Quebec

Directions

From Trudeau Airport

Taking the bus is easy and cheap. Take bus #747 from the airport terminal and exit at the first stop (Lionel-Groulx metro station). From there, take the orange line to the Square Victoria metro station (towards Henri-Bourrassa). The rate is $9 and gives you access to public transit for the rest of the day (keep your ticket!). Come out of the Square Victoria Metro station following the indication for rue St-Jacques. When you arrive outside, look to your left for a map of the area. The hostel is on the map. It’s a 3 minute walk.

Take a taxi. They have a flat rate of $40 for all destinations in the Downtown area (the price is advertised on the rear windows). Don’t let them fool you, it’s the law.

Le Westin Montreal

270 Saint-Antoine West

2 blocks from Palais de Congres

Rooms at $209 per night plus 18.5% tax (Rate quoted in Canadian dollars)

Includes complimentary internet in guestrooms

Booking website: https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/StarGroupsWeb/booking/reservation?id=1405154185&key=10404752

Phone: 1.866.837.4262 and reference NAFCU Annual Conference

From The Bus Terminal

Take the escalator to the Berri-UQAM metro station located under the bus terminal. After paying the $3 fee, take the orange line direction Côte-Vertu. Get off at Square-Victoria metro station. Follow the directions to rue St-Jacques. When you arrive outside, look to your left for a map of the area. The hostel is on the map. It’s a 3 minute walk.

Take a taxi or walk. The taxi should cost between $3.50 and $5. If you prefer a walk (or your wallet likes fresh air) it’s a 10 to 15 minute walk. Ask for directions at the information desk or call us at 282-8069

Airport

• • Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL)

    • Travel Distance: Approximately 20.0 km/12.43 miles

    • Options for getting to and from the hotel include:

Metro and bus: It costs $3 for a ticket with a transfer valid for 2 hours. You can also buy a 1 or 3 day pass for unlimited transit, at respectively $9 and $18. Bixi or bike? Bixi is a self-service bike system to commute in the city, operational from April until November. For $5 (payment at a Bixi station with a credit card), you get access to the service for 24h. CAUTION : Don’t use the bike for more than 30 consecutive minutes, otherwise fees will apply (for example, to use a Bixi for 2 consecutive hours will result in a $10.50 supplement). Bixi are useful for commuting, but not long rides.

Auberge Alternative 358, rue St-Pierre Montréal (Qc) H2Y 2M1 (514) 282-8069

• • 1. Address: 1030 Rue Mackay, Montréal, QC H3G 2H1, Canada

    2. Phone:+1 514-843-3317

Price from : $26.00

Personnel de l’accueil

Auberge international de Québec

418-694-0950

1-866-694-0950

info@hostellingquebec.com

www.aubergeinternationaledequebec.com

De : Kelvin Chun [mailto:kelvinyschun@gmail.com]

Envoyé : 14 juin 2015 08:25

À : info@hostellingquebec.com

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• • Orleans Express Coach Lines offers hourly service to Québec City from downtown Montreal every day with some departures originating from the Montreal International Airport. This bus company is nothing like Greyhound or any tour bus company you may have experienced in your travels: its fleet of coaches, 2 ½ years old on average, offers comfortable roomy seating with personal airline-like tables and electric connections at every seats for personal computers, etc. The trip takes 3h15 min. from downtown Montreal ("Station Centrale" bus terminal) to downtown Québec City ("Gare du Palais" bus terminal). Its drivers are vey professional. In Québec City, you arrive at a state-of-the-art bus terminal located only a short uphill walk from the historic old town ('' Gare du Palais ', 418-525-3000). When you board the bus in Montreal, the driver will ask you if you're heading for Ste Foy or "centre-ville" (downtown, Old Town) so your luggage will be stored accordingly under the bus: if you're going to the Old Town, make sure you get off at the second stop ("Gare du Palais"), otherwise you will need to take a long and costly cab ride to reach the Old Town.

  • You may also take the train, if you'd like more personal space than a coach. The connections between Montreal and Quebec are much less frequent, compared to the bus. You may check timetable and fares at Via Rail's bilingual website; should you need to call them for infos, details here . Note that if you buy your tickets at least 5 days in advance (the sooner the better), you may get a sensible discount, if there are so-called SuperSaver discount seats left (economy seats in limited number). There are two train stations in Québec City: when arriving from Montreal, the train first stops at 'Sainte-Foy' , and after at 'Gare du Palais' . If you are going to a hotel near the bridges over the St-Laurent River, or near the big shopping centres on Boulevard Laurier, you stop in Ste-Foy. It is a very very small train station, in the middle of nowhere, and you must take a taxi from there. For ALL other destinations in town, you must stop at the 'Gare du Palais' train station. From there, you may walk uphill to either of the two youth hostels in the Old (Upper) Town (this will take you 15 to 30 minutes, depending on your load and fitness!), would it be the International one, or the independent Auberge de la Paix (taxi CAN$5 max) or hotels on Carré d'Youville, Grande-Allée, and so on — all within a short