Find hotels near Lelievre Karting, Mont Joli from NT$5,781

"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."

"Great location and with nice access to and view of the river. Perfect to watch the sunset."

"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. "