Hotel Motel Rocher Percé B&B

Book a room with the sea view if that's what you want. It's a motel close to the water, so keep expectations modest. Staying anywhere in Percé is expensive. The room service could also do a better job replacing the amenities.

The town was nice and people were friendly, but what we got through Priceline didn't match the “Superior Bungalow” description. That listing mentioned a patio, private entrance, and tea and coffee maker; only the last part was accurate. We were put in one of four or five small rooms in a motel building, not a separate bungalow as I would expect from that word. The description felt misleading, and the price seemed high for such a small room. The bed wasn't very comfortable either. It also looked like the smoke detector had been removed from the ceiling, and the ceiling fan seemed like it might fly off at any moment. I don't think we'd stay there again.

We'd been camping on the road for a few days and asked if we could use a room to clean our baby. The staff were very friendly and called the owner. At first she said we could use a room for $20, but less than two minutes later she called back with a “special” offer: her room usually costs 125, but she'd let us have it for 100.

There was no AC, which made the hot summer evenings brutal, and the room was way overpriced for what it was. The bathroom was so cramped you had to maneuver around the toilet to reach the sink. We were also surprised by an extra “tax” we hadn't been told about in advance. The motel was advertised as having chalets, but it didn't.