This Relais et Chateaux hotel is located in the manor home of a former "rubber-baron", built above the shores of Lac de Sables in the mountains north of Montreal. It was expanded by subsequent owners, then acquired and restored. All of the fixtures and floors and furnishings are either original or true to the period, so the effect is walking back in time. It is absolutely gorgeous. A wonderful tour is given telling the history, pointing out the various features. It has a lovely restaurant with a view of the lake, and a beautiful garden around the pool. Everything is top-notch, as you'd expect in R et C properties. Highly recommend for a night or three away from the hubbub of the city! And, the price for what you get is sooo much lower than in the city, a real bonus.

Service at the restaurant was friendly, but a bit slow at breakfast and it wasn't even full. But it turned out one waitperson was new. I'm sure they have gotten the hang of it by now. :)

Amazing location near the lake and forest, excellent breakfast and diner, swimming pool outdoors.

Not enough sofa’s, seats, etc in common spaces for reading etc. The space near the bar is too dark to read in the evening and quite often too busy. Room a bit small, 2 large suitcases don’t fit together on the floor if you still want to walk. Didn’t get new towels 2 days, asked a couple of times, got excuses but no towels. Especially for these kind of hotel-prices this should not happen.

The hotel was lovely. Tastefully decorated in the appropriate historical style. The staff were extremely friendly and accommodating in English and French. Our dinner at the restaurant exceeded expectations and the wait staff and sommelier were wonderfully engaging, friendly and knowledgeable. The outdoor heated pool was great as were the sauna and steam - rolling in the snow and jumping back in the pool were icing on the cake. It is pricey but worth it.

Our room was a little on the small side, but, with all the skiing and amenities, we didn't spend much time there.

Receptionist was very friendly and helpful, showed us across the property which we appreciated It was nice and quiet Friendly staff

Our bedroom was nice but very small - one of the smallest I’ve ever stayed in. I was surprised by how small it was The pool wasn’t open yet - this was disappointing as it was one of the main reasons we booked. It’s a shame it wasn’t mentioned in the booking process that it wasn’t open yet They could do with more staff on the bar - I had to wait quite a while just to order a drink (let alone receive it)

We loved its secluded location on a large beautiful property. We loved our room - 300- very much. The manor itself is beautiful and the hot tub and steam room were wonderful. The staff were all excellent.

Room 300 is all wonderful but needs an exterior light above the door for nighttime - hard to see its number and the place to tap the key. The railing into the hot tub needs to be reinforced. Finally the steps up into the sauna were slippery the day we were there. These slight problems were the only problems.

Great view from nice deck outside room. Wonderful toiletries. Great shower. Great towels. Housekeeping each day. Convenient parking. Comfortable bed.

Bed was noisy. No place to put suitcases. ...other than lay on floor. Shower made the whole bathroom floor wet. No way to prevent sunlight in the morning (only had windows slats for privacy). Thought we were getting a king bed and instead had a queen size.

Staff very helpful and attentive. Restaurant is amazing. Discovery menu and matching wine pairing was impeccable. Sommelier very knowledgeable and we have learnt a lot. Spa was lovely with great complementary warm ginger tea drink.

Not enough power outlets in room. Need a more powerful in-room hair dryer. No change room beside spa pool. In winter, it's very cold for guests to wear only swimwear and bathrope to walk outside to reach spa pools.

The staff were amazingly welcoming and friendly. i interacted with maybe 10 different staff members and everyone was super friendly and helpful. They were also super kind to my dog which was a great added bonus.

Room was small and under equipped e.g. no coffeemaker and not even a humble kettle. Breakfast was a la carte (not buffet) and too expensive imo.

The Manoir is beautifully well kept, clean, and comfortable. The amenities are lovely and the staff and service was exceptional. The hotel is pet friendly, and the staff took such kindness to our puppy. They even accommodated us with a mini fridge, needed for his food. The food was also delicious, though we only ate in the bar area where we could bring our dog.

The room we stayed in was on the smaller side, though we were limited to the first floor due to our pet. However, we were still quite comfortable. The only other thing I wish was available was room service, although I can understand how the rooms aren’t setup for that. You can bring any food you like back to the room, but there is no direct room service. Very minor details and would not deter us from returning!

Service was very friendly and helpful. View was okay, but location on hill was very nice. Public fireplace was appealing. Bed was comfortable and bathroom was large and recently renovated. Concierge was helpful.

The restaurant food selection was missing affordable comfort food. The bar closed too early. The fireplace was not working (but they compensated for this :)). 4 pm check-in was way too late for my taste, basically it made our stay feel short and it forced us to find something to do until it was ready. Hallway was creaky, door should be sound-proofed.