Where Old Meets New
La Loggia acts as a milieu for all that is old and new. Built in 1870, this heritage home has been transformed into an art gallery and bed & breakfast. Across the main hall lies a studio full of paintings and sculptures from artists across the country. Each room is also a masterpiece. The rooms are luxurious, simple and vary entirely in style, with antiques, hard-wood floors and furniture from the early 1920s to 1960s. There are two suites with kitchenettes and private bathrooms, and two more rooms with a shared bathroom.

Starting the Day Off Right
There is also a private fenced-in garden around back with an array of plants and flowers. And if you are planning to stay in for the night, there is a common room with a sound system, couches and a big library full of art books. La Loggia serves a continental breakfast with Quebec products from all regions across the province. Eggs, sliced meat, cheese and jam, make up most of the menu and fresh croissants, bagels and baguettes are also brought in daily.

Staying at La Loggia
Customers are able to choose which room they would like to stay in for the night and reservations are recommended, especially during the summer months. 20 percent discount in the winter. No minimum amount of nights required. Additional discounts if you stay for a week and you can reserve through their website or by phone.