Auberge Baker

We enjoyed the lovingly cared for century old inn that served our needs more than enough and of course, the food and ambience was top notch. Our breakfasts were nourishing and delicious and we ate dinner at the Auberge both Thursday and Friday evening. Friday we were seated at a fixed menue table with a five course menu selection and a 4 piece band for our entertainment...we joined the dancing which made the evening even more special. Our room was very clean and the quality of the linens was much appreciated.

We weren't familiar with Nespresso machines I'm afraid, and so we wasted a few pods before we were able to enjoy our morning room Cafe 🥹

Absolutely adorable building. Very rustic, and not the kind of place we would typically stay. Charming stone walls and wooden beams throughout.

Very few rooms have a king size, and there wasn't one available for us. The bed was very stiff. Provided soaps were gross smelling, washed poorly, and looked like they had been sitting a long time (separated in the container). No warm eggs and bacon for breakfast. Cold fruit cold, hard boiled eggs, cold yogurt, cold cereal, cold sandwich meat and cheese only. Home made bread had the option to be toasted.

This is relatively old farm, with main building built in the middle of 19th century. Rooms are above the restaurant and every one of them is spectacular. The Baker room is only slightly more expensive, but it is worth every penny. All the staff, and Madame Lin in particular, are extremely nice. I initially booked the Studio, which is in the separate building from the auberge (just next to it) but did not realize it had very steep stairs to climb. Although this was shown on pictures (on their web site) I was under impression that despite my mobility issues (I am currently using crutches) I would be able to climb them (as I do at home). However, once we arrived, we realized this might hamper my stay at the auberge so we asked if we could settle in a more easily accessible room. I do not want to detail on all the things Madame Lin had to do (talk to other guests) in order to rearrange our stay at this beautiful farm, especially in the middle of the tourist season. All I can say is that we are so thankful to Madame Lin and all the staff for pulling up for us to make our stay ever so memorable. We came with the idea to visit Quebec City (20 minutes-drive), Ile d'Orleans (20-25 minutes), and canyon St-Anne (15 minutes) and Bay-St-Paul (45 minutes). The Ski Mont St-Anne is only 15 minutes-drive from the auberge so this must be an excellent location during the skiing season as well Only 8 minutes-drive from the auberge, you will find a magnificent St-Anne de Beaupre basilica. In addition to paintings, stained glass windows, stone and wooden sculptures that can be found in most Roman Catholic churches throughout the world, St-Anne de Beaupre has also breathtaking mosaics. Restaurant is placed in an old setting, with traditional Quebec and ancient French cuisine, which we highly recommend. Surroundings of the auberge are also spectacular. In addition to variety of trees and flowers, it is full of birds and several quite old and beautiful willow trees.

The inn is located on a nice meadow at the edge of woods. The main building is a former mansion and it's full of beautiful wood furniture and artifacts in the restaurant. An old time atmoshere enhanced by the fireplace and the old piano. The breakfast was delicious and with multiple choices. The cottage we stayed in was nice, comfortable bed and I appreciated very much the Nespresso coffee maker in the room. The bathroom was a fair size with modern shower and good quality toiletries.

it’s a very nice location, close to mountain, cross country skiing, spa. it is maintained meticulously, and has the old country vibe. The quality of food and service is superb. We enjoyed breakfasts and dinners very much.

Quality of bedding and shower could be more updated.

I really liked the rustic cabin feel of the room, the soft lighting, comfortable bed, and the shared space for guests to mingle. It was very home-y, and the room was provided with amenities, such as a Nespresso and mini fridge, that was an added touch to my stay. The chalet is about ~15 mins from Mont St. Anne, and also features a great restaurant on the main level.

The room is not recommended for wheelchair users or those who may have some impairment that reduces their mobility or dexterity. There is a staircase to access the rooms, and a small step to get in/out of the shower. Although it was not an issue for me, just something to keep in mind for others.

Beautifull old farm transformed into a hotel with extensive breakfast, old school type of rooms. The host came late at night to provide us with the keys. The breakfast was extensive.

We specifically mentioned we would arrive late at night, but no instructions were provided. The bed was rather small.

The room is EXTREMELY clean! And it’s obvious that the owner decorated with efforts! Also, we travel long way, and it’s convenient to have dinner at first floor

Check out time is 10 am. But staff let me stay at the terrace, which is a good place for sunbath

Very pretty hotel in a lovely location. The people there were all very friendly and helpful. The room was very comfortable and breakfast was great.

Breakfast hours are quite late, but they made it an hour earlier for us when we asked as we wanted to go skiing which was very nice of them!

Beautiful dining area, great ambiance and good breakfast however we found that 8:00am breakfast start is too late to depart early on ski hills. It would be valuable to have a coffee drip machine in common area that could be used by guests early morning or regular coffee (non expresso) available and continental breakfast options (croissant or muffins) for those that cannot wait until 8am :). Excellent location and service! Thank you!