★★★·Québec·9.1
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Monastère des Augustines, a 17th-century restored monastery, offers a serene health and wellness retreat. Two room types, "Authentic" and "Contemporary", showcase monastic charm and modern comforts. Guests enjoy a museum, healthy dining at Le Vivoir, free WiFi, and a daily program of activities, with a focus on relaxation and tranquility, in a unique Quebec City setting.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The space feels like a museum, full of history, and you’re not staying in a hotel but in a museum. The lunch, while I get the healthy angle and was looking forward to it, ended up being dull and uncreative, with a few ingredients but no real suggestion.
Lavoie·3 weeks ago
The location is great, but there are two twin beds, low doorways, and shared bathrooms.
Perry·3 weeks ago
The history is impressive, but the room is too expensive and you have to share a bathroom.
Marie·3 weeks ago
The building is beautiful, a historic spot, with simple yet pleasant rooms that are very clean, bright, and the bedding is incredibly comfortable—an authentic experience of sleeping in a nun’s cell. It’s completely calm and zen, and there’s a museum on site plus options for yoga and massages. The shared toilets and bathrooms are a downside, especially given the high room price, though they are modern and spotless. The old cells are poorly soundproofed, so you can hear neighbors if they talk loudly. A USB outlet and a small bedside lamp would have been handy.
Nathalie·3 weeks ago
Very good location, close to the city center yet quiet. An interesting building with history, and don’t forget to visit the museum.
Mb·3 weeks ago