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Hilton Québec

Located on Quebec's Parliament Hill, the Hilton Québec is connected by indoor walkways to the Québec City Convention Centre and a concourse of shops. By automobile, it is less than thirty minutes from the airport, five minutes from the train / bus station, and a few hours from the U.S.

Special Room Rate
The 2009 Forum’s host venue, The Hilton Québec has accommodation available for our delegates at the special rate of $159.00 per night from February 11-14 (inclusive).

To make your reservation, call 1-800-447-2411 and ask for code SPOA09.

Space is limited, and rooms are going fast. We suggest you book early to avoid any inconvenience.

Address
Hilton sur Vieux-Québec
1100, boulevard René Lévesque Est
C.P. 157 Québec ( Québec )
G1R 4P3

Contact
Phone: 418-647-2411
Toll-free:  1-800-447-2411
Fax : 418-647-6488

Parking
Daily rate: $18.95 CAD/ day (+taxes)
Valet: $20.95 CAD / day (+taxes)

Map of the Hilton Québec

Quebec City

Québec City is a living historical illustration of a people unique to this continent, strong and proud of their Aboriginal, French, and British ancestry. Québec City, Côte-de-Beaupré, Île d'Orléans, Jacques-Cartier and Portneuf  communities are included in the Greater Québec Area territory.

Québec City is made up of eight ''arrondissements'' (boroughs). When touring Vieux-Québec, the historical areas of Charlesbourg, Beauport, Cap-Rouge and Wendake, visitors are provided with a wonderful blend of past and present. Discover our museums and heritage homes, see the Parliament buildings and the Citadel, walk along the Vieux-Québec fortifications, visit the Musée de la civilisation and the Musée national des beaux arts du Québec, take part in our numerous festive activities such as the Festival d'été international, the Fêtes de la Nouvelle-France revival event, the Grand Rire humour festival, the Grands Feux Loto-Québec fireworks competitions, the Québec fête Noël event, and the famous Winter Carnival.

Something to suit all tastes on Côte-de-Beaupré! This resort area brims with sites of major historical importance as well as exceptional nature tourist attractions. Heritage sites and architecturally significant buildings abound, along with several museums. Pilgrims flock to the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Basilica and the Cyclorama de Jérusalem. Many outdoor activities are available: golf, downhill and cross-country skiing, snowmobile and canyoning expeditions. Mont Sainte-Anne and the surrounding area with its waterfalls and hiking trails await you. Take part in the many festivals taking place year-round: Festival Arts et Reflets, Festival Blues, Festival des couleurs, and Festival de l’oie des neiges (Snow Goose Festival).

Drive round Île d'Orléans and you’ll travel through a 400 year-old historical piece of land, cradle of many families of French origin in America. Experience total immersion in architecture, history, and heritage. Visit the many art galleries and discover talented local and foreign painters. This bucolic island is a call back to nature with wine, cider, cheese and maple product tasting opportunities, not to mention pond fishing, strawberry, raspberry and apple picking.

Outdoor activities are a trademark in the Jacques-Cartier River Valley district, an integral part of the Québec City Area « green belt » (or white, depending on the season)! This four-season outdoor resort destination is generously laden with natural features: downhill and cross-country skiing, fishing and hunting, slides, nautical sports, river rafting and canoeing excursions, nature and wildlife observation, snowmobile and hiking expeditions.

The Portneuf area provides visitors with numerous touring options. In addition to typical Portneuf history, culture, architectural heritage, museums, parks and waterfalls, the area features a large selection of resort locations and outdoor activities providing you with top-notch innkeeper hospitality and delicious food experiences; enjoy golf, bicycle and horseback riding, snowmobile excursions and, of course, hunting and fishing.

General Overview