slightly outside the village itself, but the biggest problem was that when you ask for a room with two beds you get a normal bed and a sofa that's so horrible you end up sleeping on the floor, also a very very noisy fridge in the room; the bathroom was not very good either, you have to keep your fingers crossed, hoping the water will eventually leave the tub. the part of the window you can open is very small, and the curtain is too small to adequately ensure privacy. I found it very expensive for what it has to offer. At least it was clean

There are not many hotels in Baie Sainte-Catherine to begin with (if I ever go back to the area again, will try to stay in Tadoussac, which is a larger and much prettier town), and this one had decent reviews with a great price.

There are not many pictures of the motel so we didn’t know what to expect. The motel is a typical upcountry-style bungalow with 20 or so rooms in one row. The building is located further to the back of the property (the office is in the front), so it’s not near the road and offer no river views (even though the road runs along the river).

It has one service room with microwave, coffee machine (coffee not provided, so you need to bring your own cups), toaster, a few tables and chairs and that was about it. The big disappointment was they didn’t have running water in that room (the only water – hot – you could get was through the coffee machine), so it’s difficult to make your own breakfast or clean-up. There were also many flies flying around.

The best part of this motel is the cleanliness though. We didn’t expect a low cost motel to be this clean (with good bed, large washroom). This is ideal if you want just a clean place to stay overnight (out and about during the day) and save some money.

It's a motel, so you can't expect big luxury. However, la maison the travers is one of the cleanest I ever stayed in! When I opened the door of my room there was the Wow element! The room is very well maintained and cosy! Also the staff is a bliss! Very warm and welcoming!
Guests should be aware that they don't have the restaurant anymore so I suggest they bring some food, at least for breakfast. There's a kitchen available to warm the food up, and a fridge in the room.