Pros
- Near ferry to the Old City of Quebec
- Bright, modern rooms have flat-screen TVs and work desks
- Bathrooms are contemporary, and some have separate soaking tubs
- Modern, minimalist styling in all rooms and the lobby
- Outdoor pool with lounge chairs that is heated year-round
- Some premium rooms, including apartments with kitchens
- Sunny, well-equipped fitness center
- Free Wi-Fi and free parking
Cons
- No indoor pool
- Shuttle to Old City is not year-round
- Located outside of Quebec City, in Levis
Bottom Line
The Four Points Sheraton Levis Convention Center is a comfortable, stylish place for a business retreat, featuring spacious, modern rooms with great light. Bathrooms are contemporary, and some have appealing soaking tubs and separate walk-in showers. The year-round outdoor heated pool is a nice touch -- though it may not be particularly appealing during Quebec winters. The distance from Quebec City is a bit of a detractor for this hotel, but a shuttle bus to the Old City is available from June through September, and a ferry that connects directly to the Old City is nearby. For a cost effective and stylish way to see the Old City, Four Points is a solid pick.
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Amenities
- Cribs
- Fitness Center
- Internet
- Jacuzzi
- Pool
Location
Across the river from Quebec's Old City, in Levis
This Four Points is in the city of Levis, just across the Saint Lawrence River from Quebec City. Levis is home to Levis Fort, a Canadian National Historic site, and there is a ferry that goes from Levis directly to the Old City. The hotel also runs shuttle buses during the warmer months, and Levis has many restaurants, bars, and shops to entertain. There is also a golf course just one mile away.
Quebec City is a historic, walled metropolis with the charm, history, and architecture of a European capital, all set at the top of Cape Diamond. The views out over the cliff are beautiful, as are the city's buildings and cathedrals. The city also has a healthy nightlife scene, and during the summer, the party goes on every night. The European feel and sensibility of the city mean that shopping is a worthy endeavor, especially in the boutiques of the Old City. But the weather in the winter is snowy and extremely cold.
- 23-minute drive from Quebec City Lean Lesage Airport
- 13-minute drive to Musee de la Civilisation
- 14-minute drive Notre-Dame de Quebec Cathedral (built in the 17th century)
- 14-minute drive to nightlife central on Rue Saint-Jean
- 15-minute drive to Place Royale
- 15-minute drive to Maison Chevalier, a historic home to Jean Baptiste Chevalier and museum
- 16-minute drive to Quartier du Petit Champlain -- the oldest commercial district in North America
- 16-minute drive to Citadel de Quebec -- the historic military base and city landmark
- 16-minute drive Mount Morency Falls Park and its 275-foot waterfall
- 17-minute drive to House of Parliament
- 17-minute drive to Musee National des Beaux Arts
- 18-minute drive to Battlefields Park where the British won control of Quebec
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Location
Across the river from Quebec's Old City, in Levis
This Four Points is in the city of Levis, just across the Saint Lawrence River from Quebec City. Levis is home to Levis Fort, a Canadian National Historic site, and there is a ferry that goes from Levis directly to the Old City. The hotel also runs shuttle buses during the warmer months, and Levis has many restaurants, bars, and shops to entertain. There is also a golf course just one mile away.
Quebec City is a historic, walled metropolis with the charm, history, and architecture of a European capital, all set at the top of Cape Diamond. The views out over the cliff are beautiful, as are the city's buildings and cathedrals. The city also has a healthy nightlife scene, and during the summer, the party goes on every night. The European feel and sensibility of the city mean that shopping is a worthy endeavor, especially in the boutiques of the Old City. But the weather in the winter is snowy and extremely cold.
- 23-minute drive from Quebec City Lean Lesage Airport
- 13-minute drive to Musee de la Civilisation
- 14-minute drive Notre-Dame de Quebec Cathedral (built in the 17th century)
- 14-minute drive to nightlife central on Rue Saint-Jean
- 15-minute drive to Place Royale
- 15-minute drive to Maison Chevalier, a historic home to Jean Baptiste Chevalier and museum
- 16-minute drive to Quartier du Petit Champlain -- the oldest commercial district in North America
- 16-minute drive to Citadel de Quebec -- the historic military base and city landmark
- 16-minute drive Mount Morency Falls Park and its 275-foot waterfall
- 17-minute drive to House of Parliament
- 17-minute drive to Musee National des Beaux Arts
- 18-minute drive to Battlefields Park where the British won control of Quebec
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Best Rates
Amenities
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Air Conditioner
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Airport Transportation
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Babysitting Services
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Business Center
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Cable
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Cribs
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Fitness Center
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Internet
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Jacuzzi
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Kids Allowed
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Laundry
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Meeting / Conference Rooms
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Pool
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Rental Car Service Desk Onsite
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Room Service
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Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space
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