Aerial view of Mont-Sainte-Anne, its runs and the lodging at the foot of the mountain

Where to Stay at Mont-Sainte-Anne and on the Côte-de-Beaupré

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Mont-Sainte-Anne has the advantage of a real mountain village at the base of the slopes, 40 minutes from Québec City. Depending on your group size and budget, you have three options.

Published February 9, 2026 · By the editors

a neighborhood guide

Slopeside

Hotels and condos at the foot of the mountain let you click into your skis right outside your room. The resort's large hotels often have kitchenettes, a pool and outdoor hot tubs: ideal for families with young kids, who can head back for a nap at noon. It's also the best setup for enjoying night skiing without getting back in the car.

Chalets and Condos in Beaupré and Saint-Ferréol

Around the resort, Beaupré and Saint-Ferréol-les-Neiges have hundreds of chalets and houses for rent, with one to five bedrooms and room for two to ten people. Spacious and fully equipped, they suit large families and groups of friends, for a weekend or a longer stay. Saint-Ferréol is also very close to the cross-country center.

Île d'Orléans at dawn in winter, near Sainte-Famille
Île d'Orléans at dawn in winter, near Sainte-Famille. Photo: Paulparadis, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Inns on the Côte-de-Beaupré and Île d'Orléans

For a more intimate feel, inns on the Côte-de-Beaupré offer elegant rooms and well-regarded dining, about ten minutes from the mountain. Île d'Orléans, across the bridge, also has a few B&Bs open in winter, with the best view of the mountain.

OptionStrengthsGood to know
Slopeside hotel or condoSki-in/ski-out, night skiingResort atmosphere, livelier
Chalet in Beaupré or Saint-FerréolSpace, kitchen, good per-person value for groupsCar needed, check snow removal
Inn on the CôteCharm, fine foodA few minutes' drive each morning

Our Tips

  • Check winter access: some chalets are uphill, and winter tires are essential.
  • Ask about a hot tub or fireplace: after a day in the cold, it makes all the difference.
  • Think about Charlevoix: Le Massif is about 45 minutes away and La Malbaie a little over an hour, for a night at the Casino de Charlevoix.

Independent guide: we don't sell lodging and have no ties to any establishment. See also the Mont-Sainte-Anne and Côte-de-Beaupré area and our family skiing tips.

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