Auberge La Fjordelaise, L'Anse-Saint-Jean, QC

This beautiful house of mansard style was constructed in 1902 as the village inn. At the time, the clients were mostly commercial travellers, Price workers and tourists. The Perron family owned and operated the place through generations. In 1990, the Perrons closed the inn to visitors and kept the house exclusively as their residence. We became the happy new owners in the fall of 2005. With a lot of patience and a lot of respect, we entirely renovated the place, keeping in mind clients' needs and comfort along with the preservation of the house's "little-inn" character. Renamed La Fjordelaise, the inn now counts five warm and welcoming rooms on the second floor, each with a private bathroom. Downstairs, a large living room with its old piano is an inviting place for guests to relax. At the dinning room, we serve copious breakfasts and tasty tables d’hôte. In the summer the balcony is turned into a terrace where the guests can enjoy a delicious meal, while watching the sunset. Since April 2009 we can offer you four newly renovated rooms, located in the, right next door. To better accomodate groups and families, the house is also available for rent. A breathtaking natural setting, a magnificent view over the Saguenay Fjord, cosy rooms, a warm welcome and great food, this is what we have to offer at La Fjordelaise. Your hosts, Rita and Denis Gaudreault Photos Design : Isabelle Grégoire Photos : Lolita Boudreault.