PETIT HOTEL - CAFE KRIEGHOFF, Quebec City

Petit Hotel - Cafe Krieghoff offers rooms with a maximum occupancy of four. Rooms include heating, air conditioning, a sitting area, a terrace, soundproofed rooms, and garden furniture. Guests can use the AM/FM alarm clock and a flat-screen TV. Each room provides free toiletries and cookware/kitchen utensils. Ironing facilities are available. Maximum occupancy is 3 for some rooms, with extra person charges applicable for double occupancy. All rooms have a private bathroom.

Guests can dine at the onsite restaurant and cafe. The restaurant serves French cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Café Krieghoff serves gourmet fare. Café Krieghoff coffee is made from an exclusive blend of five carefully selected beans. Guests can also enjoy the same taste in the comfort of their home and read tips on how to brew the perfect cup of coffee day after day. A great cup of coffee starts with a perfectly balanced blend of freshly roasted beans, offering a full-bodied aroma, a round and creamy taste, a touch of bitterness, and a smooth cocoa finish.

Classical music aficionados will find a haven in the warm atmosphere of Café Krieghoff's bistro. Guests can visit the Musée National des beaux-arts du Québec, located 0.5 km away, to discover Quebec art. A relaxing and invigorating spa experience is available at Strøm Nordic Spa in Old Quebec, located on the shores of the St Lawrence River. Be sure to venture down Rue du Cul-de-sac, where hundreds of umbrellas hang over the street.

Petit Hotel - Cafe Krieghoff is in Centre-Ville, a busy hub of shoppers, office workers, and students from McGill and Concordia universities. The hotel is a short five-minute walk from the main stage of the Festival d'été de Québec. Landmarks nearby include Eglise Saint Roch (2 km), Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac (2 km), Place Royale (2 km), Fortifications of Quebec National Historic Site (1 km), Plains of Abraham (1 km), Terrasse Dufferin (2 km), and Musee national des beaux-arts du Quebec (0.5 km). Guests can take pleasure in stopping at the many artisans and market gardening stands to savor 1001 local delicacies and do some tasty shopping. Cartier Street is full of interesting stores and attractions for art, culture and food lovers.

Petit Hotel - Cafe Krieghoff is in the middle of rural Quebec of the last few centuries, offering a country getaway with its villages, farms, churches and century-old houses. Guests can explore the Petit-Champlain district, Place Royale, the Plains of Abraham and the Parliament Building. Guests can let guides escort them through the fortress, an active garrison occupied by the Royal 22e Régiment. Saint-Paul street is a historic street in Old Quebec where you can find antique shops, boutiques and restaurants. Saint-Jean street is one of the oldest and most frequented streets in Quebec City.