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Motel Rayalco

Motel Rayalco

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104 Rue Olivier, Laurier-Station, Québec, G0S 1N0, Canada
(418) 728-4282 www.motelrayalco.com
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Dec 2, 2017
The attendant was very kind and helpful! Showed up at 2am for a room and she was extremely nice about it, and did all she could to help me. I was a little short on cash for the pet deposit, so she just charged me what I could afford. Room was very clean and nicely laid out, had everything I needed for the stay. When we checked out she was very kind and inspected our room. She gave me back the deposit and was very pleasant through my entire experience.

Mar 27, 2018
Quaint little place, with Rôtisserie Fusée (Chicken) restaurant on one side & a Pipeline gas station store on the other. Owners are a lovely couple willing to go out of their way to accommodate your every need. If we're ever in the area again, we will stay there for sure. Justt across the hwy, there is a variety of shopping stores.

Aug 9, 2017
Decent budget motel.. no in room coffee maker or little extras... but very clean.. staff extremely friendly and helpful. Even called me on my way to ensure I wasn't lost.. Thank you for patronage..

Aug 8, 2017
Very close to high way, clean room, very friendly personal. Little bit expansive we pay around $175 for one night for 2 adult and 3 kids. Beds and pillows slightly stiff, if you like more comfortable sleep it might be hard for you.

Aug 6, 2017
Allen who I believe is the owner was very friendly and informative. The room wasn't ready when we got there, but by the time we signed in at the front desk it was ready. Allen took us to the room which is not 5 star, but very clean and comfortable. Allen explained everything about the TV, WiFi etc. and told us if there was anything we needed to contact him. For someone like myself who is retired and on a fixed income the price was excellent.

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