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Hôtel Levesque

The restaurant La Griffe, under the supervision of the executive chef, Létécia Bossé, offers you a selection of dishes that highlight the incredible flavors of the local farmers of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. Discover a unique and varied menu in a friendly atmosphere, with a breathtaking view of the river. Then, accompany your meal with a selected wine in the impressive cellar made up of nearly 600 bottles. To top it off, the staff reserve you an attentive and courteous service, in order to personalize your gastronomic experience.

Leave the routine aside and treat yourself to a moment of pure relaxation at the Spa l'Estuaire (admission fee). With an indoor Nordic spa and a wide variety of treatments, such as massage therapy, hydrotherapy, balneotherapy and light therapy, this is the place to take care of your well-being. The Spa l'Estuaire also offers a wide range of beauty treatments. From laser hair removal to manicure and pedicure, to skin treatment, the team of professionals will be able to pamper you from head to toe.

Discover microbrewery beers, in addition to participating in the development of the local economy! The microbrewery tour begins in Saint-André in the Tête d’Allumettes brewery. Housed in a magnificent century-old house in the heart of a rural landscape, this microbrewery welcomes tourists with open arms in a rustic-style pub. The establishment stands out with its beers brewed over a wood fire.

Continue your tour at the Aux Fous Brassant, microbrewery in Rivière-du-Loup, where you will taste the selection of craft beers that have made the company famous. Then head to the Caveau des Trois-Pistoles,  which has a wide variety of original beers. In the summer, soak up the sun and enjoy your delicious drink on the outdoor terrace. To end your getaway, go to the microbrewery Le Secret des Dieux, located in Pohénégamook. This business is the result of the efforts of young entrepreneurs who wanted to energize their corner of the country. To achieve this, they chose to set up their microbrewery in an old monastery. This historic site has been refurbished in a rustic and industrial style to provide a completely unique experience for the visitors.

Fort Ingall : Fort Ingall is a British field fortification built in 1839 during a little-known conflict with the United States: the Aroostook War. The historic site is the only representative of this type of fortification in Quebec, despite their importance in the defense of Quebec territory.