Delta Hotels by Marriott Quebec is a large modern hotel connected to the Québec City Convention Centre, close to the Citadelle and the Château Frontenac, and it suits travellers who want the reliability of a major brand. It has 377 rooms, a restaurant called Le Bistro serving breakfast and dinner, a bar, a terrace and garden, an outdoor pool with lifeguards, a fitness centre, a sauna, a convenience store and an electric-car charging station. Pets are welcome for a fee, with limits on number and weight. Guests rate it as very good, with more than a thousand reviews. Because it is connected to the Convention Centre, it is a practical choice for conference visitors, and the location outside the walls gives easy access to Grande Allée and the Plains of Abraham. Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points.
Location
The hotel stands next to the Convention Centre in the Saint-Jean-Baptiste area, a short walk from the Upper Town walls, the Citadelle and Grande Allée. The train station at the Gare du Palais is a few minutes away. The walk to the Château Frontenac takes about a quarter of an hour, and the funicular reaches the Lower Town. For evening dining, the restaurants on Rue Saint-Jean are close, so the hotel works well for visitors who want a mix of sightseeing and nightlife.
Rooms and facilities
As a large chain hotel, rooms are modern and consistent, with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi and the standard comforts. The outdoor pool is open for limited hours, so check when you book. The restaurant offers breakfast with a full option for an extra charge, and the bar and terrace are useful for a drink.
Parking is charged per night, and electric-car charging is available. Babysitting can be arranged for a fee, and the front desk is open around the clock. Pets are allowed for a fee, with up to two pets of limited size.
Honest notes and fit
This is a business-oriented hotel with consistent service rather than historic charm, and the outdoor pool’s limited hours and the corporate feel will not suit everyone. It suits families, conference attendees, Marriott loyalists and travellers with pets, and it is less suited to those who want atmosphere or an old-town location. For a boutique experience, look at the inns inside the walls, and for a more atmospheric chain stay, the Hilton or Hotel PUR.
Check rates for Carnaval and the summer festival season, when conferences and events push prices up, and ask about points and packages. Because the hotel serves conferences, check the Convention Centre calendar before booking, as busy event days affect rates and the lobby atmosphere, and ask about quieter floors if you are travelling with children.
Why stay here
- ✓Connected to the Convention Centre
- ✓Le Bistro restaurant and bar
- ✓Terrace and garden
- ✓Outdoor pool with lifeguards
- ✓Fitness centre and sauna
- ✓Pets welcome for a fee
- ✓Electric car charging station
- ✓24-hour front desk and convenience store
Good questions
Is Delta Quebec near the Convention Centre?+
Yes, it is connected to it, and the Citadelle and Château Frontenac are also close.
Does it have a pool?+
Yes, an outdoor pool with lifeguards and limited hours, plus a fitness centre and sauna.
Are pets allowed?+
Yes, for a fee, with limits on the number and size of pets.
