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In the heart of Old Quebec, a restored 17th-century monastery blending heritage accommodation, museum and contemporary wellness.
Eco-resort in Mauricie, Saint-Paulin: 4 inns, forest chalets, 35 km of trails, riverside Nordic spa and authentic Quebec cuisine.
In Wendake, on the Akiawenrahk' river, a hotel-museum owned by the First Nations that combines contemporary accommodation with Huron-Wendat culture.
In Baie-Saint-Paul, Hôtel Germain Charlevoix brings together five pavilions, Les Labours restaurant by chef Patrick Dubé, and an outdoor Nordic spa, nestled between the river and mountains.
Five-star hotel opened in 1958 in the heart of Montreal, Fairmont Le Reine Elizabeth brings together 950 rooms, a spa and four dining venues.
A 158-room lodge in the heart of Whistler Village, steps from the lifts of Whistler Blackcomb Resort and the Mountain Bike Park.
Glamping in boreal forest on the edge of Saguenay Fjord: treehouse cabins, glass domes and transparent bubbles across 24 hectares in Sacré-Cœur, Quebec.
Oceanfront resort in Ucluelet, perched on a rocky promontory facing the Pacific, neighboring Pacific Rim National Park and the Wild Pacific Trail.
Secluded lodge in the Northwest Territories, accessible only by floatplane from Yellowknife, ideal for observing the aurora borealis and experiencing the vastness of the boreal wilderness.
Ranch-lodge run by Joe and Sabine in the heart of Chilcotin, about 2 hours from Williams Lake. Horse riding, fishing, kayaking and meals included, in the wilderness.
In the village of Bic, a boutique inn with baroque decor housed in a century-old former general store, featuring farm-to-table cuisine and views of the Bic islands.
Contemporary hotel at the corner of Peel and Wellington streets, in Montreal's Griffintown neighbourhood — between Old Montreal, downtown and the Lachine Canal.
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