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We offer a wide variety of comfortable accommodations to suit all tastes. Guests can choose from one of our three luxury mountain view suites or one of our 31 four-season rustic cabins, including many perched high in the trees or stretching out over rocky cliffs. Our ability to offer something for every taste and budget is another reason for our success.

19km of private hiking trails with log bridges and interpretation panels. Snowshoe and Hok ski trails and rentals. Kayak excursions, paddleboard and tube rentals. Dogs welcome!

Another interesting activity the VeloVolant, is a pedal-propelled canopy cable ride that slowly allows visitors to glimpse forest life from above. A Canadian first, and only the third in the world!

Visit the ObservÉtoiles outdoor planetarium with augmented reality, the first in the World of its kind, situated in the middle of the Au Diable Vert Dark Sky Preserve. Young and old will be impressed with this new way of looking at the stars.

Welcome to one of the most beautiful century-old homes in the region. The Campbell house was originally built in 1907 for Magog dentist Dr. Adams and his large family. Today, the Campbell B&B features five cosy rooms, each with a private bathroom. Previously owner of L'Abri'cot B&B in Knowlton, Danielle accommodates all types of diets. Creativity and recycling old furniture are also part of this home. Check it out, you’ll see!

In 1864 the Senator A.B. Foster’s family had this manor built and designed by the famous architect Sir John William Hopkins. All the specifics of a typical French manor can be found, front gate, library, chapel, a spacious living room, stables with a coach gate, large courtyard and a gazebo looking out on the property

Today, Manoir Maplewood combines the comfort and refinement of a hotel and the intimate and cosy atmosphere of a guest house.

Eighteen rooms and suites, tasty cuisine, gourmet breakfast, conference room and health centre are offered to our guests for an authentic and personalized experience…

«Crossing the threshold of ‘maplewood Manor is to witness an exceptional place with its own unique charm.»

Friendly place in the border region! Stanstead stands out for its unique history, its architectural buildings and its landscapes.

Our 4 rooms (or complete apartment for group) is located above 

our “Café de Village” (bakery, local grocery, homemade meals...). The travelers shared: living room, fully equipped kitchen, terrace, BBQ, toilet and shower and washer-dryer. 2 rooms have a private toilet. Breakfast, lunch box and caterer available. 

Our Café-Bistro has an offer in counters and menus of the day, simple and gourmet (homemade with love by maximizing local products). For breakfast, for lunch, no matter the time of day. To eat in or to take away. The walls of the Café-Bistro are embellished with works by artists. Children's corner and picnic area.

Nearby: Parc du Cercle de Pierre, bike paths (La Tomifobia, Newport Bike Path cross-border trail…), free access to lakes, hiking, biking, skiing, snowshoeing, several mountains around 1 hour drive (Orford, Sutton, Bromont, Owl's Head, Pinnacle, Jay Peak (US), etc.), Foresta Lumina, and much more.

Located in a century-old heritage home, this welcoming B&B is within walking distance of downtown Magog. 

Simon, proud owner of this B&B since 2005, was able to recreate a setting where refinement and coziness are conductive to relaxation.

To make your stay more enjoyable, five comfortable bedrooms with private bathrooms are now available.   

You will be dazzled by the culinary delights of the Chef for your gourmet breakfast and don't forget to ask about our evenings meals (offer only for our guests, some restrictions apply).

As time goes by, it's an experience to remember... 

In the heart of the Eastern Townships, Espace Hors Champs offers an immersive lodging experience within a peaceful agritourism estate overlooking Mount Orford. Since opening in 2021, the site has welcomed guests seeking authentic stays rooted in nature, rural heritage and a slower pace of life.

The estate is available for private rental, making it ideal for overnight stays, weddings, family gatherings and corporate retreats, with the option of including farm-to-table meals. Gardens, a dome, a marquee, wooded areas and a fire pit provide a setting that is both restorative and welcoming.

In winter, the estate becomes a cozy retreat. The house and dome can be rented privately for groups of 8 to 10 people, with five bedrooms available. The experience includes meals served in the comfort of the house, as well as activities on site and in the surrounding region, for a warm and immersive stay.

A place to slow down, reconnect and gather, in harmony with the seasons of the Eastern Townships.

Type: Hotel – Motel – Condo
Location: Val-Saint-François
Season: Year-round
Target audience: Couples or families, for short or extended stays

Stay in a place where the railway history of the Townships Trail comes to life!

Atmosphere
 La Gare Richmond is part of a long tradition of hospitality in the Val-Saint-François region. Today, this heritage has been transformed into a unique lodging experience, where the past meets modern comfort.

Designated a heritage railway station for the role it played in the development of Richmond and for its architectural qualities, La Gare Richmond carries a legacy dating back to 1864. At the crossroads of routes and eras, the station offers a different way to discover the region, by stopping where, for over a century, travelers have come and gone.

Live the experience
•    Room types: double, standard, and suite 
•    Two-storey condos: ideal for extended stays 
•    Accessible room for guests with reduced mobility 

On site
Take advantage of your stay in Richmond to explore the surrounding area and discover sites that showcase the rich heritage of the Townships:
•    The Centre d’art de Richmond, for a glimpse into local artistic creation 
•    The Musée de l’ardoise, highlighting a key regional craft 
•    The Ulverton Wool Mill, where traditional wool-making techniques are brought to life 
•    The Richmond County Historical Society, to explore local history and notable figures