Quebec City Hostels

This is a complete list of all known hostels in Quebec City. If you know of a Quebec City hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page.

HI - Quebec - Auberge Internationale de Québec Hostel

"Auberge Internationale de Québec is honestly more beautiful than the vast majority of the one hundred dollar-plus hotels we've stayed in. Located in the heart of the Old Upper City, getting there by car is, ahem, somewhat challenging, but there is parking available nearby for twelve dollars a day. And you won't need a car once you've arrived, because everything you want to see is within walking distance. What looks like a small, unassuming brick building from the outside reveals itself...

(Downtown)

La Belle Planete Downtown Quebec Hostel

"A nice hostel - The first thing that impressed us when we arrived there is that there is no actual front desk, just a guy going out of his room and taking cash from you, and the doors do not lock! The guy told us that there is no need to lock the rooms because nobody would steal anything, and nothing like that has happened before. We have been leaving some valuables when going out and everything was ok. The internet access is free, even on a desktop computer (in case you don't have a...

Auberge de la Paix (Peace Hostel)

"Auberge de la Paix (Peace Hostel) is a relaxing place to stay in the heart of the old town of Quebec City. Though in an old stone building, like all of the old town, the hostel inside is fairly new and modern. Everything is quite brightly coloured and very cheerful. Lots of resources are provided to ensure a fulfilling stay. There are usually people hanging around and it is a great place to meet others. The Location Auberge de la Paix is ideally located just off of one of the main...

YWCA Quebec

"this hosltel was big cozy .. and also cheap .. we loved it" … 855 Ave Holland

And 4 Guesthouses and 13 Hotels also in Quebec City...

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Quebec City Travel Tips & Suggestions

Comment by Anonymous

People in Quebec speak French, not English. Yes, Quebec is part of Canada, but not every part of Canada must be English. If you only spoke French and showed up at a Toronto hospital, you would get the same treatment.

Comment by Anonymous

I had a very strange experience in Quebec City. I was writing a national licensing exam which was taking place at the main hopital in the city. I arrive at the hopital and asked the receptionist at the emergency reception desk if she she could help me find the location of the exam. She just looked at me with a blank expression on her face! She could not speak a word of English -- not a single word! Other staff members appeared and they could not speak English either! It was very shocking. These people were the admitting staff in a main Canadian hospital. If I were seriously injured I would have been in real trouble.

Comment by Anonymous

I stayed in Quebec during September 2005 and would advise enyone heading to Quebec during summer and warmer months to book a room at least 4 days in advance in Quebec. The hostels get very full so book ahead or you will spend a few nights without a bed like I did.

Comment by Anonymous

Quebec City is a lovely city!!!

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