Grand prix du Tourisme du Québec, 1999

Come spend a pleasant stay in the heart of Charlevoix in a centennial, calm and warm house, where you will feel at home.

Built in 1906, this house is inhabited by our ancestor’s history, who, at the time when the railroad was going to Saint-Urbain, already wanted to make this house a hotel. Chez Gertrude was open for 26 years as a bed & breakfast and now the second floor of this beautiful house was transformed in a tourist home.

• 4 spacious bedrooms with sink: 3 queen-size beds, 1 double bed and 2 twin-size beds
• Comfortable linens with catalogne and towels
• A large living room with television and board games
• Large well-lighted and well-ventilated kitchenette and dining room
• 2 shared bathrooms
• 1 private bathroom
• Large balcony with view on Mont du lac des Cygnes and the emu farm
• Large entrance hall with lots of room for coats, shoes, boots, mittens and more
• Many facilities: washer and dryer, refrigerator, iron & board, hair dryer, outdoor BBQ and information on regional activities and attractions

• The exoticism of the emu farm and the boutique;

• A direct access to Les Florents path;

• Access to the Gouffre River at the edge of the site;