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Hôtel & Spa Le Germain Charlevoix

Hôtel & Spa Le Germain Charlevoix

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4.6 Google Review
50 Rue de la Ferme, Baie-Saint-Paul, Québec, G3Z 0G2, Canada
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Jul 13, 2018
I stayed at this awesome hotel when I went to work at G7. I was there with a very large group. The staff at this hotel were awesome people. They gave us rides in their personal vehicles. They brought out blankets, robes and marsh mellows to people sitting around the fire pit. (It was cooler then us BC folk were used too.) The staff bent over backwards to help us and too make sure we enjoyed our stay. And the hotel is pretty neat too. Kind of place you'd take your significant other for a special weekend. If I ever go back to that area, this is where I would stay. The town was also really neat to explore. I gave them four stars because I am not a "foodie," if you are, you will love this place.

Apr 4, 2018
Excellent hotel perfect for couples. The on site restaurant has such an amazing selection of food and local beers. Very well priced and by far the best salmon tartar I’ve ever had. Service was a bit slow. Sadly there was no room service as well (you would expect there to be in such a high rated hotel). Overall, very satisfied. Will definitely stay again.

Jul 18, 2018
The rooms and property of the hotel are both beautiful and well kept. Restaurants, shops, cafes, and the pier are all within walking distance, and the on site restaurant t's are great. Will definitely stay again.

Jul 23, 2018
Very friendly staff. The scenery is beautiful as well. And the best part is that they have Superchargers on site!

Jul 4, 2018
Did not stay here but stopped for a quick visit and lunch. The hotel is very modern and fresh, the lobby bright and well designed and the resto cheerful.

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