A shared lounge and kitchen are also available for guest use.

These guys are ready! Be aware that this tree represents a sequestration of 180 KG of CO2 during its life.Twenty minutes from Quebec City you'll find one of the oldest houses in Canada.

We also got to spend a few minutes with the puppies. We were out for a solid hour, switching drivers at the halfway point. The localisation is good and quiet with a very nice view on the St Laurent. Beds were highly unconfortable. You can tell the workers take good care of the dogs and the dogs really enjoy their work (whenever we stopped, they started whining, ready to go again).

Broken plastic chairs and very neglegted surrondings. Breakfast was less than average. He was rude and it made the whole atmosphere there very cold. It was such an adventure. But the welcoming and the atmosphere at this hotel were awful! Half the group started with snowmobiling. Interior was OK and divided in three sections. Mainly aboriginal themed...but being from Quebec, all of it seemed tacky and wrong. It started off with suiting up (they provide snow suits & boots).

The room was small, no conditioning (it was July), the bed was a creaky double bed and the bathroom had no soap or dresser to put toiletries. Would never stay there again!Came for dog sledding & snowmobiling. We read mixed reviews but decided to give it a try. We really had a great time and for sure we'll be back!My daughter, Anna and I had a marvelous time. The fruits were the opposit of fresh and started to tast like garbage, not joking!!! We will recomend it! I wanted a welcoming bed and breakfast while we were in Quebec City and Ile d'Orleans seemed perfect based on previous experiences.

But we didn't. You can donate $ 5 and we will commit to planting a tree. The "welcoming" was kind of strange and we felt like Chevy Chase in "Nothing but trouble" movie. A garden, terrace and patio are among shared facilities at Le P’tit Bonheur. We then got to speak with the host who became more friendly but still quite a caracter. Want to participate in reducing your carbon footprint? The house looked quaint so I picked it. Rien à redire, très propre , lit très confortable. The owner (?) See 55 traveler reviews, 29 candid photos, and great deals for Auberge Le P'tit Bonheur, ranked #1 of 3 specialty lodging in Quebec and rated 3.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor. Auberge Le P’tit bonheur Située à 20 minutes du centre ville de Québec dans l’une des plus vieilles maisons du Canada. Now $57 (Was $̶7̶2̶) on Tripadvisor: Auberge Le P'tit Bonheur, Quebec.
All in all, a very fun day!

The breakfast next day was.... Yeah let's say if u are really hungry it's going to fill u up!

Are there any historical sites close to Auberge Le P'tit Bonheur?Many travellers enjoy visiting Mauvide-Genest Manor (2.6 km), Église Sainte-Famille (7.7 km), and Église de Saint-Jean (3.9 km). Last, we went out dog sledding.

J ai passé une nuit dans une chambre à l auberge le petit bonheur. The bedroom was okay and the bathroom across the hall was big and functional (but could have been a little bit cleaner). Maybe French people buys it. The reheated breakfast was very small and not good. Own or manage this property? Please see our partners for full details.There are more places to choose from in the Saint-Jean-de-l'ile-d'Orleans area.Which popular attractions are close to Auberge Le P'tit Bonheur?Nearby attractions include Chemin Royal (Royal Road) (6.8 km), Expedition Mi-Loup Dog Sledding (0.01 km), and Cidrerie Verger Bilodeau (7.9 km).What are some of the property amenities at Auberge Le P'tit Bonheur?Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free parking, and kids activities.What are some restaurants close to Auberge Le P'tit Bonheur?Conveniently located restaurants include La Boulange, Resto de la Plage, and Moulin de St-Laurent- Restaurant- Chalets.Which languages are spoken by the staff at Auberge Le P'tit Bonheur?The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and French.

There is a canteen area which has a few snacks/drinks.

Then there was an hour break. We were there 2 days and never saw saw an owner, Our breakfasts consisted of bottled orange juice, an orange, not very good coffee and a scone.The server was an old lady who also was the housekeeper, did not speak English, had a smoker's cough and was no help in either English or French. Prices above are provided by partners for one room, with variable occupancy rules as provided by the property, and do not include all taxes and fees. The rooms where OK.

was always on his phone sending messages on Facebook, never paid attention to any of his guests even as he stayed the whole evening in the community room and seemed very bored. Une bonne adresse sur l Île d’Orléans. Compare prices and find the best deal for the Auberge LE P'Tit Bonheur in Saint-Jean-de-l'île-d'Orléans (Quebec) on KAYAK.


186 Cote Lafleur, Saint-Jean-de-l'ile-d'Orleans, Quebec G0A 3W0 Canada#1 of 3 Speciality lodging in Saint-Jean-de-l'ile-d'Orleans186 Cote Lafleur, Saint-Jean-de-l'ile-d'Orleans, Quebec G0A 3W0 CanadaThey have a word in Quebec called "acceuil" which means hospitality. I was concerned at first that the day would get canceled because of a snow storm coming in but there were no issues.