Patricia, Olivier and their two children offer three comfortable and colorful rooms with shared bath at this unpretentious family-friendly B&B in St-Jean Baptiste. Easily the most charming is the two-level Green Room, with its main bedroom under the eaves and a kid-friendly smaller room below. Breakfast, featuring homemade yogurt, fresh fruit, waffles and/or French-style crepes, is another plus.
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Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
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3. Église St-Matthew (Bibliothèque Claire-Martin)
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