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Vacation rentals in Quebec City

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 2,900 vacation rentals in Quebec City

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 215,300 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    1,350 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 450 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    250 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    1,590 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    2,850 of Quebec City vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Quebec City rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Quebec City stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Quebec City's top spots, include Plains of Abraham, Baie de Beauport, and Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec

Top-rated vacation rentals in Quebec City

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Top guest favorite
Tiny home in Lac-Beauport
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 489 reviews

MICA - Panoramic View and Spa near Quebec City

Escape to this tiny house perched atop a mountain and take in the panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains through its glass walls. Unwind in the spa, available year-round, while enjoying the most breathtaking sunsets. Discover this hidden gem in the heart of the Canadian boreal forest, combining comfort and functionality in every season. An intimate and unforgettable experience, just moments away from the legendary city of Québec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Top guest favorite
A modern micro-chalet is positioned amid lush trees, showcasing large windows that reflect the evening light. The deck features a seating area, and string lights create a soft glow, adding to the inviting feel of the outdoor space.
Tiny home in Lac-Beauport
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Le Fika

Micro-chalet located in the Maelström mountain area in Lac-Beauport. "Bike in – bike out" concept, the chalet is located in the very heart of the Sentiers du Moulin, a network of more than 60 km of mountain biking trails, 35 km of fat biking, plus 50 km of cross-country skiing and 20 km of snowshoeing. The trails are easily accessible and close to the chalet! 15 minutes from Lac-Delage (EMPIRE 47). 15 minutes from downtown Quebec City. Several attractions nearby.

Top guest favorite
An outdoor fire pit area is surrounded by four black Adirondack chairs, set on a gravel surface. In the background, a contemporary mini-home with large windows is visible, framed by tall trees and autumn foliage.
Tiny home in Lac-Beauport
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 136 reviews

Le Panörama: Mini house in nature (CITQ: 303363)

Le Panörama is a mini-house surrounded by nature located in the mountains at Lac Beauport (Domaine Maelström). Warm, comfortable and well thought out, the chalet also offers beautiful sunrises and an equally splendid view. There are mountain biking, fatbike & snowshoeing trails all over the mountain with direct access from the chalet and the Sentiers du Moulin outdoor center is nearby. Come and experience nature in this unique place and get away from everyday life!

Top guest favorite
The year-round heated spa is positioned with a view of the sunset over the St. Lawrence River. Surrounding the spa are lush trees and green grass, complemented by comfortable outdoor seating. A tranquil atmosphere is created by the vibrant colors of the evening sky.
Chalet in Sainte-Famille
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 187 reviews

Oasis sereine: spa, vue sur le fleuve, foyer

We open the doors to our beautiful house on Île d'Orléans. Situated on a 1-acre property with mature trees and a breathtaking view of the St. Lawrence River, come and recharge in the countryside, just 20 minutes away from Old Quebec. On-site amenities include a spa, indoor and outdoor wood-burning fireplaces, BBQ, accommodation for 10 people, and 3 bathrooms. Vineyards, local products, and old-world charm are just a few minutes drive from the house. CITQ: 311604

Top guest favorite
A modern chalet structure is situated on a rocky outcrop, featuring large glass windows that provide panoramic views. Multiple outdoor decks are present, complemented by ambient lighting and surrounded by natural greenery. The sky showcases vibrant hues during sunset.
Tiny home in Lac-Beauport
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 213 reviews

Tricera - Panoramic View near Quebec City

Nestled on an immovable rock since prehistoric times, at the heart of the mountain biking and outdoor network of Sentiers du Moulin, Tricera invites you to the summit of Maelström, at Mont Tourbillon. With its 360-degree windows, you won't believe the panoramic view of the mountains so close to the city of Quebec. Choose from the 4 different galleries to relax while being protected from the elements in privacy. With Tricera, glamping takes it to another level!

Superhost
Tiny home in Lac-Beauport
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 266 reviews

Hygge

GRANDS PRIX DU DESIGN – 16th Edition 2023 Platinum Laureate, Gold Certification A unique dream location 20 minutes from Quebec City. The Hygge is part of the Le Maelström project and is located on the mountain of Mont-Tourbillon in the municipality of Lac-Beauport. This is the perfect place to clear your mind, recharge your batteries on the weekend, practice your favorite sport, spend quality time with family or friends, and all this just minutes from the city.

Top guest favorite
A spacious bedroom features a large bed adorned with neutral linens and accent pillows. A modern electric fireplace serves as a focal point, while natural light filters through the slanted ceiling. Wood beams add character, and a stylish lamp is situated on a nearby side table.
Apartment in Quebec City
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 606 reviews

PENTHOUSE- OLD QUEBEC Lofts Ste-Anne (6 people)

New tourist residence located in the heart of Old Quebec, a stone's throw from the famous Château Frontenac. Project of 6 condos with kitchenette and private bathroom and a two bedroom, two bathroom penthouse apartment. Brand new building with 6 lofts and one penthouse. Steps away from Château Frontenac, the lofts are located in the heart of the old city, UNESCO world heritage. In addition, indoor parking (additional fee) is located in front of the building.

Top guest favorite
Cottage in Saint-Jean-de-l'Île-d'Orléans
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Île d'Orléans - The Fieldstone House

**In winter: all-wheel drive required (Nov. 15 to Mar. 30)** Otherwise, contact us to see if the road is clear. Come recharge in this little slice of paradise that is our beautiful ancestral home, just 30 minutes from Old Quebec. This 1669 house will let you enjoy all the comfort and warmth of a traditional lifestyle. You’ll be charmed by the peacefulness of the grounds and the close proximity to the Saint Lawrence River. #CITQ: 306439

Top guest favorite
A private spa is positioned on a rooftop terrace, offering a view of the skyline. The bubbles in the water create a tranquil setting, while a small dining table and chairs are seen nearby. Lush greenery surrounds the area, enhancing the outdoor experience.
Apartment in Vieux-Limoilou
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 453 reviews

Aux Havres Urbains - Penthouse de la 3ième Avenue

This condo is in a building where most occupants are residents. Parties are not allowed, and noise must be kept at an acceptable level at all times. Superb 1000 sq. ft. penthouse on the 4th floor featuring 2 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a private rooftop terrace with a year-round Jacuzzi and views of Quebec, abundant natural light, and private covered parking. Vibrant neighborhood year-round, close to Old Quebec and all nearby shops.

Guest favorite
A spacious dining area features a wooden table set for four, complemented by a dark sofa with decorative cushions. Large windows provide ample natural light and showcase views of the surrounding area, while warm wood accents enhance the overall design.
Condo in Saint-Roch
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 663 reviews

The Summit - Mountain View & Private Parking

Welcome to Sommet de la Basse-Ville, a condo located in Québec City's new trendy district, on the top floor of an entirely new building! Close to Old Quebec and the Plains of Abraham, the Sommet offers a fully equipped condo with air conditioning and indoor private parking. You'll also have access to a terrace with a rooftop BBQ, a workout room and a private balcony with stunning views of Quebec City and the Laurentians!

Luxe
Tiny home in Lac-Beauport
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 455 reviews

Phoenix mtn cAbin spa & panoramic view

At only 30 minutes from Quebec, the Phoenix mtn cabin literally rises from the ashes. After a fire ravaged our first cabin in 2024, we imagined, designed, and rebuilt a space that allows nature to take center stage. The architecture is raw yet thoughtful. The materials, the lines, the light: everything is there to give way to what truly matters—the view, the space, and the element.

Top guest favorite
A charming three-story brick building is featured, adorned with green trim around the windows and door. The front porch is equipped with a railing and a bright yellow bench. Flower boxes decorate the windows, adding a touch of greenery to the façade.
Home in Québec
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

House historic Old Québec - free parking included

In a French atmosphere you will be right in the very popular historic district of Old Quebec. You can walk or us the public transport across the street to get to all major attractions in the City center close by. Whether with family or friends, enjoy high-quality services during your visit to our magnificent tree bedroom home.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Québec City?

    Many visitors enjoy staying in the historic Old Québec area for its cobblestone streets and vibrant squares. Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Saint-Roch neighborhoods are also frequently suggested for local dining, shopping, and easy access to the city’s attractions.

  • What are the best things to do in Québec City with kids?

    Families often explore Old Québec’s fortified walls, interactive museums, and nearby parks. The Aquarium du Québec is a frequently suggested spot for learning about marine life, while Montmorency Falls Park draws those interested in outdoor adventures.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Québec City?

    Explore the cobblestone streets of Old Québec, take in views from Terrasse Dufferin, and experience the history at landmarks like Château Frontenac or Place Royale. The city also has museums, local shops, and riverside walks.

  • How is the weather in Québec City?

    Québec City has cold winters, with February temperatures ranging from around -5 to 19°F (-21 to -7°C) and snowfall often shaping daily life. Warm layers and winter accessories are usually needed in the colder months.

  • What are the best places to visit in Québec City?

    Old Québec is known for its UNESCO-listed architecture and lively plazas, while Montmorency Falls Park provides scenic outdoor views. Many visitors also explore the Plains of Abraham and Petit-Champlain district for cultural and historical experiences.

  • What are some hiking trails in Québec City?

    Explore natural trails at Montmorency Falls Park, stroll riverfront paths near the Plains of Abraham, or take routes through Parc de la Chute-Montmorency. These areas blend city views with open green spaces.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Québec City?

    Families enjoy exploring the historic ramparts in Old Québec, visiting the Aquarium du Québec, or taking carriage rides in the city’s oldest district. Many parks host seasonal activities, and interactive museums encourage hands-on learning.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Québec City?

    Frequently suggested day trips include visiting the Île d'Orléans for local food producers and scenic drives, exploring Montmorency Falls Park’s natural beauty, or touring the region’s historic villages and artisan shops around the countryside.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Québec City?

    Pet-friendly stays can be found in several neighborhoods, including Old Québec, Saint-Roch, and Montcalm. Nearby parks and outdoor spaces make it convenient to travel with pets.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Québec City?

    Try exploring on foot to appreciate narrow streets and hidden courtyards, especially in Old Québec. Many locals speak French, but most are happy to assist visitors in English. Layered clothing is useful in colder months, and comfortable shoes are recommended for the cobblestones.

  • What is Québec City known for?

    Québec City is known for its well-preserved fortifications, French-inspired architecture, and vibrant Old Québec area. The city has culinary traditions, seasonal festivals, and a riverside setting that shapes its character.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Québec City?

    Uncover unique art galleries and artisan boutiques in the Saint-Roch and Saint-Jean-Baptiste neighborhoods, or visit the Morrin Centre for English-language history. Smaller cafés and local bakeries tucked into quiet streets often showcase the city’s distinct flavor.

  • What are the best foods to try in Québec City?

    Québec City has poutine, tourtière (meat pie), maple desserts, and artisanal cheeses rooted in local traditions. French-inspired bistros and traditional bakeries are often recommended for sampling regional flavors.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Québec City?

    Pack versatile layers and sturdy walking shoes for exploring cobblestone streets, especially in cooler weather. In winter, gloves, a scarf, and a warm jacket are essential, while a reusable water bottle and camera are helpful year-round.

  • What is the nightlife in Québec City like?

    Nightlife in Québec City includes laid-back pubs, live music venues, and cocktail lounges, particularly around Saint-Jean and Saint-Roch. The scene mixes traditional spaces with modern bars, often featuring local artists or DJs.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Québec City?

    Québec Winter Carnival is frequently suggested for its parades and ice sculptures during the colder months. The New France Festival and summer music events often draw crowds, filling the city with costumes, performances, and local food.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Québec City?

    Family-friendly rentals are available in several neighborhoods, including Old Québec, Montcalm, and Saint-Sauveur. Many offer easy access to parks, museums, and seasonal events suited for travelers of all ages.

  • When is the best time to visit Québec City?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder weather and active outdoor markets, while winter attracts visitors seeking snow-covered streets and seasonal festivities. Each season brings distinct scenery, especially around Old Québec’s landmarks.

All about Quebec City

French Canadian landmarks and a beguiling cultural scene blend in this little marvel of a metropolis. At first, it’s the European ambiance of Quebec City’s compact historic core that charms you. This is one of the only walled cities in North America with its centuries-old fortifications still intact. In magical Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you can chase the past through a romantic maze of cobblestone streets — popping in and out of tiny shops and gazing in awe at icons like the Citadelle, where you can witness the traditional changing of the guard.

Venture outside the colonial district and you’ll encounter eclectic neighborhoods that define the cosmopolitan edge of this provincial capital. You’ll find cafes and markets in Saint-Jean-Baptiste, trending bars and galleries in the revamped Saint‑Roch, and verdant parks for picnicking in laidback La Cité-Limoilou. When you want to play in the outdoors, plenty of the province’s coolest adventures await mere minutes from the city center: think paddling trips on the St. Charles River, farm and vineyard visits on the agrarian Île d'Orléans, and screaming along epic ziplines over the waterfall at Montmorency Falls Park. “C’est le fun,” as the Quebecois say.

What are the top things to do in Quebec City?

Quartier Petit Champlain

Wandering through the narrow streets of Quartier Petit Champlain — among the oldest commercial districts in North America — feels like stepping into a history book. This compact area of central Quebec City exudes centuries-old French Canadian character in its well-preserved stone buildings with gabled roofs, most filled with small cafes, independent shops, and pubs. The cobblestone Place Royale, lined with restaurants and the continent’s longest-standing church, marks the site of the first French settlement in the region.

Montmorency Falls Park

Hop aboard a cable car to reach the top of a cliff, where you’ll take in views of the tallest waterfall in the province of Quebec. At 272 feet (82.9 meters), Montmorency Falls stands nearly 100 feet (30 meters) taller than Ontario’s famous Niagara Falls. For a bigger adrenaline rush than snapping pictures of the misty falls, you can speed along a zip line across the cove.

Terrasse Dufferin

Wrapping around Château Frontenac, the castle-like icon towering over Old Quebec, Terrasse Dufferin is a Victorian-era boardwalk with stellar views. Perched above the St. Lawrence River, it’s a scenic spot for a sunset stroll, when you’re also likely to see a few street performers competing for your attention. Come winter, the terrace turns into a snowy playground, complete with a toboggan slide dating back to the late 19th century.

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