Chalets Mont-Sainte-Anne

Chalet

Nice place to resting large room (7) at an affordable price. Very well maintained and staff really nice only weak point 3 bathrooms but no bath.

Well maintained, close to slopes.

Starting to get a little "used" but still a great location with plenty of room. Well equipped kitchen.

Great chalets, strange rules about checking in, pool is not on site, only room for one parking spot other cars will need to park a 10 minute walk away. But besides that they are perfect.

The mointain gets very windy — creating icy conditions very often. Caution is advised.

Excellent choice of slopes for all skiers calibers and the Personel of the Mont Saint Anne are a remarkable kindness but less than the monte Hill Panorama Express is often closed during the week, evening skiing not available Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at Mont Ste Anne, restore not many choices on the menu and very expensive and least wholesale > closure of the CENTRE on week end-of-season, The Center opens only the last 2 end of week 16, 17 and 23, 24 April 2016 and the Centre is closed from Monday to Friday for these 2 last weeks for a Centre of Tel scale is really not strong, there is still a lot of skiing to do at least until the middle of May to the north side and I've done the ski in may at Mont Saint Anne in the 1980s and it was really fun.

Great, small, ski resort close to Quebec City. Not a huge range of pistes, but good for a few days.

Superb mountain but weak early season snow and trail maintenance. Few really accessible tracks on the South side and problematic traffic between the lifts.
An adjustment to the new climate realities would be appropriate.

Beautiful slopes with a view of the island of Orleans on the South side… Conditions often icy evening ;-)

They really should lower their price. Like this winter at the beginning of the season they had one slope, their price for that slope was 50$. They also have less open dates than Stoneham.

Best mountain in the the Quebec city area. The top provides great views of river and the Orleans island.

Super! Several tracks of different levels, not too much waiting for the back even the wk. Good facilities. Only problem, the sports-bar the OWL food, overpriced for poor quality. Otherwise all good!

We booked a stay of two days or a Monday and Tuesday. Nobody told us that the slopes were closed to counted 16 h 00… We were disappointed, but we said that we could still go skating or even lounging us in the spa of accommodation mont-ste-anne in the evenings.
In the evening, Monday, we we're headed to the reception to know where we go to the skate and the spa. We were told he didn't skate. That this rink is simply non-existent. We are very very disappointed… and although we remain optimistic, we have at least the spa…
We have to go a little further for that, we must get there by car. We get there and the Lady opens the door. We ship in the famous spa, but about 15 minutes later I'm getting up and I see that my Jersey has changed color. The chlorine of the spa was so strong that my White Jersey became yellow. We are so out of the spa and returned to our room, no more disappointed, but angry.
We left the next morning to the first hour without even took advantage of our second night. Accommodation Mont Ste-Anne we to reimburse me the value of my Jersey, but we are still waiting for a settlement with the Mont Ste-Anne. It's still $ 510 for two nights without tickets back, so we want to be repaid…
It gave us a credit, but we refused it. We will never stay at Mont Ste-Anne!

Nice variety of trails, though the Chemin du Roi should be tried for treason. Very, very flat. Also, the summit has flat areas, so if you are moving from one side to the other (e. G. From the gondola to La Crête), plan accordingly. Otherwise, delightful and it's nice to have trails covering all sides of the mountain.