Auberge Radisson

Fantastic hotel to visit the nearby hydroelectric dams. Very clean, very nice, very friendly. The free breakfast is a great plus: eggs, bacon, sausage, not your usual continental breakfast!

3 star hotel with a 5 star service. You need to call to reserve, the hotel is right beside the hydro dorms. The rooms are newly renovated and they have satellite tv. We went there without being able to reserve a tour for the LG-2, we asked and they were able to call the tour operator and fit us in the tight schedule. Off peak season tours are every wednesday, make sure to call in advance to confirm. Breakfast is included and is pretty good, got eggs, bacon and sausage with fresh fruits, fills you with energy. Good place to stay with friendly people. We also managed to see the aurora borealis near Radisson at the la grande river.

Had a very good stay here, staff was really friendly helpful and the restaurant was great for dinner. I recommend the Dore (Walleye), had it both nights it was so delicious. Rooms nice, most of the basic amenities you would expect. Also they let us park our motorcycles securely right outside the front door. Couple minor blips like no caffeine coffee the first breakfast, but put that down to covid supply chain problems and note, no elevator to second floor (if you need one.) But remember, you really are a long way from Kansas here Dorthy, so expect to miss the odd thing.

The hotel is nice and the staff is friendly and helpful. Two of us had booked a room with two beds (which turned out to be a bed and a couch with a pull out bed) and someone we met on the way up was going to see if he could get a room there too upon arrival. However, the hotel was full. The staff was very helpful by arranging to bring a mattress into the room we had booked so that he would have a bed rather than be forced to camp out at the public campground in town during a few chilly nights. This hospitality and help was most welcome.||Nice clean place and there was a complimentary breakfast in the morning with coffee, pastries, cereal, etc. ||Definitely make a reservation as the hotel can fill up, particularly if the power project has an event going on. ||The WiFi is a bit slow, but adequate for catching up on email, news, etc. Streaming movies or similar use may be problematic.||All in all a nice place to stay with friendly and helpful people.

I intended to sleep in my truck up there at James Bay, but on Monday 5/28 the temperature dropped to freezing. Arriving quite late after a full day of driving, I decided to try my luck and drove up to the Auberge Radisson. I didn't have much hope when I saw that the reception was closed, but a lady at the bar turned out to be a staff at the hotel, and she called the manager. Fortunately they had a vacancy, and thus I got access to a shower and a bed that night. I was very happy. ||||The room was adequately equipped, fridge and coffee maker included. Everything was clean and functional. The room rate was fair. What more could one ask for in such a remote town? ||||I do not recommend trying the same as I did. Make sure you call or e-mail ahead to check availability. From what I know, this is the only hotel in Radisson which provides showers in each room. Other lodgings have shared bathrooms. ||||Thanks again for letting me in!

Satisfied with this hotel. The hotel was very clean in our room and in our bathroom. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. The decoration is outdated but I didn’t expect much this far away and in the north of Canada. The breakfast was included which was nice. Attached a picture from my room view.

I visited this hotel twice a while back. The rooms are dated but spacious and cozy enough. When I was there the first time, there was a small French restaurant on the main floor that was positively excellent, especially given that this is in the Canadian tundra! I had the caribou pate for an appetizer and whatever I had for an entree was fantastic. I think the restaurant was only open seasonally and reservations were required, so check before going.

This hotel is located at the end of the road in northern Quebec. With a population of 450 Radisson is extremely small and remote (700 km in the bush). Altough a bit old this hotel offers a better deal than others located in more densely populated cities. The restaurant is making a serious effort at providing good quality food with a zest of originality. In fact, this hotel was much better then I expected. I also liked the meals I have ordered. Staff was also helpfull. Congratulation. I don't see how you could make it better in such a location.