Hôtel - Musée Premières Nations

Hotel · Village Des Hurons Wendake Indian Reserve No. 7

Hôtel - Musée Premières Nations

Hotel · Village Des Hurons Wendake Indian Reserve No. 7

5 Pl. de la Rencontre, Wendake, QC G0A 4V0, Canada

Highlights

Stylish rooms in an offbeat, modern-rustic hotel with a spa, a museum & a restaurant. Set on the banks of the St. Charles River, this quirky, Aboriginal-inspired hotel with a First Nations tepee and longhouse architecture is 1.7 km from the Villaggio Indiano attraction and 15.2 km from downtown Québec City. The stylish rooms combine stone, leather and wood furnishings, and come with balconies or terraces. All are equipped with 40-inch flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi and iPod docks, as well as minifridges and Keurig coffeemakers. A Native American restaurant with a terrace specializes in smoked fish and game. There's also a museum, an indoor pool, and a spa with Nordic baths and massage rooms.

5 Pl. de la Rencontre, Wendake, QC G0A 4V0, Canada Get directions

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Where You Should Travel in 2024, According to Your Sign

"Book a stay at the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations, offering cultural experiences in Quebec’s northern regions."

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"A recent $10 million renovation of the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations added 24 new rooms, as well as a remodeled restaurant and a cellar stocked with wines from Indigenous producers. The hotel, which is in the Huron-Wendat Nation territory of Wendake, an enclave of Quebec City, shares its site along the Akiawenrahk River (also known as the St. Charles) with the Musée Huron-Wendat, which has both permanent and rotating exhibitions and is also home to the Ekionkiestha’ National Longhouse, a wooden replica of a pre-Columbian dwelling. Guests can visit for an evening of traditional stories and song and, if they like, spend the night." - Diane Selkirk

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These Are the 7 Best Indigenous–Owned Hotels in Canada - AFAR

"The Huron-Wendat reserve and Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations are a 14-minute drive from Old Québec City, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Indigenous art adorns the walls of the 79-room boutique resort, and at the foot of every bed is a beaver pelt. The on-site Huron-Wendat Museum and the Ekionkiestha’ National Longhouse offer well-curated exhibits about the history and culture of the Wendat People. La Traite, the renowned in-house restaurant, offers high-end Indigenous-inspired cuisine with dishes like seal tataki poached with milk and smoked thyme, as well as duck breast served with a blueberry and honey sauce. Sunday brunch is presented to the rhythm of a drum." - Debbie Olsen

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Canada's Growing Supply of Stylish Hotels

"There’s nothing else quite like the Hôtel-Musée Premières-Nations. Here the lodging is attached to a museum dedicated to Canada’s First Nations history and culture, which comes complete with an authentic Iroquois longhouse. It’s set on the Wendake reservation, close to Québec City but far enough to feel like a proper escape — a sensation that’s only heightened by the comfort of the resort-style rooms." - Mark Fedeli

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Michelle R

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We had an incredible honeymoon stay! The hotel was gorgeous and SO comfortable. We enjoyed strolling along the trails next to the river and reading the info posted there. We felt grateful to learn so much about the Wendat culture during our tour of the museum, longhouse, and church. Our guide, Daniel was phenomenal. The talking stick we made during our stay will be something we treasure in our house forever, and we thoroughly appreciated listening to Samuel during Myths & Legends in the longhouse. Every meal at La Traite was a masterpiece, and the staff at the restaurant and throughout the hotel were welcoming, kind and helpful. We left feeling energized, inspired and hopeful.

Kizo

Google

Vacation full of well enjoyed time and memories which will never be forgotten. Our story teller ( Dominic ) was professional and wonderful person to see , hear and listen. Our front desk attendant ( Alicia ) was friendly and helpful. Room attendant was nice and friendly. Entire stay was full of joy and filled with positive energy true every day. Lovely hotel and place to come see and visit on your next vacation to celebrate your time off

Luis Mezquita

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INCREDIBLE INCREDIBLE INCREDIBLE, it is AMAZING. We stayed there for a couple nights and it surely does not disappoint. It's like a museum inside the hotel as well as the museum building itself. There is an indoor pool and a gym. And at night there is a fire pit that is taken care of really well. The rooms were a lot bigger than we expected and the staff were incredibly kind. In the morning the walk along the river is marvellous. 10000000000% recommend. I think they also provide tours in Quebec City Area.

Danna

Google

We didn't stay overnight but wandered the grounds and the beautifully appointed lobby, lounge and the museum located in the hotel. Stunning views of the Fall colors from across the massive lounge. Paths outside led down to a river and lovely bridge.

Bobbi Zahra

Google

The food was exceptional. The location is simply beautiful. But we were hugely disappointed that in a restaurant far from full, the service took so very long. Others who arrived after we did ate full meals and left - we had to request even refills on water and had to go to the desk to request our bill. It's still worth your time, but just make sure you allow more than you should need.

Marta Bardazzi

Google

Beautiful place close to historical center and in front of a wonderful stream. The hotel is very well kept, modern chic but historical at the same time and makes you feel part of the Wendake community. There are many embalmed animals / animal furs around the area and sometimes in the rooms so if that's something you are not comfortable with, I wouldn't suggest this place. The restaurant was very good (we had both dinner and breakfast there) but super expensive

Tracy Mattingly Kirk

Google

Very nice room. Beautiful area. Interesting museum. Good restaurant. Pool wasn’t great, no jacuzzi. I needed a laundry but none was available at the hotel or nearby. Would be a perfect hotel for those traveling with pets.

Paul N

Google

Truly a unique and beautifully designed hotel, with design features throughout that will take your breath away. ||All rooms face the river and forest view that will guarantee your soul leaves lighter than when it arrived. But got to say, Nespresso machine and wireless charging clock by the bed are just a few touches in the room that are a frequent travellers dream. ||Food is steeped in Indigenous culture with a contemporary twist always elevates the gatherings Im usually here for (group meetings, community gatherings).