Percé Hotels: Where to Stay in Quebec
Percé hotels, motels and inns we confirmed, with phones, seasons and winter options. See what is open and what to ask before you book.
Sammie O
Percé sits at the eastern tip of the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec, and the village has a short but real lodging list. Most Percé hotels run on a summer season. Two small inns stay open all year. This guide covers every Percé hotel, motel and inn we could confirm from tourism listings, and says plainly where a detail is missing. Rates change often, so we do not quote any. Call the property before you book.
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Hotels in Percé Quebec: What We Could Confirm
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How the Percé Hotel Season Works
Percé is a seaside village on Route 132. Many Percé hotels close in the cold months. The big hotels open in late spring and shut in mid October. Two small inns stay open through winter.
This matters if you plan a trip right now. Several Percé hotels below are closed in November. Check the season on each listing before you set your dates. Listings also disagree with each other. One tourism listing shows a hotel open until October 2026. Another listing shows 2027 dates for the same hotel. Treat every date as a guide and confirm by phone.
Where to Stay in Percé: Hotels and Motels
The village stretches along Route 132 West. All four larger properties below carry addresses on this road. Gaspésie tourism listings and the Bonjour Québec site back up the details we give.
Hôtel Le Mirage
Hôtel Le Mirage stands at 288 Route 132 Ouest, Percé, Quebec G0C 2L0. Call 418-782-5151 or toll free at 1-800-463-9011. Both Bonjour Québec and the Kéroul accessibility guide list these numbers.
The hotel has 67 units, including two suites. Bonjour Québec lists air conditioning, a small refrigerator, free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool, free outdoor parking and an electric vehicle charging station. The listing says the hotel overlooks the village and shows views of Percé Rock. Tourism Gaspésie lists units with a sea view and a breakfast service.
Kéroul checked the hotel in 2013 and reports two partly accessible rooms and a fixed ramp at the entrance. Door sills are slightly high. Guests who use a wheelchair should call and ask about current conditions.
The season is the weak point. Tourism Gaspésie shows June 5 to October 11, 2026. Bonjour Québec shows June 5 to October 12, 2027 and notes the date is still to be confirmed. We found no check-in or check-out times, so ask when you call.
Hôtel-Motel La Côte Surprise
Hôtel-Motel La Côte Surprise stands at 367 Route 132 Ouest, Percé, Quebec G0C 2L0. Bonjour Québec lists the phone as 418-782-2131 and the toll-free line as 1-866-782-2131. Tourism Gaspésie lists the same address and gives an email for reservations.
Bonjour Québec reports 26 rooms and 10 suites, a bar, reception, breakfast and dinner, free outdoor parking, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a small refrigerator in each unit. The listing also mentions a viewpoint tower. Tourism Gaspésie lists a licensed restaurant, a meeting room, Wi-Fi and a terrace.
Season dates differ by listing year, with a mid May or June opening and a closing on October 15. Check-in and check-out times were not listed. Call before you plan around any date.
Riotel Percé
Riotel Percé stands at 261 Route 132, Percé, QC G0C 2L0. We found this property only on Expedia group pages, so treat the details as a single source and confirm with the hotel. We found no phone number.
The listing shows check-in from 4:30 PM to 11:00 PM and check-out before 11:00 AM. The front desk is open daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Guests who arrive after 11:00 PM should contact the property in advance.
The listed amenities include free Wi-Fi, free self parking, an electric car charging station, a restaurant, a coffee shop, a bar, a terrace and a business center. Rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator and a coffee maker. Breakfast is cooked to order for a fee. The listing says only service animals are allowed, and the property is smoke free. The same listing says the hotel closes from October 11 to May 17.
Chez Rose Belaïd
Chez Rose Belaïd is a small inn at 232 Route 132 Ouest, Percé, Quebec G0C 2L0. Bonjour Québec lists the phone as 418-680-3519. Both Bonjour Québec and Tourism Gaspésie say the inn is open year round.
The inn has six units. Tourism Gaspésie describes five double rooms and one triple room, each with a private bathroom and a refrigerator. Guests share a kitchen and a small dining room. The listing mentions Wi-Fi, parking, hybrid bike rental, one unit with a sea view and self check-in.
Tourism Gaspésie also notes snowshoeing trails and access by snowmobile. This makes the inn a rare winter choice in Percé.
Aux Jardins de l’Anse Gîte
Aux Jardins de l’Anse is a gîte, which is a bed and breakfast, at 931 2e Rang, Percé, Quebec G0C 1G0. The address sits on a rural road and not on Route 132. Bonjour Québec lists the phone as 418-782-2294. Both Bonjour Québec and Sortir au Québec say the gîte stays open year round.
The gîte has five rooms. Sortir au Québec says each room has a private bathroom. Both sites list breakfast, Wi-Fi and free outdoor parking. Bonjour Québec adds a shared kitchen and lists hiking, kayaking, fishing and wildlife watching nearby. We did not find a sourced distance to the village center, so ask the host how far the drive is.
Hotels Near Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island
Most visitors come for Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island. The national park protects both. Sépaq, which runs the park, describes Percé Rock as a Quebec tourism emblem. The island holds a famous colony of Northern Gannets. Old island homes show how islanders lived about a century ago.
Sépaq caps the number of daily visitors and strongly recommends buying your access online up to 30 days ahead, or getting an annual pass. Book your hotel and your park access together.
Sépaq also asks visitors to stay on the trails. Walking to Percé Rock is prohibited, and boulders fall year round along the rock walls and along Mont Joli. Obey every posted sign.
We did not source drive or walk times from each hotel to the park, so we do not state any. Ask each front desk how far the wharf is.
How to Choose Among Percé Hotels
Start with your travel month. In summer, the larger hotels and the motel give you the most choice. Le Mirage lists an outdoor pool. La Côte Surprise lists dinner service. Riotel lists a restaurant and a bar.
In late fall, winter and early spring, the choice narrows to Chez Rose Belaïd and Aux Jardins de l’Anse. Both are small, so call early.
If you want a kitchen, look at the two small properties. Chez Rose Belaïd lists a shared kitchen. Aux Jardins de l’Anse lists a shared kitchen too. If you want on-site dining, look at the larger hotels.
If you need an accessible room, call first. Kéroul reports only partial accessibility at Le Mirage, and its review dates from 2013.
What We Checked and What We Could Not
We checked each property against tourism listings from Bonjour Québec, Tourism Gaspésie, Sortir au Québec and Kéroul. Le Mirage, La Côte Surprise, Chez Rose Belaïd and Aux Jardins de l’Anse each appear on at least two of these sources. Riotel Percé appears only on Expedia group pages in our research, so we flag Riotel as unconfirmed.
We found no closures or rebrands among these five properties. We did not find sourced check-in times for four of them. We did not state any rate. Season dates change by year, so confirm them by phone.
The old version of this guide listed all five properties but gave few facts. We kept every property because each one has a current listing. We removed vague claims we could not source.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best hotels in Percé?
Our confirmed list includes Hôtel Le Mirage, Hôtel-Motel La Côte Surprise, Riotel Percé, Chez Rose Belaïd and Aux Jardins de l’Anse. Season, kitchen needs and accessibility should guide your pick.
Which Percé hotels are open in winter?
Tourism listings show Chez Rose Belaïd and Aux Jardins de l’Anse open year round. The larger hotels close in the cold months. Call to confirm before you travel.
Are there motels in Percé?
Yes. Hôtel-Motel La Côte Surprise combines a hotel and a motel at 367 Route 132 Ouest. Call 418-782-2131 to ask about current rooms.
Do I need a car to stay in Percé?
We did not find a sourced answer for every property. The village runs along Route 132, and Aux Jardins de l’Anse sits on a rural road. Ask your host about the route from your room to the village.
Is Hôtel Le Mirage accessible?
Kéroul reports two partly accessible rooms and a fixed entrance ramp, based on a 2013 review. Call 418-782-5151 to ask about present conditions.
How do I visit Bonaventure Island?
Sépaq runs the national park, caps daily visitors and recommends buying access online up to 30 days ahead. Check the Sépaq site for the current season and boat details.
Does Riotel Percé allow pets?
The Expedia group listing says only service animals are allowed. Confirm with the hotel before you bring a pet.
Conclusion: Plan Your Percé Hotels Stay Early
Percé hotels offer a small, honest list. Summer guests can pick among Hôtel Le Mirage, La Côte Surprise and Riotel Percé. Winter guests should call Chez Rose Belaïd or Aux Jardins de l’Anse. Confirm the season, the phone details and the park access before you book, and reserve early.
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