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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Quebec | Hotel Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Auberge Saint-Antoine is a historic hotel in Québec City’s Old Port that offers weddings, receptions and related celebrations. For couples looking for a Quebec City hotel wedding venue, its official wedding information points to event spaces, catered service and on-site accommodation in Old Québec.
The property is at 8 Rue Saint Antoine, close to the St. Lawrence River and Old Town. Its wedding team invites couples to send an online request or call to begin planning. The official site also notes an expansion project is underway, with new rooms, a spa and a rooftop restaurant anticipated for mid-2027.
Auberge Saint-Antoine presents itself as a hotel wedding venue for ceremonies, receptions, pre-wedding gatherings and post-wedding parties. Its official wedding page describes event planning, service and catering as part of the wedding offering, while the event-venues page says its spaces are fully serviced and catered.
The hotel’s event inventory includes an auditorium, reception-oriented spaces, a cabaret-style room, meeting rooms and a private dining room. These spaces are also used for business and social events, so a couple should discuss the wedding format, meal service and room set-up directly with an event coordinator rather than assume every space suits every reception style.
This is a single-location venue in Québec City, Québec, rather than a mobile service. The official site places it in the city’s historic Old Port, with views associated with the St. Lawrence River and Old Town. It may suit couples planning a Québec City wedding who want their celebration and guest lodging at the same hotel.
It is particularly relevant for couples considering a destination-style gathering in Old Québec, or those who value a historic hotel setting over a standalone banquet hall. The venue’s setting can also work for smaller events or larger receptions, but the appropriate room will depend on guest count, meal format, ceremony plans and the hotel’s date-specific availability.
The official services page lists 95 custom-designed luxury accommodations and seven distinctive function spaces for meetings, weddings and events. The detailed event-space page describes six named rooms, including Hall Explore, Cabaret Champlain and the James Hunt private dining room. Because the high-level and detailed counts are presented differently, couples should ask which spaces are currently offered for their wedding date and configuration.
A stated wedding booking condition is important: reserving a wedding venue also requires a minimum reservation of 10 rooms for two nights. This requirement may affect the overall budget and guest-room planning, so it should be addressed early in the enquiry process.
A documented strength is the combination of on-site rooms, catered event spaces and a dedicated route to event coordinators. The official venue information also identifies several rooms with river or Old Québec views, and describes spaces with features such as audiovisual equipment, screens or outdoor-patio access. These are venue features, not guarantees that they will be included in a particular wedding proposal.
A practical limitation is that current wedding packages, room-by-room availability, décor inclusions, menus and vendor policies are not fully detailed on the public wedding page. The hotel also states that an expansion project is underway. Couples should ask how construction may affect their chosen dates, event space, guest access or stay experience.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official wedding page directs couples to submit a request or contact an event coordinator, so no venue rental rate, catering minimum, package price or room-block rate should be assumed from public information.
Ask for an itemized written proposal that distinguishes event-space charges, food and beverage, service charges and taxes, guest-room commitments, audiovisual needs, deposits, cancellation terms and any costs connected to the required room reservation.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
To start planning, use the official wedding enquiry route on the Auberge Saint-Antoine website or call 418-692-2211. The official contact details list the hotel at 8 Rue Saint Antoine, Québec City, QC G1K 4C9.
A useful initial enquiry should include the preferred date or date range, estimated guest count, ceremony and reception plans, preferred meal style, required guest rooms and any accessibility or dietary considerations. This gives the venue team the information needed to identify a suitable space and explain the room-reservation requirement.
Confirm which event spaces are available and suitable for the planned guest count, including the room layout, ceremony option, reception flow and weather contingency if an outdoor patio is being considered. Ask whether the coordinator will provide a proposal covering catering, bar service, rentals, décor, audiovisual equipment and staffing.
Also confirm the exact 10-room, two-night obligation; the dates to which it applies; room types and rates; payment schedule; and cancellation or postponement terms. Given the announced expansion, ask about anticipated work during the wedding and guest stay, any access changes and any mitigations proposed for the selected date.
Yes. Its official website has a dedicated Weddings page for celebrations in Old Québec and invites couples to contact its event coordinators to begin planning.
Yes. The official wedding page states that reserving a wedding venue requires a minimum of 10 rooms for two nights. Confirm the applicable room types, dates and rates with the hotel.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Couples need to submit a request or contact the hotel to obtain a proposal for their date and plans.
Use the official online wedding request form or call 418-692-2211.
Address: 8 Rue Saint Antoine, Québec City, QC G1K 4C9
Phone: 418-692-2211
Website: https://www.saint-antoine.com/





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September 11, 2026