“Parfait”
Anna was incredibly friendly, the kind of host who doesn’t hover but still makes you feel right at home the moment you walk in. Her warm welcome set the tone for a relaxed stay.
Karolanne8 months ago
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Saint-Louis-de-Blandford·7.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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12 m² · 3 single beds
12 m² · 1 single bed
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Gîte L'Ensoleillée in Saint‑Louis‑de‑Blandford offers rooms with garden views, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and free Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a sauna, sun terrace, outdoor seating, picnic area, and free parking. Located 27 km from Club de Golf de Victoriaville, 33 km from Mount Arthabaska, 39 km from Domaine Fraser, and 99 km from Québec City airport, it invites hiking and cycling in a tranquil setting.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Anna was incredibly friendly, the kind of host who doesn’t hover but still makes you feel right at home the moment you walk in. Her warm welcome set the tone for a relaxed stay.
Karolanne·8 months ago
The flat was spotless and the heated floor on the ground level was a nice touch, plus the bathroom had a tub and an infrared lamp that actually warmed the room. My room came with a sink, mini‑fridge and the host left breakfast snacks ready, and the bed was clean and comfy. The only hiccup was a tiny plastic trash bin tucked under the sink that I didn’t notice until morning, and I had to tiptoe around because the host seemed to be an early sleeper.
Cecil·11 months ago
The breakfast left a lot to be desired – it was pretty terrible – and I only stayed one night, so there wasn’t much time to see if anything improved.
Ivan·A year ago
Anna’s reception was pleasant and made the check‑in feel effortless; her friendly attitude set a good tone right away.
Julia·A year ago
The price was the best part, everything was clean, and the private parking gave a nice sense of peace; the lady running the place was very courteous. On the downside, I expected a proper homemade breakfast served at a table, not just packets left in the room, and the room offered little privacy—open on one side with a door that didn’t lock securely. There were three beds: one decent, two camp‑style, and one of those folded mattresses made for an uncomfortable night.
Jose·A year ago