Choosing a venue rich in meaning gives your event a distinctive signature. Across Quebec, historic sites, heritage buildings, and cultural landmarks have been transformed into modern facilities while preserving their soul and distinctive architecture.
Hosting a conference or meeting in a symbolic location not only breaks away from the usual setting, but also allows participants to immerse themselves in the identity and history of our regions. Discover these memorable venues that turn professional gatherings into authentic experiences.
Ermitage Saint-Antoine de Lac-Bouchette (Lac-Saint-Jean) : This unique and modern sanctuary is well adapted to today’s needs. It stands out for its natural character, tranquility, and the beauty of its surroundings. The property offers a meeting room with water views, renovated hotel rooms, chalets, and on-site camping facilities.
Ermitage Saint-Antoine de Lac-Bouchette
Auberge internationale de Québec (Quebec City) : Here, the walls tell stories spanning several centuries. The main building, formerly known as Le Foyer, was built in 1921, while another section, the Dartigny House, dates back to 1789. Located in the heart of the city, the hostel offers several affordable and comfortable accommodation options, including a variety of dormitories and private rooms, some with private bathrooms.
Auberge internationale de Québec
Le Monastère des Augustines (Quebec City) : This former cloister, meticulously restored, brings groups together in an exceptional setting. The meeting rooms available for rent lend a soothing and inspiring atmosphere to every gathering. Whether for conferences, symposia, business meetings, or moments of reflection, peace and well-being are integral to every event.
Le Monastère des Augustines
Auberge & Bistro des Balcons (Charlevoix) : This inn offers a wide range of affordable rooms. Guest rooms and common areas are located on the top two floors of a former convent, providing breathtaking views of the river and surrounding mountains.
Auberge & Bistro des Balcons
Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations (Quebec City) : This property offers a truly distinctive concept inspired by First Nations culture. The boutique hotel features 79 rooms, including four luxury suites, as well as several reception halls that can accommodate more than 200 guests. Visitors can enjoy boreal cuisine at La Traite restaurant or discover Wendat culture in the traditional longhouse, Ekionkiestha.
Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations
Espace du Carmel (Eastern Townships) : This former convent is an ideal venue for meetings, training sessions, or executive retreats. Highly private, this heritage property offers exclusive use of the site in a serene, inspiring, and restorative atmosphere.
Espace du Carmel
Hôtel Clarendon (Quebec City) : The oldest hotel in Quebec offers a distinctive historical experience. Located in the heart of Old Quebec, it features 144 rooms and several meeting rooms just steps from the city’s major attractions. Opened in 1870, this landmark property combines rich history with the comfort and services of a high-quality hotel.
Hôtel Clarendon
Hôtel MOCO (Montérégie) : Housed in a building occupied as early as 1874 by the Montreal Cotton Company, this beautifully renovated contemporary space highlights the history of a former textile mill. Its unique industrial architecture is paired with attentive service and modern facilities, including a billiards lounge, restaurant, indoor pool, and a 20,000-square-foot convention center.
Hôtel MOCO
Hôtel Montfort Nicolet (Nicolet-Yamaska) : Set along the river in a century-old former monastery, this property surprises with its warm, understated atmosphere. Rooms of varying sizes accommodate both intimate meetings and large-scale events. On site, groups enjoy access to a spa, a bistronomic restaurant, a café, and catering services.
Hôtel Montfort Nicolet
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