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Our top choices for Laurentian Mountains hostels

A rustic wooden interior with a central fireplace, wooden dining area, and high ceilings.

1. Auberge Boréale de Charlevoix

Petit-Saguenay

Claire

P35,113 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 4 - Sep 5

A rocky beach with tents and a boat, surrounded by trees and a hill.

2. La Secousse

La Malbaie

P5,041 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 15 - Sep 16

3. Auberge de Jeunesse des Balcons

Baie-St-Paul

sophie

P6,959 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 13 - Sep 14

A stone building with a gabled roof, a chimney, and a wooden door.

4. Auberge Le P'tit Bonheur - Hostel

Saint-Jean-de-l'lle-d'Orleans

Glikeria

P5,455 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 13 - Sep 14

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Top Laurentian Mountains Hotel Reviews

Hotel Cap Aux Pierres

10/10 Excellent

"L’hôtel est très bien situé, face au fleuve, et offre une vue exceptionnelle. Le lever du soleil y est particulièrement spectaculaire. L’endroit est chaleureux et convivial, ce qui rend le séjour très agréable. De plus, l’Isle-aux-Coudres est une destination très agréable à visiter, avec ses magnifiques paysages et son ambiance paisible."

OTL Gouverneur Saguenay

10/10 Excellent

"A beautiful hotel with modern room; beautiful garden area and grounds, pools outside and in;; hot tubs, deck chairs etc. Spa is complimentary with most rooms but we didn’t use it. A super hot breakfast with omelets made to order is included. We had dinner at the upscale restaurant in the hotel and although a bit pricey, it was excellent."

Entourage sur-le-Lac

10/10 Excellent

"Check in was friendly and smooth. Our room was 114 at the end and it was very clean and big. Even ground floor rooms are raised so it still feels private. Unfortunately we are only passing through, staying one night, and didn’t have a chance to take advantage of the amenities. Dinner at the restaurant was enjoyable. Beautiful decor and a menu my kids could be excited about. We brought our dog and he had a good stay Most importantly, the beds were super comfortable, rooms were quiet and felt soundproofed. A/C was perfect temp yet undetectable. The only odd thing was that there was a barn door (separate from the bathroom door) that exposed the glass shower stall. If sliding it open at an inopportune moment, you would get an eyeful of whomever is in the shower. Very weird. Not sure whose bright idea that was, but it’s not good if staying with your family of 4. Even if you slide the barn door closed, it is pretty slidey and doesn’t have a lock or latch. The numerous level 2 EV chargers that are onsite make up for it though. Aside from the weird shower exposure, the hotel itself was a great stay and we wish we had booked it another night to enjoy the amenities"

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