Rustic resort hotel with cottages, free Wi-Fi, parking, restaurant & bar. Steps from Percé Rock and Gulf of Saint Lawrence beach. Rated 4.4/5 from 284 reviews.
Guests highlight the peaceful atmosphere, beachfront location, and authentic, rustic style of the inn. The seasonal restaurant receives compliments for tasty, fresh meals, while the friendly and accommodating staff enhance the overall experience.
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Auberge le Coin du Banc is a rustic beachfront inn located on Route 132 near Percé, Quebec, offering a warm and tranquil setting along the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. The property features cozy rooms and cottages decorated in a wooden cabin style, creating a charming and homey atmosphere that appeals to visitors looking for a more relaxed and authentic experience away from busy tourist spots.
The resort includes a seasonal restaurant and bar known for its simple yet tasty meals, often praised for their freshness and peaceful dining environment. Though modest in facilities, guests benefit from free Wi-Fi, complimentary parking, beach access, and services such as laundry. The inn is smoke-free and kid-friendly but does not offer air conditioning, a fitness center, an airport shuttle, or pet accommodations.
Located approximately 9 km from the iconic Percé Rock, the property serves as a convenient base for exploring natural attractions like Bonaventure Island National Park and Île Bonaventure, all highly rated by visitors for their scenic trails and wildlife. The nearby Michel-Pouliot Gaspé Airport is about a 33-minute drive, making access relatively straightforward for travelers. Several other accommodations can be found within a short drive for those seeking alternatives.
Guest reviews highlight the inn's rustic charm and scenic location, with many appreciating the peaceful atmosphere and friendly service. However, some mention that the property offers a basic, no-frills lodging experience with limited modern amenities. The restaurant receives positive remarks for its quality and calm setting, making it a recommended stop for breakfast or a quiet meal.
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*RESTAURANT* I did not stay at this place but came here to eat breakfast twice and it is such a peaceful Auberge with a nice homey and calm vibe. The food is simple but very delicious and both times I went the place was always semi empty. (Thursday/Friday around 10-11) Would highly recommend for someone not wanting the hustle and bustle of the highly touristic restaurants in Percé!
We enjoyed our stay in a neat and clean hotel room. Very friendly check in staff and hospitable. We booked the day before and were fortunate to get a room. Close to Percé. Lots of amenities including a beach and a pool.
The Auberge has a one of a kind appeal in my books. A real rustic charm. If your thing is "rustic chic", in a modern build, please go and rent yourself a room in Percé with your vanilla friends. :- )
Perfectly located on the shoreline between Percé and Gaspé, this place offers an authentic unique experience of la Gaspésie. I rented the Sandbox, which had a great view, was cozy and equipoed with everything I needed for my stay. I strongly recommend.
We reserved for a nice breakfast on our way to Percé. Alex was an amazing and very service oriented. Our group loved our breakfast. Everything fresh, healthy and tasty. Thank you
HEADS UP: Expedia has the wrong address. You must type "Camp de Base Gaspésie" directly on Google Maps to get there. This place is located about 7km away from Percé. It is right by the beach offering panoramic views. There's plenty of parking. The interior is decorated with a distinctive wooden cabin style, which reminds me of a hunter's lodge & gives it a lot of character. The owner is super nice and incredibly patient. Since it was off-peak season, she generously upgraded us to a big room with a huge private bathroom. The room was spotless too and well maintained. Breakfast is complimentary and made fresh. You order at the front desk, and the kitchen prepares it the next morning. You don't see that often these days! At the end we paid $272 for 2 nights. Taxes included! Overall, we were really happy with our stay. Would definitely recommend staying here instead of overpaying in town!
I booked a kayak adventure Baie&Falaise for my boyfriend birthday. We were lucky to have excellent conditions both weather and water to start the day! Our guide Michael, took us out to sea and we enjoyed our kayak trip. I recommend this guide for either novice or experienced kayakist, he as a lot to share and very easy to connect with. When returning to the beach, we enjoyed a meal at the Auberge's restaurant. Due to the popularity of this place, a couple of groups were eating before us and I believes that the kitchen was overwhelmed. But stay patient, they do the best they can. I can tell you that the menu is worth the wait! The food is delicious and serve in an authentic style. Little gem to stop by if you are nearby and want to avoid the overcrowded Percé.
A hidden jem. We had our wedding reception dinner here with out small guest list of 37 people. The service was wonderful and the food was incredible. The chef did an incredible job. My entire family also booked all 4 of the beach front cabins and we had an incredible time. The Cabins were clean (don't expect a 5 star spotles hotel, expect rustic and tidy) the location was spectacular and the Cabins were beautiful. My only constructive criticism would be that there needs to be a bit better communication between staff and ownership/management as well as I think the website could use a bit of a revamp to advertise the amenities in each cabin a bit better (because it was better than we expected) Pascale was more than kind, and welcoming to my family and I will 10000% be back again thank you for making my wedding week so special
Next to a beach along the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, this warm inn on Route 132 is 9 km from Percé Rock, accessible at low tide.
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