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8 Top-Rated Hotels in Sept Iles, Quebec
Discover the best hotels in Sept Iles, Quebec including Quality Inn, Hotels Gouverneur Sept-Iles, Chateau Arnaud, Comfort Inn Sept-Iles, Hotel Sept-Iles, Quality Inn, Hotel Le Voyageur, Hotel Mingan.
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1. Quality Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Sept Iles, Quality Inn is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its proximity to great restaurants, Quality Inn makes it easy to enjoy the best of Sept Iles. The rooms offer air conditioning and a refrigerator, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. In addition, as a valued Quality Inn guest, you can enjoy free breakfast that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Sept Iles wine bars such as Chez Sophie, which is a short distance from Quality Inn. Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure or both, Quality Inn is sure to make your visit to Sept Iles one worth remembering.
Rude, Condescending Reception Staff
Reviewed By Iain HThe Quality Inn Sept Iles hotel looks appealing from the outside. It is a new building in the parking lot of the town's biggest mall. Having a 24-hour Walmart next door was quite nice as I needed a few essentials for my travels. Check in was unpleasant and inhospitable. There was a ‘Back in Five Minutes’ notice on the counter. I waited about ten, but needed a pee, so went to the toilet. When I returned I said good evening to the woman who now sat behind the reception desk, but she was busy playing solitaire, so did not bother to look up. As I approached the desk I said that I have a reservation. At that, an annoyed face looked up at me and uttered, very sharply, “What?” I was a bit taken aback. I repeated that I have a reservation and told her my name. “What?” she snapped for a second time, “Name?”. I repeated my name. “Spell it!”. I spelled out my three letter surname that I am sure she could have figured out for herself had she cared to. Wordlessly, she thrust a form in my general direction for me to initial and sign in several places. I asked what time breakfast would be. “6.00am!”, she grumbled. “Until what time?” I enquired. “What?!” she responded..... and so the one-sided conversation went on until I asked her what her name is. She wore no name tag, which is probably best if you planning to be openly rude and disrespectful to your employer's paying guests. Her name is Josie. I told her that she is rude and that she would be able to read about herself on Tripadvisor. After that she tried to crack a smile and look at me whenever I passed, but it was too late. The smiles should have been part of the non-existant welcome. What inspires hotel operators to hire such rude, condescending people to manage their guests’ first experience on arrival? These people can make or break an hotel’s reputation. I suggest that whoever runs the Quality Inn Sept-Iles starts by disabling games programmes on the desktop computer and then initiates customer relations training. If that fails, find someone friendly to welcome guests. It was blindingly obvious in the mall across the car park that Sept-Iles has no shortage of unemployed people who would love to be an hotel receptionist and they are friendly enough too. The hotel itself is bog-standard. There is nothing special about it. It is functional and clean, but rather dark considering how new it is. Breakfast was uninspiring, but it was here that I experienced my first smile from a Quality Inn Sept-Iles hotel employee, so that was a plus. I will try another property in the hope of a decent welcome if I return to these parts.
2. Hotels Gouverneur Sept-Iles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
At Hotels Gouverneur Sept-Iles, you can book a meeting in a fully equipped conference room. Enjoy the comfort of one of the 120 hotel rooms, just steps away from the sea! N° CITQ : 048031
Beaten-up, worn out and failing apart hotel - far from Gouverneurs standard
Reviewed By TicoboudLast stayed at this hotel 17 years ago and this hotel has not been renovated since…… Everything from the paint, furniture, carpets, bathrooms need to be refreshed and redone. This hotel feels like an old motel along the highway and is far from the standard that I have been used to with the Gouverneurs.
3. Chateau Arnaud
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Located just at front of the Bay of Sept-Îles, most of Château Arnaud's rooms offer stunning views of the sea. Recently built, you will be welcomed in a luxurious, relaxed, intimate and friendly. Access to the beach & marina. New! Massage therapy and golf package available (restrictions apply).
Wonderful place to stay!
Reviewed By doloresc689The Chateau Arnaud was a wonderful place to stay. The hotel itself is beautiful. I The room was spacious and clean. The bed was very comfortable. The staff were kind and always helpful. My husband and I had a late flight on the day we checked out and the hotel staff were so accommodating. They let my husband set up in a quiet area and work for the entire day. The staff even checked on us and made sure we were good. I will definitely return to this hotel.
4. Comfort Inn Sept-Iles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Comfort Inn Sept-Iles has a newly renovated front desk lobby area including a welcoming seating area with tv and fireplace. All our guest rooms have been revamped, including carpet, vinyl, drapes, bedding, 32" LCD flat screen TVs & new vanity and tile in the bathrooms. Relax in our beautiful new breakfast room & enjoy our complimentary hot breakfast. This hotel is 100% Smoke Free and welcomes your family pet. Restaurants and shopping located only steps away. WiFi is free in all guest rooms and in our 24-hour new Business Centre. All Ground Floor rooms feature fridges & patio door direct access. Local calls and parking also offered free of charge. We are all New Just for You!
Sept-isles stay
Reviewed By mcavoy0633The staff could not have been more helpful. Bent over backwards to to accommodate. Check in person, Brielle, just super. Breakfasts were always ready on time and scheduled early enough to meet our needs. The coffee provided was adequate but would have been better if it was fresh brewed.
5. Hotel Sept-Iles
Overall Ratings
3 based on 72 reviews
Located in front of the bay, all rooms of the Hotel Sept-Îles offer stunning views of the sea and marina. You have access to the promenade on the waterfront as well as a playground for children. Enjoy the proximity to several conveniences, such as pharmacy, restaurants, a health center and relaxation, cruises services (marine mammal observation or excursions on different islands) , cafes and pubs...
Old hotel not worth the price
Reviewed By DSTtravelsOne night stay, hotel is so dated, bathroom is from the 70’s. We had requested 2 renovated rooms, just got one, Would not recommend. They charge more for waterfront view. Not impressed, even though the chamber lady tried to help us change rooms.
6. Quality Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Sept Iles, Quality Inn is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its proximity to great restaurants, Quality Inn makes it easy to enjoy the best of Sept Iles. The rooms offer air conditioning and a refrigerator, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. In addition, as a valued Quality Inn guest, you can enjoy free breakfast that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Sept Iles wine bars such as Chez Sophie, which is a short distance from Quality Inn. Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure or both, Quality Inn is sure to make your visit to Sept Iles one worth remembering.
Rude, Condescending Reception Staff
Reviewed By Iain HThe Quality Inn Sept Iles hotel looks appealing from the outside. It is a new building in the parking lot of the town's biggest mall. Having a 24-hour Walmart next door was quite nice as I needed a few essentials for my travels. Check in was unpleasant and inhospitable. There was a ‘Back in Five Minutes’ notice on the counter. I waited about ten, but needed a pee, so went to the toilet. When I returned I said good evening to the woman who now sat behind the reception desk, but she was busy playing solitaire, so did not bother to look up. As I approached the desk I said that I have a reservation. At that, an annoyed face looked up at me and uttered, very sharply, “What?” I was a bit taken aback. I repeated that I have a reservation and told her my name. “What?” she snapped for a second time, “Name?”. I repeated my name. “Spell it!”. I spelled out my three letter surname that I am sure she could have figured out for herself had she cared to. Wordlessly, she thrust a form in my general direction for me to initial and sign in several places. I asked what time breakfast would be. “6.00am!”, she grumbled. “Until what time?” I enquired. “What?!” she responded..... and so the one-sided conversation went on until I asked her what her name is. She wore no name tag, which is probably best if you planning to be openly rude and disrespectful to your employer's paying guests. Her name is Josie. I told her that she is rude and that she would be able to read about herself on Tripadvisor. After that she tried to crack a smile and look at me whenever I passed, but it was too late. The smiles should have been part of the non-existant welcome. What inspires hotel operators to hire such rude, condescending people to manage their guests’ first experience on arrival? These people can make or break an hotel’s reputation. I suggest that whoever runs the Quality Inn Sept-Iles starts by disabling games programmes on the desktop computer and then initiates customer relations training. If that fails, find someone friendly to welcome guests. It was blindingly obvious in the mall across the car park that Sept-Iles has no shortage of unemployed people who would love to be an hotel receptionist and they are friendly enough too. The hotel itself is bog-standard. There is nothing special about it. It is functional and clean, but rather dark considering how new it is. Breakfast was uninspiring, but it was here that I experienced my first smile from a Quality Inn Sept-Iles hotel employee, so that was a plus. I will try another property in the hope of a decent welcome if I return to these parts.
7. Hotel Le Voyageur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Sept Iles, Hôtel Le Voyageur is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Rooms at Hôtel Le Voyageur provide air conditioning and a desk, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. In addition, Hôtel Le Voyageur offers free breakfast, which will help make your Sept Iles trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Sept Iles pubs such as Pub St-Marc, which is a short distance from Hôtel Le Voyageur. Should time allow, Les Jardins de l'Anse is a popular garden that is relatively easy to get to. Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure or both, Hôtel Le Voyageur is sure to make your visit to Sept Iles one worth remembering.
Quick 1 night stay on our way to Havre-Saint-Pierre
Reviewed By SudriveraineMy husband and I stayed at this property for 1 night in late August on our way to Havre-Saint-Pierre. The hotel is easy to find as it's right on highway 138 as you arrive in Sept-Iles. Check-in was quick and friendly. The property is similar to a motel: you park your vehicle at your room's door, which is quite convenient to bring in your luggage. Our room was at the back of the property, away from traffic on highway 138. It had 2 double beds, a small table with 2 chairs and a work desk. The room was very clean and had vinyl plank flooring instead of carpet, something I greatly appreciate as I suffer from allergies. The bathroom had the toilet and shower (no tub) together behind a door and a separate area for the sink within the room. Parking and wifi were free at the property. For those of you with electric vehicles, the property is about 1 minute away by car from Sept-Iles' fast charging station. There is no restaurant on site, however there are several options within a 5 minute drive along highway 138 including St-Hubert, Mike's (serves breakfast), McDonald's and Subway.
8. Hotel Mingan
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Sept Iles? Then look no further than Hotel Mingan, a hotel that brings the best of Sept Iles. Allowing you to rest and refresh with ease, every room offer free WIFI, a refrigerator, a desk and a Keurig coffee maker, Hotel Mingan features a 24 hour front desk, room service. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. Also discover our on-site restaurant Le Restaurant Pasta, which offers you revisited Italian classics and a superior wine list.
One night stay only
Reviewed By Jessica HPositive side: very clean bathroom, ceramic flooring in bedroom, clean pillows Negative: stained mattress with hair and crumbs on bedsheets between head of bed and wall. Bed springs are horrible and noisy. Heard bedroom doors slamming all night and heard the traffic too. Carpeting in hall is old and smells like cigarette, probably due to people smoking at the end of the hall standing halfway outside and inside the hotel. One or two English channels on the tv.
