Chateau Frontenac Tours

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Also known as Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, this breathtaking regal hotel in Old Quebec City has 618 guest rooms/suites and overlooks the St. Lawrence River. Chateau Frontenac was designed by architect Bruce Price and opened in 1893 as a luxurious place for Canadian Pacific Railway travelers to stay. Many members of royalty have stayed here like King George IV and Queen Elizabeth, Princess Grace of Monaco, Prince Andrew and Lady Sarah Ferguson. The National Historic Landmark of Canada makes up a large part of the Quebec skyline.
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12-Day East Coast Tour from Montreal to Washington: Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto, New York, Philadelphia, Washington | Hotel Breakfast Included

From booking ease to daily logistics, I’m very satisfied. The itinerary balanced must‑see landmarks and relaxed sightseeing. Loved the historical tours in Boston and Washington. Transport was on time, and the tour guide’s commentary enriched every stop.

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11-Day East Coast Essential End Toronto Tour from New York: Boston, Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto | Hotel Breakfast Included | Free Airport Pick-up

Perfect for Exploring Multiple Cities

I can’t recommend this enough! The tour was very well organized, and we visited multiple cities with seamless transitions. Our guide was friendly and had a great sense of humor. The hotels were excellent—clean rooms and great service. I especially loved exploring Boston’s history and Toronto’s modern skyline. Tours4Fun made booking easy, and their customer service team was quick to respond. We’ll definitely travel with them again!

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8-Day Canada Tour from Toronto: Niagara Falls, Prince Edward County, Québec City and Lake Ontario | Expert English-Speaking Guide | Authentic Local Food & Cultural Charm

This 8-day Canada tour was amazing!

Niagara Falls is breathtaking and definitely worth the visit. Prince Edward County was charming, and we loved exploring the quaint towns and wineries. Québec City is a beautifully preserved historical gem, and Lake Ontario offered stunning views.

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3-Day Maple Tour from Toronto: Ottawa, Montreal, Mont Tremblant, Quebec and Thousand Islands

Well-Organized Tour

Kimberly, tour guide, and Mikey, driver, knew how to coordinate the tour so that we were able to see all of the attractions according to the itinerary. Hotel accommodation was decent with a mini-fridge and microwave in room, except for the last day. Very basic breakfast was also provided. The tour guide didn't pressure us to buy her meal plan, but we did that for our convenience. She actually told us in advance that we might not like certain meals with the group, i.e. a traditional Chinese dinner; therefore, we would be able to go on our own. It's a good idea to include a French dinner and a Canadian lunch in the itinerary. However, due to the volume of tours arrived at the same time, the restaurants were too overwhelmed. The food was not good and service was not acceptable. We could tell a bad attitude from local patrons as well as workers at the establishments toward us. We would suggest the tour operator to adjust the schedule so that there wouldn't be so many tour buses stopping at the same place at the same time. We saw 12 big tour buses, the 50+ seaters, had already parked at the Thousand Islands when we arrived. We were lucky that everyone on our tour this time was courteous and on time. Only a few individuals had a bad habit of pushing, yelling, taking too much compartment space that belong to someone else's seats, and using the toilet on the bus that caused a very bad odor. Overall, we would recommend this tour to those who want to see many attractions on a budget.

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