. When it's time to eat, diners suggest a meal at the delicious French restaurant Le Baccara (there are also multiple other eating and drinking establishments on the premises). Guests can work off the calories in the hotel's indoor or outdoor pools (both heated) or in the fitness center. When nighttime rolls around, visitors can rest their heads on Hilton's signature Serenity beds in one of guest rooms. Each accommodation comes with a minibar, high-speed Internet access, an HDTV and a bathroom outfitted with a deep-soaking tub. And because of this hotel's Hilton ties, Honors loyalty program members can sleep easier knowing they're redeeming rewards and racking up points for staying here.

Well-groomed garden grounds and a private lake comprise this 25-acre estate situated along the Lac des Deux Montagnes. The Château Vaudreuil, about 30 miles west of Montreal, is lauded by visitors for its lavish suites with a touch of European flair. Each room features a king-size bed, a living room area and elegant wooden accents. The hotel sits on a major highway, so recent guests suggest requesting a lake view or garden view room to avoid extra nighttime noise. When hunger strikes, tantalize your taste buds at Ristorante Villa d'Este, which dishes up flavorful northern Italian cuisine. Guests seeking more activity can take advantage of the hotel's indoor pool, fitness center and tennis courts, and later schedule a spa treatment. Plus, with its secluded grounds and picturesque scenery, the Château Vaudreuil serves as a popular spot for weddings.

The Ritz-Carlton Montréal lives up to the brand's reputation by providing sophisticated accommodations and superb service in a location that's well-suited for both business and leisure travelers. Set in downtown Montreal (within walking distance of Mont-Royal Park and the McGill University campus), this Ritz-Carlton earns high praise for its stylish guest rooms, decorated in neutral tones with bright pink accents. All accommodations come appointed with 47-inch LCD flat-screen TVs and bathrooms appointed with rain showers, flat-screen TVs and even toilets with heated seats. (Some suites also feature hardwood floors and marble fireplaces.) The property also houses a fitness center and a small pool, not to mention a garden and terrace. After a long day, you can satisfy your craving for gourmet French fare at renowned chef Daniel Boulud's restaurant, Maison Boulud. Yet despite all of these on-site offerings, it's the Ritz's impeccable customer service that impresses travelers time and time again. And thanks to Ritz's affiliation with Marriott, guests participating in the Marriott Bonvoy program and can earn or trade in their rewards points for extra perks.

Nestled in Québec City's Old Port, the Auberge Saint-Antoine complements the quaint Petit-Champlain district with elegant decor featuring European artifacts and modern accents. Additional touches, such as minibars, coffee machines, and bathrooms equipped with heated floors and no-fog mirrors earn an extra nod of approval, but recent guests particularly applaud this Relais & Châteaux property's warm and courteous hotel staff. After strolling along Québec City's cobbled streets, you can cozy up at Chez Muffy, an intimate dining room that stuns with gorgeous St. Lawrence River views and an eclectic assortment of seasonal French-Canadian dishes. For lighter fare, grab a table at Bar Artefact, which dishes up small dishes like poutine and grilled cheese. You can also take advantage of the hotel's unique amenities, such as the private movie screening room and LeGYM fitness center and private spa treatment rooms, which all receive high marks from previous visitors.

The palatial façade of the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac isn't all this landmark hotel has going for it. Upon entering, guests are greeted with lavish decor and sweeping views overlooking the St. Lawrence River and Old Québec (Vieux-Québec). The gorgeous scenery extends to the accommodations, appointed with cable TVs, minibars and Wi-Fi access (for a fee), though several recent guests thought some of the rooms were showing signs of age. But recent guests say the hotel's enviable location – a stone's throw from Québec City's top sites – is what sets this AccorHotels branch apart from competitors. Should you find extra time to spare between wandering the city streets and exploring historic sites, soothe any lingering tension at the Moment Spa. Or, if you came to tackle fresh powder, you have your choice of three ski areas – all situated within an hour of the hotel. Afterward, enjoy an après-ski cocktail or a hearty meal at one of four restaurants, as well as a Starbucks outpost on the hotel's terrace level, all of which garner high praise for their excellent service. Le Club AccorHotels program members can also earn frequent flyer miles for choosing to stay here.

Situated in downtown Montreal (just three blocks south of Canada Place), Hôtel Le Crystal earns consistent praise from previous guests for its convenient location and friendly staff. The hotel features 131 spacious suites, each of which is appointed with a bedroom and separate living area, and comes furnished with rain showers or deep soaking tubs, LCD TVs, kitchenettes and free Wi-Fi access. But according to many guests, the best part about Hôtel Le Crystal's rooms is the view; travelers recommend reserving accommodations on a higher floor for better vistas and less noise. Although the property is surrounded by a wide variety of eateries, guests recommend dining at the on-site restaurant, Siam Centre-ville, which serves Thai cuisine. Hôtel Le Crystal also offers access to a spa, a fitness center, a hot tub and an indoor saltwater pool.

The Fairmont Le Château Montebello — situated along the Ottawa River in Quebec approximately 60 miles northeast of the Ottawa airport — impresses guests with its laid-back (yet sophisticated) atmosphere. Travelers can unwind in accommodations fitted with wooden furniture, cable TVs and large windows before taking to the great outdoors. This hotel offers activities such as skiing, hiking, golf and horseback riding. After you've spent some time outside, pamper yourself with a signature treatment at the resort spa — like a maple sugar body scrub — before cozying up by the stone fireplace in the hotel's main lobby. Recent guests also highly recommend a Sunday brunch at Aux Chantignoles' intimate French restaurant, describing the cuisine as "exquisite." You can also savor casual fare and cocktails at the Seigneurie Bar or at two other on-site eateries. If you're a Le Club AccorHotels program member, you can earn or redeem privileges, such as access complimentary room upgrades for choosing to stay here. Keep in mind: The resort charges a daily resort fee of $23 per person, which includes Wi-Fi access and equipment rental, among other extras.

Le Place d'Armes serves as a great place to celebrate a special occasion. Travelers say that the guest rooms – appointed with exposed brick, hardwood floors, goose-down bedding and walk-in rain showers – provide the perfect setting for a romantic getaway. Those visiting Montreal with a large group note that the hotel's accommodating employees (and 10,000 plus square feet of function space) make Le Place d'Armes an easy choice for conventions and family reunions. Plus, the hotel offers guests complimentary high-speed internet in all its rooms, a much-appreciated perk for those visiting on business. And the hotel's seat in Vieux-Montreal, about a block west of Notre-Dame Basilica, entices all travelers, no matter their reason for visiting. Should you have some down time after touring the city, make an appointment at the Rainspa or take in the view (and a cocktail) at the rooftop Terrasse Place d'Armes. The hotel also houses two additional eateries: Kyo Bar Japonais offers an extensive menu of Japanese specialties, including sushi and izakaya plates, while Brasserie 701 serves French comfort food.

Overlooking the St. Lawrence River in the picturesque town of La Malbaie (about 90 miles northeast of Québec City), the Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu's lures visitors with its beautiful surroundings and upscale amenities. During your stay, you can take advantage of on-site activities like tennis, snowshoeing, ice skating and golf. If it's relaxation you seek, take a dip in one of the resort's saltwater pools or book a treatment at Le Spa du Manoir (renovated in 2015) before returning to your cozy digs adorned with wooden furniture, TVs and robes. Visiting foodies especially applaud the locally sourced cuisine at the award-winning Le Charlevoix Restaurant. The tasty fare served at Le Saint-Laurent and Le Bellerive restaurants also earn high marks, though some previous patrons do complain of high menu prices and subpar service. For a more casual dining experience, take your pick from Le Point Cardinal, the golf course's clubhouse, Le Phare or Le Brise Lobby bar. If you take part in the Le Club AccorHotels loyalty program, you can earn or redeem privileges such as complimentary nights and room upgrades.

Positioned in the heart of Mont-Tremblant, Quebec (about 85 miles northwest of Montreal), Le Westin Resort & Spa puts travelers within easy reach of the area's snowy peaks. Cold-weather activities –from cross-country skiing to ice skating – abound. Although ski enthusiasts agree that Mont-Tremblant is the Quebecois destination for powder hounds, summer visitors can take advantage of Lake Tremblant's tennis courts and beach. After a day spent outdoors, guests find little reason to leave the property thanks to its abundance of amenities. Enjoy a replenishing treatment at Amerispa or splash around the heated outdoor pool (open seasonally) before soothing your appetite at Gypsy, a casual Mediterranean-inspired restaurant. As far as rooms go, recent guests say the wooden furniture, comfortable Heavenly bedding and large windows peering over the lake or the mountain provide a pleasant place to unwind. And because this Westin is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Cozying up to Gatineau Park, approximately 22 miles northwest of Ottawa, the Wakefield Mill Hotel and Spa invites guests to unwind in one of 42 elegant accommodations. Each room is outfitted with wooden furniture, luxurious queen- or king-sized beds and free Internet access. Although most visitors report a pleasant stay overall, some do say the rooms could benefit from some refurbishment and more reliable Wi-Fi service. Previous visitors do say the full-service spa, with its variety of massages and body wraps, is one of the hotel's greatest assets. The intimate dining room stands as another consistent crowd-pleaser with its French- and Quebecois-inspired dishes. For lighter fare and tapas, you can also check out the Muse Restaurant. After you're well-fed, you'll find plenty of outdoor pursuits to occupy your time. Those with a bent for adventure will want to explore the area by canoeing, bungee jumping, skiing or snowshoeing (depending on the season), while serenity-seekers can partake in beach-strolling and wildlife-watching.

If you're looking to get as close as possible to the Mont-Sainte-Anne ski resort (about 25 miles north of Québec City), this hotel is your best bet. Château Mont-Sainte-Anne rests at the foot of the mountain with ski-in/ski-out access. Choose from standard condos, studios and suites or the more upscale Nordik condos, studios, suites and penthouses. Guests especially appreciate the Nordik rooms' contemporary style. Accommodation amenities include TVs, free Wi-Fi and a kitchenette or kitchen in each room. When you're ready to tackle the slopes, the property offers shuttle service (for a fee) to the nearby Le Massif de Charlevoix ski resort. If you would rather stay on the property grounds, previous visitors recommend checking out the outdoor hot tub, indoor pool, movie theater and game room. While the hotel is geared toward skiers, travelers who visit during the warmer months can explore the mountain biking trails and golf nearby. When you work up an appetite, head to Bistro Nordik to indulge in flavorful dishes made with fresh produce and regional ingredients.

Previous guests say the Hyatt Regency's location – across the street from the modern art museum and less than a mile west of Vieux-Montreal – makes an excellent place to start your tour of the city. Visitors are also fond of this Hyatt's accommodations. The property's 605 guest rooms look sleek and stylish with blue and gold decor and amenities like iPod docking stations, flat-screen TVs and free high-speed internet access to help you relax or complete work on the go. If you have some time to spare between work and play, take a dip in the hotel's indoor pool or unwind at the on-site spa. The Hyatt Regency also houses Saveur, which serves up French fare, and SIX Resto Lounge, which features wine tasting events, though some guests do note that menu prices verge on the steep side. For cheaper eats, make your way to the adjacent Complex Desjardins shopping center. You can also save money by using Hyatt Gold Passport points to help cover the bill.

This grand dame of Montreal's hospitality industry sits in the Old City, just a few blocks southwest of Notre-Dame Basilica. Sprawling out behind the stone façade of the former 19th-century Merchants' Bank building, the hotel's 60 guest rooms and suites are outfitted with hardwood antique furniture, goose down duvets, Molton Brown toiletries and Frette Italian linens. The rooms come with contemporary conveniences, too, like LCD TVs and high-speed internet access and iPads (available at the front desk). Recent guests raved about their stay at the Hotel Le St-James, praising everything from the elegant ambiance to the customer service to the variety of treatments offered at Le Spa. XO Le Restaurant also receives glowing reviews for its gourmet cuisine, lauded by visitors and locals alike. However, previous guests warn that the Hotel Le St-James experience doesn't come cheap. Luckily, you can earn free nights and member perks if you're part of the Leaders Club program.

The W brand's signature swanky style doesn't quite blend into the W Montréal's Old City location, but guests don't seem to mind. Recent visitors praised this hotel's decor, characterized by bright colors and contemporary furnishings and its gracious hotel staff. Guest rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows and are dressed in airy blues and browns. And each accommodation is outfitted with a 49-inch flat-screen LCD TV, iPod docking stations and high-speed internet access (for a fee). For dining, you'll find NOM NOM restaurant, which serves dishes inspired by the cuisines of France and Asia. There's also Bartizen, a 1940s-inspired bar that specializes in gins and tonics. And for an extra dose of relaxation, the AWAY Spa is at your disposal. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Located just 5 miles west of Québec City, Le Bonne Entente entices travelers seeking a relaxing retreat. According to previous visitors, what stands out the most are the hotel's unique rooms, which provide optimal comfort regardless of whether you're visiting on business or leisure (though they do have a business room if you do want to get some work done). Serenity-seekers looking for a quiet home base can book a "cocooning" room, which comes furnished with a king-size bed, feather duvet and a deep-soaking tub. Once you're feeling relaxed, quell your appetite at one of the hotel's lauded restaurants. Afterward, indulge in a signature treatment at the Amerispa Health Center, or go for a swim in the large outdoor pool. And if you've got kids in tow, definitely take care of free daycare at the on-site Fun Club. 

Rubbing elbows with Notre-Dame Basilica in the heart of the Old City, Le Saint-Sulpice Hôtel offers a more contemporary feel than its Vieux-Montreal competitors — much to the delight of recent guests. Travelers rave about Le Saint-Sulpice's suites, which come furnished with kitchenettes, separate living areas, complimentary Wi-Fi access and (the icing on the cake for many visitors) oversized bathrooms stocked with L'Occitane toiletries. Like the accommodations, the property's common spaces feature elegant, contemporary decor: The lobby exudes a cozy and warm atmosphere with plush leather furnishings. Meanwhile, bartenders at the Sinclair Lounge serve top-shelf drinks amid an inviting ambiance further enhanced by soft lighting and bright red accents. When the weather is permitting, you can take in the views from the terrace of the Sinclair Restaurant, which serves contemporary French cuisine paired with Old City views.

Tucked inside the Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport, this Marriott outpost caters primarily to red-eye fliers. Previous guests describe the property as spacious and comfortable, with guest rooms touting warm brown and orange hues, cozy duvets and minifridges. Should you have some spare time (or an inkling to step outside of your room), work off any lingering energy in the fitness center or the indoor pool (which features floor-to-ceiling windows), or soothe sore muscles with a treatment at AltiSpa. And if you'd prefer to dine in the company of other travelers, claim a table at Bijou Resto | Bar, which dishes out Quebecois specialties. As far as airport hotels go, travelers were impressed, but it was the Marriott's friendly and professional employees that truly made their stay pleasant. Plus, if you are a member of the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program, you can earn and redeem points here.

Since opening in 1958, Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth has welcomed many members of the British royal family, as well as a long list of celebrities. However, some recent guests feel that this Fairmont property falls short of its reputation, citing dated guest rooms and high nightly rates as reasons to stay elsewhere. On the other hand, Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth earns a nod of approval for its central location (above Montreal's central train station), and those who enjoyed their stay recommend reserving a room on a higher floor for views of the Notre-Dame Basilica. No matter which room you pick, you'll have access to high-speed Internet (for a fee), cable television and a minibar. You're also invited to take advantage of the property's fitness center, indoor pool and Gibson Salon Spa. When hunger strikes, you can choose to splurge on Mediterranean cuisine at Le Montréalais Bistrot-Bar Restaurant. As a member of the AccorHotels family, this hotel participates in the Le Club AccorHotels loyalty program. Note: The hotel will be closed for 12 months starting mid-June 2016 for renovations. The hotel is expected to reopen in June 2017. 

Recent visitors found little to complain about their stay at the Montreal Marriott Chateau Champlain. The Marriott's seat in downtown Montreal – on the southeastern edge of Canada Place, and just a short walk from the Bonaventure metro station – makes a convenient hub for both business and leisure travelers. And according to recent guests, the hotel is just as attractive as its location. Rooms here are spacious and bright (thanks to wall-to-wall windows that usher in natural light), and feature HD flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi access, Bath & Body Works toiletries and expansive work desks. For the best views, travelers recommend requesting a room on a higher floor facing the Old City. Though you'll likely be spending most of your time exploring the city, if you do rustle up some extra time, you can relax at the hotel's indoor pool and whirlpool, unwind at L'Ultime spa, or enjoy continental cuisine and French and Mediterranean fare at either Restaurant Samuel de Champlain or Bar Le Senateur. This Marriott outpost allows members of the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program to earn and redeem points here.

Nestled on a wildlife sanctuary on Rigaud Mountain, Auberge des Gallant is located about halfway between Ottawa and Montreal, making it a convenient location for both business and leisure travelers. The hotel, which originally debuted in 1972, was rebuilt in 2012 after a fire destroyed most of the property. Recent guests said that the reconstruction was an improvement; many were quite happy with the renovated accommodations, noting that the elegantly furnished rooms come equipped with modern-day amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi access and glass-enclosed showers. Recent visitors were also pleased with the professional and friendly staff, the Spa Gallant and the on-site restaurant, though several patrons expressed frustration with the wait staff. The pet-friendly property also features ample event space, an on-site wine cellar and 5 acres of gardens.