L'Adresse - lofts Grande-Allée

It was a great find. When we found it we didn’t think twice before booking it. Location is very central and next to everything you want to see while in Quebec City. The walled old Quebec City is just a 10 minutes walk. The plains of Abraham is right behind with a beautiful views around including of St Lawrence river. The property is very nice and tastefully designed too. The team from the host came across as very nice and helpful set of people. My family really liked the place and it will be the first choice for us whenever we visit the city again.

L'Adresse was a great option for our stay in Quebec City, close to everything we hoped to see and do. The property was clean and well-stocked. Only a couple of nits - one of which was that the bath towels were kind of child-sized, so maybe bring your own towel if that's important to you. And the water in the shower could've been a little hotter (it might've had an eco-setting and we prefer ours to be a little closer to scalding). But overall it was a great stay and we look forward to visiting again next summer.

The place was lovely. I visited Quebec with my mother and 1year old baby. We brought the playpen and we all fit comfortably. The kitchen has all the essential necesities and there were enough towels and even toiletries. Its small but very cozy. The location is fantastic, we walked everywhere! The building is very safe and I did have some trouble opening the locks but that's just me and my impaired technology skills. The indications are clear, just make sure to read carefully. I definitely will be booking this place next time I'm in town!

What a great place to stay! We stayed in loft #310 which is a good size, high vaulted ceiling and facing the Grande Allee. Location is only one block away from the busy restaurant section of the Grande Allee (very close to walk, but just far enough that you don't get all the noise) and a 15 minutes walk from Chateau Frontenac. It's also kiddy corner to the Plains of Abraham which offers a great walking alternative to getting downtown. Back to the loft, we loved the little eating area and kitchen, great for breakfast and eating in as we didn't always want to go to restaurants (which are in abundance if you do want to eat out). The queen bed is great and semi-private from the rest of the loft. There was also a cute reading nook in the turret. The only negative was that the pull out mattress was quite uncomfortable, even for our young kids. We had to put the mattress on the floor and even then you could still feel the springs. Overall a great place to stay and would definitely go back next time we visit Quebec City. Also, make sure to add the Montmorency Falls to your itinerary.