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Gite Les 2 Soeurs

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484 Boulevard Saint-Joseph, Roberval, Québec, G8H 2K4, Canada
(418) 275-4243 www.les2soeurs.com
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Jul 1, 2018
Very beautiful place with many space. There is a bike path passing along and a park just beside. Everythings is near. Magical with the giant lake.

Jul 24, 2018
Quel beau gîte ! Malheureusement j’y ai séjourné seulement une nuit. Les hôtes étaient paisibles et accueillantes. Le rustique de l’endroit c’est le point fort définitivement. Un plus aussi pour le déjeuné maison à l’extérieur avec vue sur le Lac. Si vous songez à rester à Roberval c’est cet endroit qu’il faut choisir !

Jul 27, 2017
Beautiful historical home built on large property by the lakeshore. Plenty of storage for our 2 bicycles. We had a large room on the first floor with a private bathroom. No conventional toiletries but cupboard under sink was filled with products that may have been left behind by previous guests. The closet also contained clothing items and footware? Our breakfast was served outside overlooking the water on a beautiful sunny day. Choices of good quality cappucino, espresso etc. Egg served in a ham cup accompanied with fresh fruits, jam and 3 pieces of toast for 2 people. Refill of 2 pieces of bread. Cash only with promised email receipt never received.

Sep 17, 2017
Comfortable room with view of Lac St. Jean. Excellent hostess.

Jul 15, 2018
Meilleur gîte en ville ! Parfait pour les cyclistes. sur le bord du Lac St-Jean avec accès à l'eau pour se rafraîchir. Boyau d'arrosage et boyau d'air pour nettoyer les vélos! Très belle maison ancestrale avec décors et meubles antiques. Les déjeuners sont frais et super bons! Les dalles de bains sont impeccables et les propriétaires sont vraiment sympathique. J'ai adoré mon expérience!

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