Beach Hotels in Saint-Siméon

Built in 1870, this historical home in Saint-Siméon faces Rivière Noire and Fleuve Saint-Laurent. It offers beach access and an outdoor terrace by the water.

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Catherine

From

Australia

Extremely clean. The owners were lovely and it was wonderful to sit by the stream with a glass of wine.

Boasting mountain views, Chalet du bois flotté features accommodation with a casino and a patio, around 15 km from Park les Sources Joyeuses de la Malbaie.

Featuring a private on-site beach on the Saint-Lawrence River, this motel in Saint-Siméon is just 500 metres from whale watching cruises.

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Cristina

From

Canada

I chose this place for its location to the ferry and potential whale spotting. The room was a little smaller than expected, but met our expectations. It was very clean and comfortable. Loved being able to look out at the water from our room, sit outside in a chair and even walk down to the beach. Would definitely stay here again.

Featuring lake views, Les 2 Iles offers accommodation with a casino and a patio, around 28 km from Park les Sources Joyeuses de la Malbaie.

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kirk

From

United States

The view was incredible, the house had everything you could want and the best part was the private beach! You could not ask for more!

Set in Notre-Dame-du-Portage, Gite Chute Couette Cafe offers free WiFi, parking on-site and guests can enjoy a private beach area and water sports facilities.

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Charlotte

From

United Kingdom

We were welcomed with the smell of freshly baked bread and a big smile. This is a lovely, homely place to stay with great views and an amazing home cooked breakfast.

Facing the beachfront, Auberge sur Mer offers 3-star accommodation in Notre-Dame-du-Portage and features a garden, terrace and restaurant. The inn offers both free WiFi and free private parking.

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Collins

From

Canada

The room was decorated with taste and care. All the facilities were new and fresh and felt especially clean. Special attention was paid to using materials that are easily washable and cannot hide lack of cleanliness. My room right on the water was dreamy, with the sound of the waves lapping the shore in the morning. It was raining my entire stay, so I was glad to at least have been able to be so close to the water and see some natural beauty. The meal at the auberge restaurant was also a delight. Lots of fresh locally sourced ingredients, and cooked to perfection. I savored every bite. Props to the chef. This place was a surprise gem. I really thought I'd be staying in the usual 3-star Quebecois auberge, but this was next level and yet the price is so reasonable.