Luxury Hotels and Gourmet Restaurants in The Laurentians
Relais & Châteaux
Hotel & Spa L’Eau a la Bouche in the Laurentians offers Québec’s finest gourmet cuisine prepared from the local harvests. The hotel, nestled amidst the pine trees and ski slopes of the Laurentian Mountains, offers the peace and relaxation that can only be found at the best baths and spas. From meals prepared by our chef to our relaxing Swedish massage and revitalizing Nordic spa treatments, the
Hotel & Spa L’Eau a la Bouche is a must stop on your Eastern Canada Route du Bonheur (road to happiness). Your visit to Relais & Châteaux in the Laurentians might include:
Gourmet cuisine tailored to the seasons and the local harvests
Numerous golf courses
Group cooking classes
Iced baths, a Finnish Cedar sauna and maple sap treatments
Sleigh rides, skiing, dog sledding, hiking, water parks and kayaking
The Laurentians Landscape
A 75-km (47-mile) drive takes you into the heart of the Laurentian Mountains or “Up North,” as Montréalers like to say. The mountains are intersected by narrow, forested valleys, interspersed with hundreds of lakes. A Relais & Châteaux vacation offers all the ingredients of a dream destination – a magnificent hotel and spa, a vibrant nightlife and gourmet cuisine specializing in Laurentian regional fare.
The tourist area starts at St-Sauveur-des-Monts, continues through Ste-Adèle and stretches northwards towards Mont-Tremblant, known as the best ski area in Eastern North America, with miles of trails for ski touring, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and dog sledding.
A Taste of The Laurentians
Vacationers face an embarrassment of choices – a plethora of golf courses, 200 km (124 miles) of bike trails, picturesque villages and old churches. The list goes on.... There are seasonal festivities as well: the Tremblant’s Grand Prix Ericsson de ski acrobatique and Festival international du Blues and 1001 Pots in Val-David are just a few of the colorful events celebrated throughout the region.
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www.laurentides.com
