Step thru the front door and go back 130 years in history. Built in 1874 by loyalists, the Auberge is one of Quebec's most prestigious inns. A splendid example of fine Victorian architecture, it is now also considered a heritage site replete with antiques and the region's history. Imagine lodging and dining where Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Robert Borden and the Right Hon. Arthur Meighen, former Prime Ministers of Canada stayed. Enjoy the visual splendour and ambiance of yesteryear with all of today’s comforts including central air-conditioning. This elegant and prestigious Inn is an exciting four-season destination for business, leisure, history and romance. 
The Auberge boasts 28 rooms and studios with all the amenities of modern life in an elegant decor enhanced by rural paintings. Guests enjoy a romantic dining room with an excellent wine and Port cellar. In this Victorian dining room, where you are pampered with the traditional European-style service, romance comes naturally. The warmth of yesteryear is obvious in each detail: century- old woodwork, original tin ceiling, vintage oil lamps, etc. The decor and accessories have been reviewed in order to further enhance this dining room with crystal glassware, china and silverware. Relish with your eyes and taste buds such regional specialties as the world-renowned Brome Lake Duck and Quebec lamb. The Auberge also offers a garden-terrace with heated swimming pool, fabulous reception halls, a bistro-pub offering the famous Spicy Duck Wings, a reading room... and much more!