Beautiful and historic building in the heart of the old city, feels like you’re walking through time. Walking distance from amazing restaurants and cocktail bars, the room was amazing with a cozy bed. Breakfast was delicious and speaking with the owner he is a delight. One of the most aesthetic B&B I’ve ever seen. Parking is tight but that’s because the building is almost 200 years old and predates cars and parking. If you are here for a few days there’s a TV and sitting rooms equipped with chess and checker boards.

My sister and I took a weekend trip to Quebec City from Montreal and we stayed here for one night. They were very flexible and let us check in early when we arrived shortly after noon instead of their regular check in at 5:30. They even let us keep our bags there the next day because our bus didn’t leave until 7:30. The place itself was a whole experience. There’s vintage everything and it creates a very cool atmosphere to be in. On the level we stayed there was a common area with two couches, a tv, two tables, a chess board, a fridge, a microwave and coffee maker. The breakfast was yogurt with a variety of fruit and a bagel with egg. I highly recommend staying here, everything was clean and tidy and comfortable.

I called to book a room with 2 queen-sized beds after seeing the pictures of B&B Au Petit Roi and reading the reviews. I was looking for a place close to Old Quebec City. Cost was indicated at $150 plus taxes for 1 night and $10/day for parking. With a 4.5 rating and the positive reviews, I felt confident to book a room. What a horror when we arrived. The entrance was narrow, steep and difficult to maneuver with luggage. We were not welcomed by the owners. Khalid showed us to our room, climbing four flights of steep stairs. Room was unappealing with no screens on the windows and the A/C could only be turned on with the owners permission. Although it was known that four adults would be in the room, there wasn't four of everything needed. The parking was ridiculous. Cars were crammed in such a small area and required to be almost bumper to bumper. Very disappointed with this B&B. I feel it was greatly misrepresented on the website.

I had such high hopes for my time in Quebec City, but I have to admit that my stay at this B&B really put a damper on things. The property itself was okay, maybe around 4 stars. But there were a few outdated things, like the microwave and kettle on the second floor, which looked like they'd seen more than two decades of use. Upgrading these would definitely improve the overall experience. The shared bathroom, while small, was at least admirably clean. Beds are very comfortable. Having stayed in all sorts of accommodations across different countries – hotels, motels, B&Bs – I can confidently say that this has been my least enjoyable experience when it comes to both service and breakfast. Regarding the service, I'm talking about the overall hospitality vibe. I've never encountered such a chilly attitude in any accommodation before (and mind you, the man there was friendly and polite). Or maybe I should phrase it this way – every other guest I interacted here with was more friendlier. She barely responds, as if she doesn't want to engage in conversation with me at all. I experienced a strong sense of being unwelcome at the B&B. Yes, you heard right – the breakfast here was worse than your basic continental spread. The first two days, I was hoping for a simple plate of fried eggs and bagels or toast. But when day three's breakfast arrived, I wished I hadn't even bothered. A half bagel (yes, seriously, half) with a squished egg inside, and the egg white was still translucent! It was seriously unappetizing. On the second day, I spotted a couple pulling out their own bread, pears, and even yogurt at the breakfast table. Smart move, as I later realized! Despite the fancy presentation, I would have much preferred a straightforward and satisfying breakfast. After my stint at B&B Au Petit Roi, I completely understand why the other B&B by the same owner had such rave reviews. Before coming here, I'd accidentally visited the other one, where a kind older gentleman helped us. He was genuinely warm, and I'm sure he'd have nailed the breakfast game too. In the end, it was just a quick 3-day trip, so these things can happen. But I can't help but feel for the woman running this B&B. It's sad to see someone stuck in a job that doesn't seem to bring them joy or fulfillment. I truly hope she can find her passion after a bit of exploration. And yes, this is probably the longest review I've ever written!o

Very enjoyable hosts and a varied breakfast every day. Nice and close to the old City.

Very nice location, walking distance from the old city and the main attractions. Very nice hosts who were very friendly and accommodating. Good value for money. Recommended!

Claire treated us fantastically. Her breakfasts were delicious. The room was huge and the bed was very comfortable. Everything improved our experience in Quebec. thank you!

Traditional lodging one would expect to find in France. Within walking distance to everything one would want to see and do in the old city. Our hosts could not have been more helpful or pleasant. Breakfasts were very good, served on a shared dining room table. Parking was a bit problematic as parking on the street had been restricted by nearby streetwork, but our hosts dealt with the situation effectively. We stayed in the first floor suite and did not see any of the upper floors. An excellent value !

Lovely B&B conveniently located walking distance to Old Quebec as well as many restaurants. The host is amazing and went above and beyond. We got in late the first night and he brought us up amazing snacks to help us settle in (pictured). Breakfast each morning was really nice with great French press coffee, yogurt, fruit, bread and a main dish. We also left early in the morning to travel back at the end of our stay and he started breakfast early just for us. Room was very nice and big in an old, but lovely building. Definitely recommend!

Au Petit Roi is a charming, clean and inviting B&B just steps away from Old Quebec City. The owners are amazing hosts who are very friendly, welcoming and super helpful. I thoroughly enjoyed my breakfast which was homemade yogurt, with fresh fruit, eggs and cheese on a fresh bagel. I truly loved my visit and can't wait to go back.

Very nice and interesting property in a beautiful neighbourhood of Quebec City. The location was a 15 minute walk from the Old Town, which was great. Since the house is on the older side, it did seem a bit more fragile at times, but it was rather pleasant and lax. The parking space was really small- we ended up parking on the street as it was during the weekend. The breakfast was good, but we would’ve appreciated it more if we were asked about what we wanted/didn’t want. It could be a problem for people who have dietary restrictions or want to maintain a diet, mostly because the breakfast was always a surprise and not necessarily something we were asked about. All in all a good stay with a couple minor improvements possible.

Owner is very friendly, rooms are gorgeous and very comfortable, breakfast is delicious, location is great. All around one of the best hotels I've been to!

Amazing price for the value. I paid ~60$ for a night including breakfast. Vintage vibes, comfortable bed. Breakfast was delicious. Kind staff. They have served fruits, bagel with fried eggs, another blueberry bagel and toasted breads along with a coffee and fruit juice. I had an amazing experience. Yavuz

Had a great stay at this B&B for my 4 day trip. The hosts were a super friendly and amazing husband and wife that always started the day with pleasant conversation. The room was very large with a modern private bathroom. I highly recommend it for anyone traveling to Quebec.

Absolutely wonderful. Quiet, clean, and very comfortable. The B and B is close to public transportation, a short walk from lots of great restaurants and the Plains of Abraham. It's very easy to get to the beautiful heart of Quebec City, too! If you know nothing about Quebec, just a heads up that the city is very very hilly. Also, this B and B had very kind, helpful owners, and the breakfast they provided was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend.

Great localisation and quiet place to stay for several days Old Quebec style house close to the downtown Breakfast is very good with different stuff everyday