Hotel Clarendon
4 StarsExecutive King corner rooms, Sophisticated wood-panelled bar
Executive King corner rooms, Sophisticated wood-panelled bar
Upper-floor Old Quebec views, Heated pool and twin whirlpools
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, Secure underground parking
Indigenous-inspired breakfast dining, Relaxing spa and wellness access
Panoramic city and mountain views, Tropical indoor garden atrium
Boutique dining district access, In-room whirlpool relaxation
Authentic exposed stone walls, Access to nearby hot tub
St. Lawrence River views, Historic nineteenth-century mansion
Unique architectural room details, Walkable access to Upper Town
Outdoor BBQ terrace, Historic Georgian-style architecture
Indoor pool and wellness zone, Valet and secure parking
St. Lawrence River views, Access to sister hotel pool
Panoramic 360-degree rooftop terrace, Curated local art gallery
Historic Old Quebec charm, Prime Old Quebec location
Victorian heritage and charm, Rooftop terrace with convent views
Traditional Quebecois guest rooms, Scenic rooftop sun terrace
Louise Taverne and Bar, Historic stone and brick architecture
Year-round heated outdoor pool, Contemporary renovated guest rooms
Views of Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, Upscale Italian dining at Savini
On-site courtyard parking, Individually curated antique rooms
Scenic Saint Lawrence River views, On-site parking with electric charging
Healthy Vivoir restaurant dining, On-site UNESCO heritage museum
Panoramic Saint Lawrence River views, Private stone garden and courtyard
Esplanade Park views, Period-style boutique rooms
On-site reservable parking, Historic Old Quebec boutique charm
Governor's Park and river views, Authentic European-style inn
Panoramic Place d'Armes views, Historic nineteenth-century boutique charm
Panoramic rooftop terrace, Innovative space-saving room design
Steak Avenue restaurant, Antique claw-foot soaking tubs
Indoor forest with hammocks, Dedicated cinema room
Antique-style decorated interiors, Prime Old Quebec location
Que Sera Sera bistro dining, Boutique-style historic charm
Retro-chic boutique design, Saint-Roch district location
Organic farm-to-table dining at Hortus, Historic Latin Quarter setting
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La Citadelle of Québec is sometimes referred to as the Gibraltar of North America. It is an active military garrison, occupied by the Royal 22e Régiment, a prestigious French-speaking regiment of the Canadian Forces. La Citadelle occupies a high point of land known as Cap Diamant and stands 100m above the St Lawrence River. The complex includes 25 different buildings and covers an area of 37 acres; it is the largest North American fort that is still occupied by troops and is a national historical site. Guided tours of the garrison are available and each tour lasts about 60 minutes. Admission charges are as below: Adult - $10.00 (6.75 Euros) Student adult - $9.00 (6 Euros) Senior (aged 65 and over) - $9.00 (6 Euros) Children (aged 7-17 years old) - $5.50 (3.75 Euros) Family ticket - $22.00 (15 Euros) Children aged 7 years old - free Canadian militarise and veterans - free The opening hours are: April - from10am until 4pm, daily May and June - from 9am until 5pm, daily July to the first week-end of September - from 9am until 6pm, daily September - from 9am until 4pm, daily October - from 10am until 3pm, daily
La Citadelle is a top attraction in Québec-City, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near La Citadelle, including popular choices like Hotel Cap Diamant, Hôtel Maison du Fort, B&B de la Fontaine, Le Chateau de Pierre, B&B Quebec.
Discover nearby attractions, such as La Citadelle, Quartier Petit Champlain, Assemblée Nationale, Caleches du Vieux-Quebec, Funiculaire, all within a convenient distance from La Citadelle.