Staying at Hôtel de Glace is a truly unique experience. Sleeping in rooms carved from ice is surprisingly peaceful, as the snow naturally absorbs sound, creating complete silence.
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From Québec City, the journey to Hôtel de Glace takes 20-30 minutes with a driver.
Yes, Hôtel de Glace welcomes children. Families can enjoy the ice suites, ice sculptures, and seasonal activities, including snowshoeing, ice skating, and guided tours of the property. Children must be accompanied by adults, and warm clothing is essential, as the temperature is below freezing inside the hotel.
Hotel de Glace naturally helps the environment by being made of ice and snow. It’s construction and melting cycle is a core part of its eco-friendly model, as it is built and disappears each spring without leaving lasting waste.
Guests are welcomed with a cocktail served in an ice glass. They can relax in the Nordic area, which has outdoor hot tubs and saunas under the stars. Stays include access to the ice-skating path, warm insulated sleeping gear, and evening activities like ice-sculpting workshops. Nearby, Village Vacances Valcartier offers a large winter playground with tubing slides and sled runs.
A room at Hotel Valcartier, next door, is also included the nights stay. This gives guests a warm space to be able to shower and store their luggage.