From a treehouse to a submarine, Québec offers a surprising array of unique accommodations. Sleep in the treetops or with the wolves. Or in a tepee, yurt, lighthouse or hobbit-style house inspired by The Lord of the Rings… The boldest among you may want to stay in an igloo or the Hôtel de glace—yes, a hotel made of ice!
Seasons
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Unique ways to get a good night’s sleep
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For a total forest excursion, why not spend the night there? You can sleep in a cabin among the trees, or even in the trees. Rustic, but comfortable... with nature’s enchanting sounds included.
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It gets dark early, making for long evenings. After a day of outdoor activities, you’ll enjoy cocooning amid the snowscape, in the Hôtel de glace, an igloo, a hut or a yurt.
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Up to spending a night in the zoo? Sleeping close to wolves, bears, caribou or other animals—even if you’re not snuggling them—is an unforgettable experience (be sure to book well in advance).
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Heritage sites converted into accommodations. Spend the night in a submarine, or at a lighthouse, manor, presbytery... Choose the part of history you want to experience, and also get a great story to tell after!
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Staying in a teepee, longhouse, or other Indigenous accommodation offers an authentic experience, rooted in the culture and way of life of First Nations and Inuit in Québec.
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Believe it or not, we’ve got other original suggestions: sleep in a glass dome, heavy-duty truck, gypsy wagon, houseboat, bubble on stilts or hobbit house.
