Once a depot, then a warehouse, general store, and grocery store, this historic landmark building served several functions before becoming a full-service inn. Built in 1882 along the St. Lawrence River, it was transformed into an inn in 1995, with Les Ramparts restaurant serving up fine, French cuisine, and a rooftop terrace affording a panoramic view of the St. Lawrence River. Guests are pampered with a full breakfast, afternoon wine and cheese, daily newspaper, a CD library, free e-mail access, and more.

Auberge du Vieux-Port Amenities:

• 27 rooms. Complimentary full breakfast. Check-in 3 pm, check-out noon. High-speed Internet access, wireless Internet access. Restaurant, bar. Airport transportation available. Business center. Credit cards accepted.