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Our beautiful inn (which looks more like a manor) has 30 rooms. It was built in 1988 in Pointe-du-Lac, halfway between Montreal and Quebec City, on the North shore of the St. Lawrence River. It overlooks the river and gives our guests an amazing view of a breathtaking landscape.
The owners, Jean-Guy Morissette and Gisèle Poliquin, both natives of the region, love Lac Saint-Pierre and enjoy sharing their passion with their guests. They are also the managers of the inn, and over the years have assembled a welcoming and loyal staff.
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They also set an excellent table offering imaginative dishes celebrating the products of the land. All meals are served with flawless, friendly, and elegant service. |
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Package: romantic getaway
Take a break from your fast-peaced life, for a day or two, a well-deserved rest. Breathe in the fresh air river. Magnificent forest for hiking or biking. Pool and terrace overlooking the St.Lawrence. A the end of the day, a delectable meal awaits you
Starting from 132$ per pers./double occ./tx not included
From May 1st 2010 to October 30th 2010
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Package: cruise package
Let «Le Draveur» take you to the main landmarks of the regional capital. Discover, among other highlights of the cruise, the Port of Trois-Rivières, the Laviolette bridge, the pointe des Ormes and, of course, the Saint-Maurice river and archipelago of the Saint-Quentin, Saint-Christophe and de la Potherie islands. Admire the splendid scenery along one of the most beautiful tributaries of the St.Lawrence.
Departing from the Port of Trois-Rivières park, this guided cruise lasts 90 minutes
Starting from 150$ per pers./double occ./tx not included
From June 1st 2010 to October 31th 2010
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In the past, the site of the Auberge du Lac Saint-Pierre was called "Pointe Amérindienne". In fact, in the 17th century, the Attikamegs used to make their summer camp on that site. Later, in 1738, the town that was built there borrowed the name and was thus called Pointe-du-Lac.
At Pointe-du-Lac,
the St. Lawrence River widens to become a huge and magnificent lake.
Thirty kilometres farther, in front of Sorel, it again narrows before
reaching Montreal.
Its name, "Lac Saint-Pierre", was given in 1603 by Samuel de Champlain while he was sailing through it on June 19th, on the feast of St. Peter.
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