Rooms at the Château Frontenac feature traditional furnishings and décor that reflect the hotel’s historic character. Categories range from standard Fairmont rooms to more spacious Signature rooms.

All rooms come with plush bedding, air conditioning, HDTVs, coffee-making facilities and complimentary Wi-Fi. Many include work desks and seating areas, and a selection offer views over the St. Lawrence River and the rooftops of Old Quebec.

The suites at the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac offer an elevated stay, combining the hotel’s legendary historic charm with enhanced space and comfort. Ranging from spacious one-bedroom suites to more luxurious signature options, they feature separate living and sleeping areas, perfect for unwinding after a day exploring Old Quebec.

Décor reflects the château’s timeless elegance, with classic furnishings, rich textures and a refined, residential feel throughout. Suites are well-equipped with modern amenities including plush bedding, HDTVs, coffee-making facilities and complimentary Wi-Fi, along with generous bathrooms and comfortable lounge areas. Select suites offer views over the St. Lawrence River and the rooftops of Old Quebec, while premium suites provide larger individually designed suites with outstanding views.

Fairmont Gold offers guests a private lounge and dedicated concierge on the upper floors of the hotel, with a private check-in counter available on arrival. Located high in the hotel, the Fairmont Gold Lounge takes in panoramic views over Old Quebec and the Citadel, or the St Lawrence River, and serves a continental breakfast each morning, along with canapés between 5pm and 7pm, an honour bar, and coffee, tea, and other beverages throughout the day.

Additional touches for Fairmont Gold guests include turndown service, personalised wake-up calls, a selection of DVDs, CDs, books, and games, and complimentary high-speed wireless internet

Champlain – A classic landmark restaurant featuring regional cuisine, blending heritage features with the latest design trends.

Place Dufferin – Located on the Dufferin Terrace, the restaurant offers a relaxed and elegant atmosphere with an views of the St. Lawrence River. This restaurant offers breakfast and the Château’s essential tea time.

The Magic Table Restaurant – A unique experience featuring magic and dining in an immersive journey lasting two to three hours.

Eléa Terrace – Located on the 6th floor of the hotel, the outdoor terrace of the Château offers views over the rooftops of Old Quebec.

Hôtel de Glace (Ice Hotel) Restaurant – Enjoy a Boreal-inspired meal signed by Fairmont Le Château Frontenac located in the magical setting of the Hôtel de Glace (Ice Hotel) snow vaults.

Moment Spa Le Château Frontenac – Relax in the hotel’s spa with signature massages includes options with essential oils and basalt stones. Tandem massages are available for couples.

Swimming Pools – The hotel offers a indoor heated pool and whirlpool. A steam room is located in the women’s changing area or the dry sauna in the men’s.

Fitness Centre – The fitness suite is open 24/7. The hotel also offers yoga, guided meditation and an aqua workout all free of charge.

Cocktails and fireworks nights at Bistro Le SAM – Experience summer at its best with an evening dining experience in the SAM’s atrium.

Montmorency Falls – Visit Montmorency Falls Park located a 15 minute drive from Old Québec. Towering at 83 meters, 30 meters higher than Niagara Falls, the waterfall commands the landscape with its raw power and beauty.

Petit-Champlain District – One of North America’s oldest commercial districts, with cobblestone streets, local artisans, independent shops and great cafés tucked around every corner.

Île d’Orléans – Just minutes from Old Québec, this island is dotted with vineyards, orchards and artisan producers, with sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River and a real taste of rural Québec life.

Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Québec – Tracing Québec’s art from the era of New France to the present day, with exhibitions that are engaging, thought-provoking and genuinely worth a few hours of your time.

Dufferin Terrace Toboggan Slide – A Québec City tradition since 1884, hurtle down the slope on a toboggan in the shadow of the Château Frontenac. Simple, exhilarating and not just for the kids. Open from December to March.

Hôtel de Glace (Ice Hotel) restaurant – Dine in the spectacular ice vaults of Québec’s famous Ice Hotel, with a Boreal-inspired three-course meal from the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac team, a guided tour of the premises and a welcome cocktail on arrival.

Old Quebec – Fortifications de Québec – Old Quebec is the beating heart of the city and the Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac is the iconic landmark that dominates the skyline and sits right on Dufferin Terrace. A UNESCO World Heritage Site where 400 years of history play out across cobblestone streets, fortified walls and some of the finest architecture in North America. Lose yourself in the boutiques and cafés of Petit-Champlain, or simply soak up the atmosphere of a place that feels unlike anywhere else on the continent.

Montmorency Falls – Just minutes from Old Quebec, Montmorency Falls plunges 83 metres into the gorge below, higher than Niagara and every bit as dramatic. Walk the suspension bridge, take the cable car or follow the boardwalk to the base for a different perspective. In winter the falls partially freeze, forming a spectacular ice cone that locals have been climbing for centuries.

Plaines d’Abraham – The Plains of Abraham, the first historical park in Canada, is a grandiose urban park, an oasis in the heart of the city where the city’s largest cultural gatherings take place. It was on the Plains of Abraham that French and English troops fought in 1759 during the famous Battle of the Plains, a decisive moment in the history of Quebec City.

Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame – The Cathedral is the oldest parish north of Mexico, and stepping inside it’s easy to see why it holds such significance. The interior boasts soaring ceilings, ornate gilding and centuries of history etched into every corner. Worth ducking in even if grand churches aren’t usually your thing.