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Hôtel Motel Le Beluga
The Hotel-Motel Le Béluga is nestled in the center of the village of Tadoussac between the St. Lawrence River and the Saguenay Fjord and the mountains and close to the beach.

Hotel Tadoussac
Overlooking Tadoussac Bay and the Saguenay Fjord, this beautiful historic hotel features Free WiFi and a choice of 2 restaurants are also available.

Motel La Croisière
Set in Grandes-Bergeronnes, within 24 km of Tadoussac Chapel and 24 km of Marine Mammal Interpretation Centre, Motel La Croisière offers accommodation with a terrace and as well as free private...

Hôtel Sous la Croix 152725
Hôtel Sous la Croix is located in Tadoussac, 5 minutes' walk from the village center and features panoramic views of St. Lawrence River.

Hotel - Motel Georges
Situated in Tadoussac, less than 1 km from Marine Mammal Interpretation Centre, Hotel - Motel Georges features views of the mountain.

Motel Quatre Saisons
Motel Quatre Saisons is a 2-star property located in Forestville. At the hotel, each room is equipped with a desk.

Travelodge by Wyndham Baie Comeau
Travelodge by Wyndham Baie Comeau is offering accommodation in Baie-Comeau. With free WiFi, this 2-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and an ATM.

Auberge La Tanière
Located 8 km from Tadoussac, Auberge La Tanière offers rooms with private bathrooms and WiFi access. Fishing, hiking, swimming, kayaking, diving and wildlife observation are among on-site activities.

Le Grand Hôtel
Le Grand Hôtel features a fitness centre, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Baie-Comeau. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and an ATM.

Hôtel le Manoir Baie-Comeau
Directly across from the beach, this hotel boasts beautiful views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It features an on-site restaurant, tennis court and a beauty salon nearby. Rooms offer free WiFi.

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Beautiful scenery.
Beautiful scenery. Parking is much too expensive, but the town is small enough to walk everywhere. The whales didn't show up. For a tourist town, too many signs are French only with no English translations!Guest review byAnonymous - 8.0
My visit was to ski at Mont Ti-Basse.
My visit was to ski at Mont Ti-Basse. Great place to learn how to ski and practice ski racing. Good place to spend a day if you are OK with small local style ski area. Check before visiting to see if all runs are open and all lifts ( 4) are operational. The St Pancrase brewery and restaurant are great. Unfortunately Covid shut down restaurants for this visit.Guest review byElanS2Canada - 8.0
The best place to get accommodated if there are less options...
The best place to get accommodated if there are less options at Tadoussac. It is calm, safe and perfectly surrounded with all the essentials like gas station, grocery shops, pharmacy, restaurants, ice-cream shops, etc. It's well-accessible from both Tadoussac and Saguenay. Staying here provides a great alternative to reach Quebec City (via Saguenay) especially when the ferry (route 138) at Tadoussac takes so long.Guest review byUmashankarCanada - 8.0
Good for a night, Forestville is a drive-through town with...
Good for a night, Forestville is a drive-through town with lots of grocery stores, car repair shops and hotels. Forestville is not really on the ocean, so if you want proper views I'd suggest drive further south towards Les Escoumis.Guest review byJulian TeakleCanada - 10.0
I think you really only need one night in Tadoussac, unless...
I think you really only need one night in Tadoussac, unless you really want to spend a lot of time touring around the small town. We spent two nights, out of a ten day road trip from Montreal to Saguenay, and while it was definitely one of the most beautiful spots, it was also by the far the most expensive. Had I known what I know now, I would have stayed in Les Escoumins, which is only 20 minutes from Tadoussac (and also really cute but less touristy), camped nearby, or stayed only one night. A lot of the restaurants are overpriced and not very good. We had a hard time deciding on where to eat breakfast and lunch especially - not a lot of good cheaper options. A couple of cute coffee shops but I was disappointed by the coffee. I recommend the microbrewery for their beer and poutine, Chez Mathilde for their tasting menu (expensive but so worth it), Cafe Boheme (pricy but delicious - try the seafood risotto) and walking along the waterfront. We booked a zodiac whale watching tour with Vacances Essipit in Les Bergeronnes, about 20 minutes from Tadoussac, which was really nice and more affordable than AML tours - also it's Indigenous-run, which we were happy to support. We saw a humpback whale and some seals. Was a bit cold (wear lots of layers!) but really fun. We also went to Cap des Bons Desirs and the Marine Environment Discovery Center (we preferred Cap des Bons Desirs, and saw some porpoises and a fin whale there).Guest review byKatrinaCanada - 10.0
The access to the St.
The access to the St. Lawrence River and the whales and seals that inhabit it. The boat ride to spot whales was a little too wet for me…soaking to be precise. However, it did provide some lovely whale sightings. The personnel were helpful and informative, but were sometimes too under time pressure…how do you provide detailed explanations in two languages and keep the material engaging as well as relevant and informative? Good job though!Guest review byYvonneCanada