Quebec, CA Vacation Rentals: chalet rentals & more

Discover a selection of 3,000 vacation rentals in Quebec, CA that are perfect for your trip. Whether you’re traveling with friends, family, or even pets, Vrbo vacation homes have the best amenities for hanging out with the people that matter most, including high chairs for kids and kitchens. Prices start at $11 per night, and chalets and hotels are popular options for a stay in Quebec. Either way, you'll find a rental for everyone's needs.

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Stayed Sep 2023

Large, comfortable apartment in quaint town of L’ange gardiens.

We found apartment to be generally comfortable (air conditioner was only effective in living dining room area). We used the fan from the living room to make the bedroom comfortable). We were there during an usually hot period! The location of the ap...

Stayed Sep 2023

Petite escapade de repos

Le chalet est très bien, l’aménagement intérieur et extérieur, bon coin pour faire des feux, spa, le son de la rivière est apaisante, vous devez sortir pour voir quelques choses. Nous, on a découvert Lanaudière! Chute Darwin, cascades à Rawdon, parc ...

Stayed Aug 2023

Good, clean with all facilities

Clean apartment with all facilities including washer, dryer, and dishwashing. Host was kind to provide a welcome basket. Instructions were clear. Free car parking on the street. The apartment is a few stairs down but not an issue unless you have huge...

Stayed Aug 2023

Très propre et beau

Très propre et beau , hôte tres facile à rejoindre, emplacement parfait. Beaucoup de serviettes et débarbouillettes disponible. Pour bambins : prévoir des barrières de sécurité car les escaliers dangereux. Aucun bain mais douche très spacieuse avec ...

Stayed Aug 2023

Très beau site

Monique, la propriétaire, nous a très bien reçus à notre arrivée et nous a expliqué le fonctionnement du chalet. Comme nous avions besoin de repos, on a été bien servi ! L’environnement était très calme, le soleil a été de la partie, le lac était la...

Stayed Aug 2023

Girl's Trip

Our group of 9 women absolutely LOVED our time in Quebec City & your property was just perfect for us!! The kitchen was ideal for a big group - as was the living room for chatting & coffee in the morning. The dining room table was ideal for playing c...

Stayed Aug 2023

A truly relaxing homely experience

I have stayed at multiple vrbos in the past, but by far this one makes it to the top of the list. It was our first time visiting Montreal and this place felt like a home away from home. It has all the amenities that one might need right from TVs in e...

Stayed Aug 2023

August Stay

Our stay was amazing! Clean, quiet and easy to access the building. Parking was narrow which we were told about no issues with a small car or SUV tho. There is no actual separate bedrooms from the space although the one does have curtains which worke...

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Brush up on your French for Quebec

The 2nd-most populous of Canada's 13 provinces, French-speaking Quebec is like a country all of its own. Here, centuries of history, boundless entertainment, fine cuisine and a chic cafe culture collide – particularly within its vibrant cities. There's skyscraping Montreal, known for its elegant old district and fashionably vibrant Latin Quarter, and Quebec City, equally famed for its quaint cobbled old town, and fairytale-like skyline. Beyond the sophistication, creature comforts and plush Quebec vacation rentals, the province boasts a breathtaking natural landscape, from the craggy coasts of the Gaspe Peninsula, to the glittering ski slopes of the Laurentian and Appalachian Mountains.

Things to do

Stroll through a World Heritage site

Choosing between a Quebec vacation rental in Quebec City or Montreal is a tough one, but both cities boast a slew of attractions. Quebec City has its old town – a fortified, living museum, with its cobbled lanes, quaint facades and centuries-old churches, all reminiscent of old-world Europe. Dotted throughout the district are chic sidewalk cafes, bistros and elegant squares – all overlooked by the enormous Le Chateau Frontenac. Montreal's old town is no less impressive. Packed with ornate 17th-century architecture, it exudes romance, and is home to the staggeringly opulent Notre-Dame Basilica – known for its Gothic Revival architecture and gilded interior.

Activities

Sightseeing tours and taste bud tours

Both Quebec City and Montreal boast an array of city experiences, whether you want to hunt for luxury fashion along a chic boulevard, gorge on 5-star cuisine in an award-winning restaurant, or check out the province's world-class museums and cultural hubs. In Montreal's sassy Latin Quarter, there's some energetic nightlife to be had, while exploring characterful Old Quebec's pretty plazas, cobbled lanes and historical gems should keep you busy too. Outside, the province's landscape lends itself to a variety of outdoorsy pursuits, from hunting and fishing, to hiking, wildlife watching, whale watching and golf – and, come winter, skiing too.

Weather

Pleasantly warm summers and snowy winters

The most prominent areas in Quebec are situated in the southern and western portions of the province, which both have a continental climate with 4 regular seasons. Summers are generally warm, reaching into the high 70s, while in winter temperatures plummet. If you're here to ski in one of the resorts dotted about the Laurentian and Appalachian Mountains, the wintertime is your best bet for booking your Quebec vacation rental. The ski season runs from late November through to April, and sometimes carries on into May.

Natural features

Exploring the natural landscape of Quebec

Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast or just want to appreciate the scenery, you'll be sure to find the perfect setting for your vacation in Quebec. These are some of the area's most eye-catching natural features, all within 30 miles (48.2 km) of the city center:

Plains of Abraham (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
Battlefields Park (1.4 mi / 2.2 km)
Montmorency Falls Park (5.9 mi / 9.5 km)
Montmorency Falls (6.1 mi / 9.7 km)
Parc de la Plage-Jacques-Cartier (7 mi / 11.2 km)
Chaudière Falls (8 mi / 12.9 km)

How to get there

Traveling to and around Quebec

The nearest airport is in Quebec City Jean Lesage Intl. Airport (YQB), located 8.4 mi (13.5 km) from the city center.

If you prefer to travel by train, Quebec Palace Station, Quebec, QC (XFY-Sainte-Foy Train Station) and Quebec Sainte-Foy Station are the main stations in the area. You can get around Quebec by catching a ride on the metro at Repentigny Station, Pointe-aux-Trembles Station or Mascouche Station.

What's the best place to stay if you're looking to rent a house for a weekend in Quebec?

If you're partial to the idea of opening your balcony door to glorious views of the ocean, head for Sandy Beach in Hudson. Check out our beachfront vacation rentals here and spend a couple of blissful days strolling along the shoreline and dozing off to the sounds of crashing waves.