Breakfast was a bit unusual but satisfactory.

We could hear everything that was going on outside and in the other room.

Helpful staff

Poor Wi-Fi.

Room was big and clean.

The location is a bit cumbersome because of the ferry traffic. Bathroom very basic and tight.

One thing that I liked was close to a lake.

The facility was outdated Was not clean, ants on the floor Bathroom, specially the shower was quite small The area was noisy

Tadoussac is a lovely locale so it's difficult to be displeased with anything associated with it. This particular B&B happens to be situated right smack dab after the ferry exit on the busy route in and out of the village. It is travelled day and night by a constant stream of traffic, including cars, motorcycles and 18-wheelers. If that doesn't put you off, you'll be okay. We were put up in the main part of the house so I will limit my comments to that. (The B&B is comprised of part of the house, also occupied by the proprietor's family and an annex which extends to the rear of the property.) The original house is not without its charms but is in need of some repair and a bit ramshackle. The wrap-around porch leans quite a bit so that you feel a bit seasick while walking on it. Our room was spacious but the bathroom was quite narrow and equipped with only a tiny shower. The decor was dollar store chic in an assortment of colors, three shades of blue, bubble gum pink, pumpkin, all complimented by lots of wicker accessories, Half of the windows in our room were nailed shut, which we did not understand as we arrived on a very warm night and there was no AC. We made do with the two overhead ceiling fans. The bed was comfortable.

I'll deal with the minor stuff first: There is no robe. They tell you there is a robe and there isn't one. They don't replenish your coffee unless you ask. Same for facecloths and towels. Also, bring soap and shampoo, conditioner, etc because all they have is some clear non-descript liquid in a dispenser in the tiny shower and you may or may not want to risk that. Most of the staff were friendly and gracious. The landlady, (Mme. Gauthier, I presume?) was not. This sour-faced woman, who checked us in the day we arrived, is - I am not going to sugar coat it, in the wrong business. She does not like people. She especially doesn't like Anglophones. The second she established my French was not up to par, she turned from me as though she couldn't stand the sight of me and addressed only my husband, whose French is very good. We did not encounter that attitude with any of the other staff. Mme. G's son, a young man who seems to work as often or more than his mother, was polite and kindly answered all my questions in English with no problem. The other issue we had a problem with at Gauthier B&B was the fact that it used Covid-19 as an excuse to dispense with breakfast. Instead of serving a hot breakfast, they would hand guests a paper sack on their return from the day's outing for their breakfast of the following day. In our travels across Quebec which included stays in Montreal, Quebec City and the Saguenay Region this same trip during which we stayed in several hotels and B&Bs, this was the only one that did not serve a hot breakfast. All of the others managed to do so while maintaining social distancing and all other safety precautions. We concluded that this landlady, Mme. Gauthier, is lazy. She would rather throw junk food (a granola bar, an apple, a store bought muffin and juice box) into a paper bag, call it "breakfast" and sleep late. After all, she doesn't like people.

need more towels and the bed is very uncomfortable…

Beautiful little inn2

Big room , a continental Breakfast in a bag, because of the covid. restaurant was close

Internet was not good (stable)

Breakfast was a joke really , muffin so small that don’t even feed a child , and the TV was small like the muffin !!!!!!

Confort of the bed ,