Luxury Hotels and Restaurants in Montérégie
Your Eastern Canada Route du Bonheur (road to happiness) must include Relais & Châteaux luxury hotels and gourmet restaurants in Montérégie. Here we offer relaxing spas and gourmet cuisine featuring local fare. Relax your mind and body at
Les Trois Tilleuls & Spa or the
Manoir Hovey; indulge in gourmet cuisine prepared by a Relais & Châteaux Grand Chef at
Restaurant Toque! Your visit to Relais & Châteaux at Montérégie might include:

The compliment of Quebec’s open spaces at
Les Trois Tilleuls & Spa on the Richelieu River and the cosmopolitan city of Montréal, just twenty minutes away

A visit to downtown Montréal and our
Restaurant Toque! where the finest ingredients from Québec are prepared by
Grand Chef Normand Laprise

Afternoon tea in a forest manor on the banks of Lake Massawipi when you stay at our
Manoir Hovey, inspired by Washington’s Mount Vernon

Rejuvenation at the only Givenchy spa in North America at our
Les Trois Tilleuls & Spa

Golf at
La Seigneurie, St-Hilaire

Skiing, sleigh rides, snow shoeing, hiking, mountain biking, kayaking
The Montérégie Landscape
Easily accessible from Montréal, Montérégie is a plain punctuated by ancient hills. The eastern section of the region is delineated by the Richelieu River, a strategic waterway utilized by native traders and coureurs des bois (French trappers) during the era of the fur trade. This historic valley is replete with heritage villages whose architecture harks back to the early days of New France but it is also one of the most fertile regions in Québec. Sediment left behind by the retreating Champlain Sea in ancient times, has created rich soil that nourishes a multitude of farms and apple orchards.
A Taste of Montérégie
In spring, few sights are as splendid as the fruit trees in full bloom. Summer sees the staging of the annual l’International de montgolfières Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, a colorful hot air balloon festival which attracts dozens of participants and delights adults and youngsters alike. This is the season for a round of golf or touring the region by bike!
Apple picking along the « Route des Cidres » (« Cider Route ») is another fun way to explore Montérégie. The region’s innovative apple producers have developed award-winning ice ciders, the ideal accompaniment to a meal at one of the many good tables in the region.
For more information go to:
www.tourisme-monteregie.qc.ca.