
Imagine a room dominated by rich red brick and polished stone, a wood-burning fireplace, sultry red walls with dark wood accents, ambient lighting and a plush, pristine white bed. Imagine a tall glass of red wine and some soft music, and your better half urging you to help turn this wonderful mash of aesthetics into your own personal love lair.
Thing is, the scenario doesn’t have to be a fantasy. This small, sexy hotel in a converted home just off the Plains of Abraham brings it to life. The Auberge du Quartier’s nine guest rooms (from $89) and expansive, top floor suite (from $129) trumpet this sensual vibe and couple it with standard amenities, from cable TV to wi-fi to air conditioning. There’s also a continental breakfast in the lounge every morning, complete with excellent coffee and buttery croissants.
Eric Rumble is a full-time freelance writer. He has written for up! about hunting wild pig in Hawaii, soaking up the Great Canadian Beer Festival in Victoria, B.C., and exploring concepts too infinite for the naked eye in Kitchener-Waterloo.
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i love this hotel!
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