Hôtel de Glace

Most unique hotel I've ever been to! I signed up for the tour with the bar experience at the end, and had a blast making my own ice glass! I didn't spend the night here and don't regret it at all. They keep the inside temperature at -2C at all times, and it seems that you'll get a generic room unless you upgrade to the fancier rooms with ice and wall sculptures.
7 years ago (18-04-2018)

Must see place while visiting Quebec in the winter. The ice hotel is a must see. It showcases the talent of Quebec artisans that pain stakingly decorate this icy cold piece of art. The amount of work and details these artists achieve should be permanently displayed in a museum, it is unfortunate that all this work erased when warmer weather melts it all away in the spring. Quebec is truly a winter wonderland, and the ice hotel is well worth the price if admission. If your daring enough you can even book an overnight room! Definitely come back. If wife likes, it's good!
7 years ago (16-03-2018)

"Cool" once in a lifetime experience, although expensive. We want to credit HotHands packets for keeping us warm during the night. The steam from the hot tubs evaporated from the tub and froze on our hair and eyelashes! Bring flip flops so you don't get your boots wet on the way back inside. The drinks at the Ice Bar are good, and the snow tubing was extremely fun. I loved the experience, but I would sleep in a warm room next time :)
8 years ago (28-01-2018)

Fun, interesting hotel. The actual resort had lots of fun activities, including the ice hotel, but for the price, not really worth it. Very cool to see! Resort is comfortable with friendly staff. Kids would love it. Very clean and quiet.
8 years ago (20-01-2018)

Visiting the Ice Hotel was a blast and for sure an unforgettable experience although i did not even sleep there over night! Simply how well everything is made out of ice and all the details inside the rooms is mindblowing! Would love to stay for a night but I honestly think just a tour does it too!
7 years ago (05-03-2018)