We loved this hotel! It is a perfect location to walk to most attractions and it is on a quiet street. If you go and you have difficulty with steps, request a lower floor as there are no elevators and the top floors require several flights of steps to reach.Some rooms are large, others small and the bathrooms are small but very clean. We enjoyed the coffee, tea and select pasteries each morning. We brought this to our room on trays provided. The owners are always helpful and we all felt like family. I would highly recommend this small, clean hotel. It has three stars in the rating system.

We found Hotel Maison du Fort through Tripadvisor, and noticed that it was very highly-rated. The webpage is excellent and gives a true representation.

We stayed in Room 9 and also in Room 5, which included a table and chairs in a bay window. Both rooms were well looked-after, clean and nicely furnished, with comfortable beds.

Our hostess Marielle was friendly and informative, and hosted a nice breakfast on the main floor each morning. She gave us lots of hints to help us navigate the city.

The location is excellent, a few short steps from the Dufferin Terrace. Be sure to walk uphill towards the Citadelle, for a truly majestic view of Quebec City and the mighty St. Lawrence river, even better than the view from the Terrace. Everything in the old city is nearby, which we appreciated as we'd travelled by train. The streets in this area are quiet, and there is no traffic noise to disturb a good night's sleep.

We would recommend this as a great place to stay when visiting Quebec City!

Mme Marielle Roy, the owner of Maison Du Fort has done an incredible job of creating a wonderful little inn experience for her guests when visiting Quebec. Her inn is exceedingly charming, as she is herself. Not a detail is missed, down to the battenburg lace shower curtain. If you like cats, request room 5, since the decor has a cat theme! Room 5 is spacious and cheery and has a lovely little sitting area by one of the windows. The bed was firm but not too firm, very comfortable. The mini breakfast consisting of delicious baked goods, juice and coffee/tea is served downstairs in the breakfast room, on top of a piano. Tres elegante!! She also is most generous with allowing guests to befriend her two cats, who are both also quite lovely. I will definitely go back someday! Maison Du Fort, as one would guess by it's name, is located on a quiet street very near the Citadelle, and within a couple blocks of the Fairmont's Chateau Frontenac, so essentially it is perfectly located.
As for Quebec itself, it's charming, beautiful, friendly to tourists, and full of history. But when you pack, remember that Quebec is pretty far north and pretty hilly, so bring a warm jacket, or a rain jacket, and some good walking shoes! Also, while there, be sure to visit the Lowes revolving restaurant to get a spectacular view of the entire city. It's beautiful!

Stayed 4 nights at the Maison du Fort in late April. We had booked Room 11 at the very top of the stairs (2 bedrooms, bath, and kitchenette). Nice view over the roof tops of the Chateau and the mountains in the distance. Another of our party moved to the front room on the first floor after finding that the stair climbing proved too much for him. Depending on which room you get you can have a small room and rather small bathroom. Room 11 at the top of the stairs was a nice size, but the bathroom may prove to be rather small for some folks. Our friend on the first floor loved his accommodations, nice size room and bathroom. Each of the rooms had a television set. I don't believe there is AC, although we wouldn't have needed it in April. Breakfast was more than enough for me: coffee, tea, juice, yogurt, fruit, baked goods. No, it wasn't a hot sit down breakfast or "gourmet", but a good start to the day. The breakfast room is rather small, but trays are provided so that you can take your breakfast to your room should you wish.
Overall, I loved the place. I thought it was very pretty, bright, clean, quiet (we were not there at the height of the tourist season), nice furnishings, and very well located.
Marielle, our hostess, is the best asset. She is very friendly, inviting, warm, and helpful. I would recommend this inn and I would stay here again.