We spent only one night in this charming B&B in L'Anse Saint-Jean as part of a longer trip through the Saguenay region. We wish we could have spent another night. We'd arrived at the end of a long days drive from Montreal and enjoyed a third floor room that opened onto a shaded veranda (shared) will chairs and tables. After... More

What an absolute gem! This little inn has it all: a beautiful location, nice accommodations, great views from the wrap-around balconies, and a restaurant that delivers amazing breakfasts and memorable suppers. We had a room on the 3rd floor on a front corner, so sitting on the verandah outside had a spectacular view up the anse and out onto the... More

This truly was a hidden gem tucked within the incredible fjord of Québec. Located just a short and very scenic four hours by car from Québec City, we arrived in the beautiful, tiny town of L'Anse Saint Jean. Here, you are truly off the tourist map and have escaped into a beautiful part of the world you probably never knew... More

My husband and I spent 2 enjoyable days at L'Auberge des Cevennes, in June. Our suite overlooked the river and a charming covered bridge. The room and bathroom were immaculate. The hosts could not have been more welcoming - even giving our car battery a boost when we needed it! Breakfasts included many choices, and the dinners were delicious! The... More

This was a lovely place to stay before our Kayaking trip on the Saguenay Fjord. Great food and service. It was well priced and very comfortable.

A very warm welcome awaits you in the Auberge. Breakfast is good. Nice view on the river.

We wandered into Anse St Jean without hotel reservations and Auberge Des Cevennes was a gem of a find at a reasonable price. Staff were very welcoming and the food was very good. Our suite had a great view of the bay and a fireplace.

OK but tacky decoration and one can hear from other rooms. Food is ok at very reasonnable price.

This little Inn is really beautiful. The Dining room and front of the hotel faces a covered bridge and a small river which runs thru the town about half a mile down the street. There is long covered balconies around the sides and back of the hotel which are nice to sit on and relax. The owners are very helpful... More