Riôtel Percé
- Lodging Hotels
- Season Spring
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- Region: Le Rocher-Percé
Riôtel Percé
261, route 132 Ouest
Percé, Québec G0C 2L0
- Phone 1 800 463-4212
- Phone 418 782-2166
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A spectacular site in the heart of Percé
Riôtel Percé is located opposite Forillon National Park and at the center of tourist activities. From the hotel, you can explore Percé on foot via the boardwalk or the direct beach access.
With a 180-degree view of the cliffs, the rock, and the island, the Paqbo restaurant attracts guests as much for its exceptional panorama and warm atmosphere as for its regional cuisine. Nature puts on a show every morning and evening, with seabirds, marine mammals, and fishing boats passing by.
Riôtel Percé features 80 rooms spread across three different pavilions, offering a wide range of room types: inn-style rooms in the main hotel, suites, more luxurious rooms with balconies, and family rooms with or without kitchenettes.
Riôtel Percé is part of the Riôtel Group, which also owns two other hotels in Gaspésie, in Matane and Carleton-sur-Mer. It is the only hotel group offering the turnkey Tour de la Gaspésie package. This package includes a circuit of three nights or more with accommodations, meals, service charges, and a discovery passport providing discounts at several attractions and activities in the region.
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- You can be served in English, and translated materials are available
- Open
- Number of units
Services
- D Air conditioning
- 9 Bedding provided
- q Belvedere/panorama
- ¶ Breakfast
- — Business center
- ¶ Dinner
- P Electric vehicle charging station
- º Fitness centre
- † Licensed restaurant
- ¥ Mini fridge
- › Outdoor fireplace
- , Private bathroom
- • Spa
- ¢ Unit with kitchenette
- Ï Unit with view on the sea
- ß Washer-dryer
- J WiFi
Activities
- Y Biking
- b Body of water
- ; Children playground
- @ Fishing
- & Hiking
- % Marine mammal observation
- d Mountain biking
- l Unsupervised beach
- ÿ Wildlife watching
