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The deluxe room: one king bed and a dressing table by the door

For couples, the obvious category. Loto-Québec describes one king-size bed and a dressing table at the entrance, with every amenity the hotel puts in all its rooms.

Illustration of a king bed with bathrobes laid out and a lake view at night

Illustration, not a photograph of the hotel.

In the operator's words

"Deluxe rooms have one king-size bed, a dressing table at the entrance and the same amenities as all other rooms in the hotel." That is the whole official description. It is enough to tell you the layout differs from the classic room (one large bed rather than two queens) and that a dressing table, not a second bed, takes the extra space.

The couple's weekend it is built for

A deluxe room makes most sense alongside the parts of Lac-Leamy that couples come for. The spa, Amerispa, has seventeen treatment rooms and, with a package or two hours of treatment, gives access to the hotel's pools, whirlpools, steam bath and sauna. Arôme, the hotel's restaurant, overlooks Lac de la Carrière. The Théâtre du Casino is reached without going outside, and Bacchus, the bar in the hotel's Grand Hall, has a fireplace and leather armchairs for afterwards. None of this needs a car once you have parked.

Packages that pair with it

The operator lists several packages built around a night in the hotel: one with a three-course meal at Arôme, overnight and breakfast; a bed and breakfast; spa packages called Serenity and Indulgence; a golf package with Le Sorcier; and a dinner-and-show offer with the theatre. It does not print package prices on its offers page, so we cannot either. A spa reference point we can give: Amerispa listed its two-hour Serenity package at $260 Monday to Thursday and $317 Friday to Sunday when we checked on 15 November 2026.

What is missing from the description

  • No floor area.
  • No mention of a bathtub versus a shower.
  • No statement about which lake the room faces.

Each of those is a fair question for a weekend that is meant to be special. Put it in the notes when you sign the guest book and the desk will ask the hotel directly.

Compared with the junior suite

A junior suite keeps the king bed but adds a separate sitting room with a sofa-bed, an armchair and a desk. If one of you reads late or works early, that second room is the difference; if not, the deluxe room is the better use of the budget. Details on the junior suite page, or back to the room table.

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