Au Croissant de Lune

I stayed one night last October. It was okay, but nothing special, and I felt more tolerated than welcomed. At breakfast the next morning, I asked if she could add a little more fruit to my bowl. She looked pained, and I could almost hear her debating whether to say yes. After what felt like the longest five seconds, she reluctantly agreed and came back with three tiny pieces of fruit I couldn't identify, probably canned. The whole thing was both funny and sad. I'd stayed at several B&Bs in Canada on that trip, and most were better than great. This one was the unfortunate exception. Maybe times were hard and business wasn't easy, but being so calculating didn't seem like the best way to win customers back. I'm going there again this summer and definitely won't return here.

This is a lovely old house with a shared bathroom, and the host was wonderful. Breakfast was great, with fresh juices, homemade bread, and condiments. I'd highly recommend this BnB for a stay in Quebec city.

I was in town for a conference at the convention centre and enjoyed every day of my stay. The host was wonderful, breakfast was delicious, and the amenities were great. It's close to everything, especially for the lowest rate I could find.

There were just three rooms and two bathrooms shared between them, so the place was tiny. Still, we were treated like royalty and it felt very homey. The location was good, and I'd certainly recommend it.