Hôtel Sacacomie

Not recommended, it charged me extra $50 coz my boy is 15yrs. But when i booked on expedia, i already send my kids age clearly which didnt say any extra charge. This hitel there is no AC in the room, the day we stay there is 38 degree feels like 45,,,at night its hard to sleep so humid and no circulation in the room. The old fun made big noise which bothering our sleeping.

We stayed for two nights at hotel sacocomie with our two young children (2 and 5) and absolutely loved it. What an incredible location for a hotel! Spa was amazing and activities available were great, with free kayak, paddle boarding and canoeing. Staff very friendly and food ok, if a little pricey. Would highly recommend this as a place to get away from the world and enjoy some nature and silence!

Had a lovely 3-night stay at Hotel Sacacomie with my spouse! This place was recommended to us by a friend who is from this area of Quebec. The hotel is perched on a hilltop overlooking Lake Sacacomie, and it has a rustic, cabin-in-the-woods feel. We bought a package that included spa access, breakfast (full breakfast, buffet-syle) and dinner (4-course with soup, appetizer, entree, dessert). The room was bright and clean. This hotel does NOT have TVs or air conditioning in the rooms. This was fine for us because the whole point of staying here is to be surrounded by nature. However, there is free wi-fi and it works well. There was a local heat wave during our stay (95-deg F). We just kept the sliding door to the balcony open (there is a bug screen) and the ceiling fan running on high the whole time and it was relatively comfortable. If you cannot survive the heat without air conditioning, that is something to keep in mind if you stay here. The spa is fabulous, including indoor and outdoor hot tubs, a cold pool, sauna, steam room and outdoor fire pit. There is a regular indoor pool that is accessible to all hotel guests, including children, but kids are not allowed in the spa. The hotel also has access to a private beach, accessed via a 10-minute walk via elevated walkways and stairs that take you through the forest and down the hillside. It could be difficult for the elderly or small children. They have kayaks, paddleboats, and canoes that you can borrow for free.