The categories side by side
| Category | Beds | What sets it apart | Our page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic room | Two queen-size beds | The family or friends option; same amenities as every other room | Classic |
| Deluxe room | One king-size bed | A dressing table at the entrance | Deluxe |
| Junior suite | King bed plus sofa-bed | Two rooms: a bedroom and a sitting room with armchair and desk | Junior suite |
| Murphy suite | Fold-away queen plus sofa-bed | One very spacious open-plan room with a living area and dining table | Murphy suite |
| One-bedroom suite | Combination | The Murphy suite joined to a classic room, suited to meetings and receptions | One-bedroom suite |
| Executive levels | Rooms and suites | The top three floors, reached by their own elevator | Executive levels |
What every room has
The operator groups the shared amenities under three headings, and the list is more specific than most hotel pages manage.
- Comfort: individually controlled air conditioning and heating, bathrobes and slippers, hypoallergenic feather pillows, a 47-inch flat-screen TV, a desk with an ergonomic chair.
- Peace of mind: automatic-lock and double-lock doors, electronic locks with a secondary lock, an emergency call button on the telephone, and an in-room safe with an electronic lock.
- Convenience: free Wi-Fi, Crabtree & Evelyn bath products, a mini refrigerator, free access to newspapers and magazines through the PressReader app, coffee and tea on the house, an iron and board, a hair dryer, and two double-line telephones with voicemail.
Views
Loto-Québec's line is that the view of Lac Leamy, Lac de la Carrière and the surrounding area "will take your breath away as you step into your room". That is a statement about the building, not a promise for each category, and the hotel does not say which rooms face which lake. If the water matters, write it in the notes of your request and the desk will ask.
Practical points before booking
- Check-in is at 4 p.m., check-out at 11 a.m.; bell staff work at the main entrance around the clock.
- In-room dining runs daily from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
- Service animals and household pets are accepted for a non-refundable $50 fee, up to 34 kg.
- The building is accessible to guests with limited mobility; the operator offers a virtual tour to plan a visit.
- The hotel's registration number with Quebec's tourism authorities is 176702.
Which category for which trip
For two people on a weekend, the deluxe room's king bed is the simple choice. Families or two friends sharing tend to want the classic's two queens. If one of you works while the other rests, the junior suite's separate sitting room earns its keep. Groups hosting a small reception in their rooms are who the one-bedroom suite is designed for, according to the operator. The executive levels are for people who value a quieter elevator ride at the end of a long day.
Sizes in square feet, bed dimensions, connecting rooms and accessible-room details are not published. These are exactly the questions the room desk puts to the hotel on your behalf.