Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations
Hotel · Village Des Hurons Wendake Indian Reserve No. 7 ·
Native American restaurant, museum, spa, indoor pool, stylish rooms
Native American restaurant, museum, spa, indoor pool, stylish rooms
"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." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Book a stay at the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations, offering cultural experiences in Quebec’s northern regions."
"After a $10 million renovation, I experienced Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations with 24 new rooms, a remodeled restaurant, and a cellar stocked with wines from Indigenous producers; the hotel shares its site along the Akiawenrahk River (also known as the St. Charles) with the Musée Huron-Wendat, and guests can attend evenings of traditional stories and song and even spend the night." - Diane Selkirk
"Situated on the Huron-Wendat reserve just outside Old Québec City, this 79-room boutique resort draws on tepee and longhouse architecture and is decorated with Indigenous art; beaver pelts are placed at the foot of every bed. The property houses the on-site Huron-Wendat Museum and the Ekionkiestha’ National Longhouse, offering well-curated exhibits and guided tours, plus a Myths and Legends experience that showcases Wendat traditions. La Traite, the in-house fine-dining restaurant, serves high-end Indigenous-inspired cuisine such as seal tataki poached with milk and smoked thyme and duck breast with blueberry and honey sauce, and Sunday brunch is presented to the rhythm of a drum. Nearby cultural attractions include a reconstructed historical Wendat village at Huron Traditional Site Onhoüa Chetek8e and the immersive Onhwa’Lumina night walk celebrating the Huron-Wendat Nation." - Debbie Olsen
"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