Find hotels near Le Club de Golf du Bic, Rimouski from NT$4,154

"We had a great stay at Quality Inn & Suites Mont-Joli. The service at check-in was friendly and welcoming, and staff were helpful when we used the laundry — a much-appreciated perk after four days of camping. You can buy laundry soap at the front desk for $2, which was convenient. The pool was warm and relaxing, and we loved having access to the spa/hot tub and the sauna — a lovely surprise! The lobby was also a comfortable place to hang out, and we were intrigued by the hydroponic herb garden near the entrance. Breakfast was a highlight: delicious, included in the price, and plentiful. We especially enjoyed the waffles and yogurt, and there was a good hot selection too — sausages, scrambled eggs, bacon, and hashbrowns — all replenished promptly. Our room was clean and the beds were comfortable. It was a bit sparsely decorated, and we did miss having bedside table lamps. The air conditioner was loud, but it helped block out other sounds, so we slept well. All in all, a great place to rest and recharge. We’d definitely stay again."

"Comfortable beds and allows pets"

"Nice view of the river, a quick drive to the main street. Room was nice and comfortable."

"Very nice hotel with good restaurant !"

"Its good for a sleepover while travelling. "

"Great welcome on arrival. The room was spacious with plenty of amenities , with a great fridge freezer, only missing a kettle The bed was very comfortable and a terrific shower. Parking choices were plentiful Saint Germaine street was a 5 minutes walk. We would Thoroughly recommend 666 and saint Barnabe for superb meals and drink deals"

"Je recommande, très belle chambre, propre et confortable "

"There was no one to check us in - just a a note - that I couldn’t read because it was only in French - so inconsiderate. When I finally translated the note, it said that they couldn’t hire people to check us in. Of course, the instructions were in French & very unclear even after we translated them. (BTW - I have traveled to approx. 40 countries so foreign languages are not new to me, but this was an unnecessary problem that they created.). Also, the ad said that they had a BBQ - I assumed that I would be able to cook on it. These days a BBQ means propane. This BBQ required wood or charcoal and matches - would we would have brought IF we were planning to camp in a forest. Then there was no coffee - just tea. Too many other problems to mention. "