Entre Cîmes Et Racines

Great location, great cabin, suggested improvement, an outside kitchen with a BBQ, the small propane stove is an additional rental. We are motorcyclists that love glamping, these adds would complete the experience. .

BEST escape from the city, perfect to disconnect and connect with the nature. There’s walking tracks and games. You bring your own food and they provide you with water and wood for the fire for your cabin, it’s simply magical! Perfect for a solo or family getaway. Some cabins have electricity, some don’t. Same for bathrooms (indoor or outdoor). There is running water, except for winter (only in the welcome cabin where you can also take a shower and charge your electronics)

Beautiful, enchanting place! Customer service at the reception is beyond perfect. The lovely lady at the "acceuil" is warm and welcoming and she made our stay even more enjoyable. The Hobbit house was clean and well kept. The toilet never smelled and we were provided with more than enough fire wood and water. I recommend bringing one or two 3 wick candles to have a little more light in the evenings. The candles provided were great, we just wanted it to be a little brighter to cook. I'd say it's perfect for a couple or small family (2 adults + 2 kids).

Beautiful small quaint cottages for a decent price! I really enjoyed my time here! My partner and I came in the fall the leaves were beautiful and the grounds were fun! You can walk around for a while without getting bored! They even have a maze on site that was very big and elaborate!!

Charming, peaceful, and relaxing. Beautiful setting. The chalet is very nicely equipped and is away from others so no noise. Very courteous and friendly front desk.

We stayed here for 3 nights and absolutely loved our time! We rented the Pierre de Feu which is a very unique medieval styled hobbit-like house. It was well built and aesthetically wonderful! The indoor latrine toilet didn't smell and was well taken care of. There are fireplaces inside and outside each chalet which was very handy during rainy days and gave a cozy feel, alongside using candles for our light source. Very romantic and dreamlike. The property is large and has beautiful winding trails to hike on, some less maintained than others, but still enjoyable. They installed wooden signs with quotes about nature along the trails and even had some magical parts that make you feel like you're in an enchanted forest. We did the treasure-hunt and labyrinth on side and it got us discovering the land. They also provide free bikes of various sizes to use on your stay. ||Staff was accommodating and kind.||Highly suggested for a couple getaway!!||I would definitely go again.

We stayed for a night at the La Septieme Ciel ecolodge.||The lodge was very cute, cosy, well kept, between the trees and everything reqd was available (glasses, water, firewood) - its a great spot for winter (will be cold though) and summer. You do need to bring your own bedding and linen for sanitization sake.||The office area also had shower/washroom facilities - which were well kept and maintained.||We were fortunate to see some of the other ecolodge when empty (hobbit looks cute from outside and exactly like LOTR hobbit house).||||Anne at reception was amazing, helpful and very friendly. She provided us with great suggestions for restaurants to try and dessert locations for the closest town and other nearby ones.||The ecolodge has its own trails and a fun simple maze, but the most important was the experience of staying here and that was amazing. It is a little bit expensive, but if you have more than 2 - its totally worth it.||Will definitely try again.

We actually travelled to Entre Cimes et Racines in June 2020 but I missed the cut off time to submit! I booked our reservation in 2019 as the Le Hobbit is extremely popular and it had a year waitlist but it was definitely worth the wait!!!!|A family business offering 14 different ecolodge stays to choose from we spent two magical nights and thoroughly enjoyed our stay!|Because there is no electricity in the ecolodges we brought our camping stoves and made gourmet dishes our whole stay thanks to the company who joined us! There is a huge maze on the property made from trees and string that we spent a good couple of hours exploring, it was a lot of fun. If you speak French they have a scavenger hunt to enjoy as well. The property is 175 acres with hiking trails, covered bridges and more!|Firewood is sold at the main lodge and we had a campfire each night and candles are provided with your stay which create a warm ambiance and peaceful at night. The beds were comfortable and Le Hobbit was very quaint and picturesque. |The shower area was in the main lodge and it was very clean with flush toilets there too, although Le hobbit does come complete with a compostable toilet.|For anyone who is a Lord of the Rings fan (Or if you are just looking for something interesting and different) this is definitely a must visit!

What an experience. I had heard about Entre Cimes et Racines' hobbit hole probably six years ago and only got to reserving the place this spring. Needless to say, the earliest we could get the place was December- i.e. you need to book this place months in advance because it's SUPER popular. I can vouch for that it was well worth the wait, especially in these times of limited vacationing options. The hobbit hole is exactly as advertised: the cutest, most Tolkien, little earth ship you ever did see. Specifically, this house has no running water or electricity but certain other houses do at Entre Cimes et Racines. Inside there was an indoor compost toilet, which typically didn't smell too bad but occasionally was noticeable (and was certainly frosty on the behind this time of year). Within the Hobbit there's also a small wood fire stove which kept us very toasty all the way down to -17 C weather. This is definitely partially because the space is very small: for two people this was perfectly intimate, but I wouldn't be keen to bring many more people to the space. For basic amenities (water, candles, fire wood, toilet paper) a staff member came by every morning to top us up, which was consistent and great. Without fail, every staff member we met was a delight. One thing I'll mention was that the Hobbit wasn't super equipped for cooking gear: for example, I would highly recommend packing a good chef's knife. However, I may just be a kitchen diva like that. In terms of the larger grounds, the place is well spread out and you definitely get a good sense of privacy within your accommodations. That said, the property isn't enormous and we quickly exhausted our strolling options for the pathways throughout the place, which wasn't the worst thing. While the labyrinth was very cool, I definitely appreciated above all checking out the other chalets. For other eco architecture nerds: this place is dreamy. I can't wait to visit again and check out one of the other houses.

What a neat place. If you really want to get away from it all, this is the place to go. Tucked away in the forest down a long dirt road in Quebec are some of the cutest little homes and cottages you'll ever see. We recently stayed at the Hobbit House here and its just as cute as the pictures show. My young son loved it. They also have many fun activities to do during your stay. My son and I explored the huge labyrinth that they have. He loved it so much that he did it twice. They also have a garden and some sort of scavenger/treasure hunt but we didn't do the last activity. There are also numerous trails to explore as well as a climbing wall. The shower facilities are very nice, clean, and modern. They also have Wi-Fi in the main building as well, which was nice because there is no cell phone reception there. My family really enjoyed their stay here and we definitely want to go back sometime in the future.