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We stayed at Gite La Bergeronnette for two nights on a roadtrip from Parc National du Fjord du Saguenay, en route to the ferry at Les Escoumins. We checked in between 3 and 6 p.m. as was requested in our instructions. Anne was sitting on the patio outside and greeted us warmly. She showed us the very clean kitchenette and a small lounge area which was full of information regarding local restaurants and attractions which she personally recommends. Our room was clean and comfortable. We had scallops at Restaurant Du Boise, which were the best we have ever eaten! We would eat there once a week if we lived locally. We had been eating raisin bread for breakfast at the national park so we were hoping for a hearty breakfast at the inn and it was better than we had hoped. For $20 each Daniel prepared for us a four star breakfast of croissants with homemade strawberry rhubarb jam, freshly prepared fruit cups, and delicious crepes with pure maple syrup, also yogurt, orange juice and excellent coffee from Anne's fancy coffee machine, (and I am so picky about coffee). We had a fun conversation with Anne while we ate. She is a no nonsense lady! Gite La Bergeronnette is located in a quiet town about 15 minutes from Tadoussac which has a very nice marine mammal museum, whale watching tours, and many shops where one can find beautiful things and excellent food. Also a nice waterfront area with benches to look out over the bay. We did see some beluga whales from the shore!

Our room was very clean and had everything we needed. We were only there 2 nights and didn’t bring food with us to take advantage of the equipped kitchen. Walked across the street to Bistro Henri for breakfast. Found a cute little bakery called La P’tite Cochonne a short drive away on Rue du La Mer on our way to the Lookout and Park. Thanks Daniel and Anne for a lovely stay!

Very kind and talkative staff. Highly recommend.