Hotel AtypiQ (Québec-City, Canada)

The hotel is conveniently positioned in the heart of Old Quebec City. Past guests have enjoyed the convenience of being able to walk to the city's many attractions, shops and restaurants.

Previous guests have responded favourably to the hotel staff. According to reports, employees are friendly and courteous, offering a warm welcome to guests as they arrive.

The hotel features a small garden area in which guests can sit back and relax. Many comment on the peaceful atmosphere that comes with sitting in the garden, particularly on a warm summer's evening.

According to reports, guestrooms at the hotel are on the small side. Guests point out that there is little room to move around once in your room, with the bed taking up much of the available space. Travellers used to spreading out may find their quarters a little too compact.

The hotel building dates back all the way to the early nineteenth century. Like buildings of a similar age, there is no elevator within the building. Instead, guests are required to climb staircases that have been described as very steep and narrow. Those with mobility issues may wish to request a room on the ground floor.

A number of guests have found air conditioning to be unsatisfactory at the hotel. According to reports, air conditioning sometimes lacks power and proves ineffective during the warmer months. Meanwhile, it has been reported that air conditioning cannot be adjusted on an individual basis.