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We had a great stay at the Homewood Suites. The location can’t be beat, and we found our suite very comfortable in every way – bed, pillows, sofa, chair. Also great full kitchen and view overlooking the mountain. Modern, clean and well-maintained. Wonderful hot breakfast provided which we took full advantage of. The hot tub is lovely, although finding it for the first time is a trick, and it would be nice if the hotel provided robes, as is common at other hotels. Another suggestion would be to add some locally baked Quebec pastries to the menu.

Really liked the breakfast, great fresh selection, clean and well attended. The entire hotel is clean and feels fresh, and built for skiers (in and out from lift to lobby). Just a perfect stay

I would like to rate this hotel higher but the beds are awful, so uncomfortable. I stayed in a two bedroom suite with my family and all three beds sunk in the middle, they need to be thrown out. The bed in the primary is a small double bed. For this room type it should be at least a queen. The hotel furniture is dated, but the rooms are spacious with well stocked kitchenettes. Housekeeping came every day. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Other reviews noted the lack of breakfast options. When I was there the breakfast had a large selection, eggs, sausage, oatmeal, yogurt, cereals, breads, etc., but of low quality and the coffee wasn’t good. It is the best hotel location in the village. Just walk out the door to the village and the lifts are right out the door, this is the main reason to stay especially if staying with kids it’s so convenient.

Wonderful room and great location in the village. The decor is nice with well designed rooms, a big bath and decent kitchen in the 1 bedroom + loft suite. Everyone is friendly. The one thing that could be better is the breakfast. The setting was uninspired and the food offerings felt quite average. There were too many single-use plastics (yogurt, jams, butter, pork rillettes, juice glasses, even individually wrapped boiled eggs). I brought my own bread and cheese, in the hope of engancing the joyless experience. Considering the premium mid-December pricing of $3000 for a 3 night stay, I had expected a higher-quality and more sustainable food offering.

Great location in the village and staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms are VERY tired. I booked due to the fireplace but was surprised to find it's not gas and you have to buy fake logs from them at $7 each. Breakfast was strange with white scrambled eggs and shredded chicken. We went elsewhere!