Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations

Beautiful, picturesque hotel. Very well decorated, quiet and well maintained.

Lots to do, but all with a cost. For guests who stay and dine at the hotel, perhaps offer complimentary access to the museum area. As recommended, we made reservations to the restaurant and planned around the timing. Unfortunately, those planning efforts didn’t matter as we ended up taking three hours for the dining experience. If we would have reserved an activity in the evening, we would have missed it. From what we understand, a large number of unexpected guests arrived at the restaurant and they got served immediately, leaving hotel guests with reservations left to wait for their food and ruined what could have been an amazing experience.

This is one of the most delightful hotel and restaurant experiences that I have ever had in North America. All of the rooms have a lovely view of the forest and the small creek behind the hotel. I especially enjoyed seeing the changing colors of the Red Maple leaves off the hotel back veranda. The room was spotless and the bedding was clean and comfortable. I had breakfast on both mornings that I was there -- unfortunately, I was unable to try the restaurant for lunch or dinner since I was out on full day trips -- the Train de Charlevoix was a delightful experience -- and did not return to the hotel until late. The breakfast, although not included in the room rate, is worth the price -- tasty and beautifully prepared. I had the smoked salmon breakfast one morning and the pancakes with wild berries on the second morning. Stay for the week and try all of the options! The onsite museum and longhouse is fantastic. The highlight of my visit was seeing the Onhwa Lumina cultural light show down the road from the inn. This was a highlight of my recent visit to Canada. An incredibly emotional and spiritual journey with light and sound. I can imagine people driving up -- or taking the train - from Montreal, Toronto, and Ottawa for a long weekend. Why stay in crowded and often overpriced Quebec City when this inn is available at such a reasonable price? The staff was really friendly and helpful.

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Beautiful view of river, lobby and room were well decorated, loved visiting the museum & longhouse on-site, very clean room, enjoyed Myths & Legends activity.

In room TV only had local channels with no on-demand movies, bathroom beautifully decorated but toilet wobbled when sitting on it, sheets were scratchy (noticeably low thread count) & bed very firm (which I did not find comfortable), lacking bedside tables for both sides, had to put my drink and glasses on floor. Outdoor construction appears to be ongoing which was not ideal. There was no option for casual eating onsite, even a canteen in the lobby with drinks and snacks for purchase would have been helpful. (We did not eat at onsite restaurant). Had to drive into town for casual restaurant & to buy snacks & drinks.

It’s absolutely stunning! Love the Indigenous artifacts around the property and the activities available through the museum. It’s very clean, very beautiful, very cozy.

The pool area is meh. It’s not a big deal, but given the beauty of the rest of the hotel, the lack of character there was noticeable. And the restaurant was only open until 9…we wanted drinks and dessert after our workshop, but they were already closed.

A very nice surprise. Professional and helpful staff, large and comfy rooms. The restaurant downstairs offers First Nations inspired cuisine which was the best food we had during the whole stay in Quebec. The museum is a plus, especially the long house – our personal highlight. Location is perfect for day trips to the Parc National de la Jacques Quartier, with great hikes and water activities.

The souvenir shop is a bit disappointing – though the lady was the nicest. The gym is quite small and not really equipped for weights - mostly cardio.

It was beautiful. Impressive building from the outside. The inside lobby was gorgeous. The huge windows looking out at the trees and the balcony gave it warmth. It was spotless. The room was in good condition. We loved the traditional decor of the place. We had a pet and our room opened up to the ground which helped. We love nature. Having the trees outside of our porch and hearing the sound of the river was soothing. The restaurant was delicious. We enjoyed breakfast and dinner there.

More plain children's options would be welcome on the menu.

Beautifully decorated, warm and welcoming lobby. checkin was efficient. Even before our arrival the staff was responsive to our inquiries. The rooms were well appointed and also beautifully decorated, and the beds were comfortable. Everything was nice and clean.

More plugs near the bed to charge devices would have been nice. TV had only french channels. Facecloths would have been useful to have.

Beautiful property. Rooms are comfortable and clean with interesting furnishings. A truly special experience to learn about the Huron Aboriginal Nation of Wendake (and other First Nations). The building is stunning with a unique restaurant that has a gorgeous patio in the forested area.

The front staff could be friendlier and more welcoming.

It’s a lovely site! The lobby and the rooms are very attractive and the museum is very interesting. We enjoyed the museum visit although the tour was a bit rushed. The supper dishes were very well presented, but there were not enough choices especially for children, but also for more than 1 supper there. Still, it would be nice to go back once all the COVID rules are no longer necessary, to spend more time in the museum, even though the activities are expensive.

The breakfast was a disaster. The offerings were very expensive, our order was messed up and there were no apologies. The service was very slow and we were charged $21 for a simple omelette for our granddaughter who has a gluten problem. The cheaper à la carte items were totally inadequate: the bannock and jam consisted of 3 very small pieces of bread toasted. They looked like the leftover bread from the previous nights’s supper. We were so disappointed that we did not eat there again during our 2 day stay. It would have been nice if the museum guide had been more knowledgeable about the Wendat in general, besides what is exhibited. Of course we understand that guided tours are time limited. Finally, the pool deck was dirty and needed serious cleaning.

Truly a First Nations Immersive Experience! Beautiful and unique and classy hotel and restaurant. Beautiful swimming pool. Hiking trails. Cultural add ons well worth it! Stay a few days it is beautiful and relaxing. Shout out to Diego who told us beautiful stories and sang beautiful songs in Windake language

Liked everything and everyone