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Le Journal de Montreal (daily press)03/06/2023

Hotel Nomad: combining charm, elegance, and eco-responsibility

By Marie-Eve Blanchard (French text)

Le Devoir (daily press)27/05/2023

Hotel Nomad: Aiming for zero emission

By Marie-Julie Gagnon (French text)

Tourisme Express23/05/2023

Interview O. Donzelot (Co-owner Hotel Nomad)

By Jean-Michel Perron (French Text)

Travel Guide le Petit Futé10/05/2023

Hotel Nomad, Hotel Singulier

Edition Canada 2023 (French text)

Travel Guide le Petit Futé28/04/2023

Hotel Nomad, Hotel Singulier

Edition Quebec 2023 (French Text)

Les Affaires (business news)12/04/2023

Nomad obtains Biosphere certification

By Claudine Hébert (French Text)

Green Lodging News05/04/2023

Hotel Nomad Québec obtains Biosphere hotel certification

By Glenn Hasek

Chasing Poutine06/02/2023

Where to stay in Quebec City

By Jennifer Doré Dallas

Of Art and Wine25/12/2022

Old Quebec, the art of Christmas and Wine

By Marjorie Vernelle

Jet off with Jess05/09/2022

Best Boutique hotel in Quebec City

By Jessica Murray

Lonely Planet09/07/2022

The best neighborhoods in Quebec City

By Pamela MacNaughtan

Travel Guide Lonely Planet01/06/2022

Hotel Nomad, a magnificent boutique hotel

Edition Quebec et provinces maritimes 2022

Travel Guide le Petit Futé04/05/2022

Nomad, a superb hotel at an affordable price

Edition Quebec 2022

La Presse (daily press)21/07/2021

Hotel Nomad, a Special Hotel

By Eve Dumas (French text)

Eat & Drink : 4 good spots to celebrate maple season near Quebec City

With maple syrup season upon us, sanitary measures eased down and spring just around the…

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Eat & Drink : 4 good spots to celebrate maple season near Quebec City

With maple syrup season upon us, sanitary measures eased down and spring just around the corner, there are many reasons to celebrate with a sugary getaway in Quebec City. We therefore suggest you to discover our 4 favorite spots to satisfy your cravings near Hotel Nomad!

Érablière du Lac-Beauport

In addition to an all-you-can-eat sugar shack meal and access to hiking trails, a visit to L'Érablière du Lac-Beauport will also allow you to learn more about the syrup making process if you stop by their interpretation center. During the weekends, you can also taste their taffy on snow and take part in a wood sawing contest while your children enjoy a pony ride. You’ll find all the classics on their regular menu starting at $29.95, such as pea soup, baked omelettes, homemade pancakes and their famous maple syrup pie if you have room for dessert. As for vegetarians, vegans and gluten intolerant, special menus are also available by reservation to experience the sugar shack in your own way.

Relais des pins

For $35 per person, you can celebrate maple syrup season at the Relais des pins on Île d'Orléans from March 12th to the end of April. About a 25 minutes drive from Hotel Nomad, a traditional meal served at the table and a festive atmosphere await you there every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. You’ll discover the fine maple products that have made the establishment famous for more than three generations while listening to the sound of folk music. And if you prefer to enjoy your meal in your suite or once you get home, meal boxes specially designed for sugar shack season are available for online orders.

La Bûche

Located in Old Quebec, La Bûche restaurant offers affordable local cuisine that combines tradition and modernity. Beer-lacquered ham, meat pâté croquettes and venison tartare are just some of the delicacies served there. For a perfect brunch, their lumberjack's cassolette, sugar shack plate and their maple-caramelized apple French toast will surely seduce you. Add an eclectic decor and a huge snow bar to enjoy maple taffy and everything comes together for a unique moment a few steps from Hotel Nomad!

Sucrerie Blouin

In the heart of Île d'Orléans, on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, you’ll find all the pleasures of maple syrup season at Sucrerie Blouin. Their authentic menu including stewed meatballs, syrup pudding and homemade cretons will certainly remind you of your childhood memories and your grandmother's old-fashioned cooking. Prices vary depending on the number of people per table, so we suggest booking in advance. Many activities are also available on site, from boiler tapping to horse-drawn sleigh rides, there is something for everyone. And if you want to bring home some sweet treats, don't leave without stopping by their shop. We wish you a great maple syrup season near Hotel Nomad! Don’t hesitate to let us know if you need more recommendations during your stay in Quebec City. It will be our pleasure to stimulate your spirit of curiosity!