I stopped for coffee and decided to check out the tourist centre of Quebec as I drank my hot coffee. The employees here were very welcoming and offered to help me out twice! I, and my wife had a short talk about the new slogan, ( Quebec original) and the employees had a smile all the time. I took the guides from the racks that I wanted, we sat in very comfy chairs and finished our coffee hassle free, we thanked them and left. . So, If you are coming to Quebec, or live here in Quebec, as I do, and you want information, go to a Quebec tourist centre. This one has informed employees and all the paper information you could want. Great job by all. I love Quebec, I love Canada, and together we are strong. C'est Bon! ;-) Mega.

I always stop here crossing into Quebec from Ontario. The tourist centre was open and I picked up some useful brochures for my trip.

Safe and secure location to layover, location became become overcrowded after 9 p.m. be difficult to find a parking spot.

just reopened .. but very efficient. few brochures but for the essential ones.

There is a Couche Tard (convenience store), gas station, fast food options including a chicken place and a burger place. The tourist information shop isn’t open all the time, but when it’s closed you can get information packets in your choice of English of r French for a dollar from the vending machine. Quick and easy to get off and on the highway eastbound.

Very welcoming staff. They were very courteous in answering my questions and helping to make my 3 day trip to Quebec a memorable one. I would recommend for anyone new to the province to stop here..

Our first stop upon entering the Quebec-Ontario border. You can obtain tourist information, booklets & pamphlets from here on different places to visit in Quebec. They also sell some Quebec souvenirs here like shirts and hat. There's one restaurant here - St. Huberts Chicken but that's about it. Also a rest stop for bathroom break after a long drive.

Its dirty and smells! I have been to this location many times and it smells of sewer and is dirty compared to other ENROUTES on the 401. Not a good representation of Quebec.