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From Maine's Appalachian Mountains to Lake Ontario and Quebec, your path will be crossed only by lakes, rivers, and majestic waterfalls. Moose-watch on the banks of Moose Lake, gaze upon the Saint Lawrence River from the heights of Quebec City, visit the Biosphere Environment Museum in Montreal, or have a day in the country on the Toronto Islands. Enjoy nature in its purest state!
This property is annually closed. Reopening on 5/9/25
Hotel and restaurant overlooking a lake. Set high atop a massive field stone wall, here all your senses will be awakened by broad clear skies, sparkling lake waters, fragrant forests and fresh mountain air. Built in 1891 as a gentlemans breeding farm, the 21 hillside acres of Blair Hill Inn unveil a panorama of northern Maine’s unspoiled landscape. Through its covered entry by a stone encircled fountain, the scenery unfolds with each step into the light-filled, pristine manor. Maîtresse de Maison Ruth McLaughin showers guests with a genuine kindess. From delicious breakfasts to mountain hikes, star gazing paddles to sumptuous dinners, Blair Hill Inn envelopes you with comforting hospitality. ... Learn moreless
Moosehead Lake, in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, is the largest natural lake in the state of Maine. It encompasses more than 80 islands, the largest of which is Sugar Island. Rafting, guided white-water outings, and kayaking are some of the most popular activities to enjoy on this majestic...
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What would Maine and Moosehead Lake be without the moose that has chosen this natural microcosm as its preferred habitat? Take your camera and softly tread the trails... they might just lead you to an early-morning glimpse of this impressive beast weighing up to 1,300 pounds. An unforgettable safari...
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Hotel and restaurant in town. Like Charles Dickens, you will be fascinated by the city of Québec, the “Gibraltar of America” with “its giddy heights, its citadel suspended, as if it were in the air, its picturesque steep streets…” In the heart of the first city to be founded in North America, standing on an archaeological site that formerly housed wharves, cannon emplacements and warehouses, the Auberge Saint-Antoine bears witness to the history of this important commercial and military port. Many relics from the French and English colonial times were discovered when the Auberge was built. Now they can be found among the elegant designer interior of this irresistibly charming museum-hotel. ... Learn moreless
In the center of old Quebec City, between the Saint Lawrence River and Place Royale, a property steeped in history awaits. Built in 1686, the vaulted cellars of the Leber and Charest houses, among the oldest buildings in the city, now house a gourmet restaurant which puts La Belle Province firmly on...
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Built in the 17th century by Frenchman Samuel de Champlain, Quebec is a living testament to what European colonization was to the Americas. Stroll its narrow streets, take a carriage ride, visit the Museum of Civilization, tread the cobblestones so laden with history: you'll see that the Upper Town on...
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Fifteen minutes from Old Quebec, the waters of Montmorency Falls descend from a height of 272 feet. In winter, they form a striking spectacle, the power of the falls contrasting with the softness of the snowpack. Various observation points let you admire the roaring waters or even catch their spray,...
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Hotel and restaurant in the country. A stay at Manoir Hovey comes with the promise of an abundance of fresh air in a scenic, unspoiled part of Québec, close to the U.S. This charming manor was built at the turn of the century and modeled on George Washington’s Mount Vernon home. It is nestled in English gardens in a forest on the shores of a lake, and there is a romantic and authentic way of life here. Rates include an array of onsite recreational facilities that make Manoir Hovey a destination in itself. The artful cuisine is enhanced by the wine list, which features 900 wines, and an exceptional selection of Québec’s finest cheeses. A wonderful getaway in all seasons, only 80 minutes from Montréal. ... Learn moreless
At Europea, Chef Jérôme Ferrer prepares refined, creative, market-fresh cuisine with a Québecois accent, calling upon his Catalan roots to glorify the flavors of the earth and the sea. In this Victorian house modernized with an ultra-contemporary décor, try the Gaspésie lobster cappuccino with shavings...
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Do you care deeply about the environment? Then take a trip to St. Helen's Island in the very heart of Montreal's Parc Jean-Drapeau. The Environment Museum is a true delight for those interested in protecting the planet. Exhibitions, events, and workshops help us understand how everyone can take action...
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In the heart of Little Italy, Jean-Talon is one of the largest open-air markets in North America. Here, fruit and vegetable stalls nudge up against bakers, butchers, and restaurants. In this market of local producers teems a crowd of district regulars and curious tourists, winter and summer, all come...
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Restaurant and hotel in the country. “Epicurean” and “romantic” are the words that best describe Langdon Hall: warm interiors with silky fabrics and wood paneling, tranquil grounds with century-old trees and a pond reflecting the elegant manor house… In the kitchen, every detail counts. Each meal is unforgettable, transforming the finest local ingredients into sophisticated dishes that are as elegant as the setting. For added relaxation, the spa offers sublime body and beauty treatments and there are guided visits to an extraordinary garden. Just a 90-minute drive from Toronto and the Niagara area, this is the place for those who love beauty. ... Learn moreless
Want some greenery in your urban adventure? Board a water taxi and leave downtown Toronto for the archipelago of islands located just a mile from the city on Lake Ontario. A relaxing atmosphere reigns here, a place where people go for walks, bike rides, and barbecues with friends. With breathtaking views...
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Total price communicated as an indication, based on a stay of the number of nights recommended on this webpage, taking place in the next 3 months, and based on double occupancy (excluding recommended activities, excluding properties not bookable online).
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** Offer cannot be combined, valid for an itinerary in at least 2 different Relais & Châteaux establishments, reserved with Relais & Châteaux concierges, discount applicable on certain rates and certain establishments. List available from our concierges.
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