Auberge Le Coeur d'Or: This charming village inn at the northern tip of Lac Massawippi is located in the former North Hatley postmaster's house, built in 1897. Gastronomic and picnic packages available through the fine on-site restaurant, which draws on local ingredients. Address: 85 Rue School, North Hatley, Qc., tel.: 819-842-4363, website: AubergeLeCoeurDOr.com.
Auberge Georgeville: This stately and charming Victorian abode located near Lake Memphremagog just south of Magog bills itself as Canada's oldest operating inn. Highlighted by Condé Nast Traveler, the restaurant serves mountain goat, caribou mousse, smoked lake trout and "Not-So-Traditional" chocolate crème brulée. Last visited: not yet. Address: 71 Chemin Channel, Georgeville, Qc., tel.: 819-843-8683, website: AubergeGeorgeville.com.
Auberge Georgeville: This stately and charming Victorian abode located near Lake Memphremagog just south of Magog bills itself as Canada's oldest operating inn. Highlighted by Condé Nast Traveler, the restaurant serves mountain goat, caribou mousse, smoked lake trout and "Not-So-Traditional" chocolate crème brulée. Last visited: not yet. Address: 71 Chemin Channel, Georgeville, Qc., tel.: 819-843-8683, website: AubergeGeorgeville.com.
Auberge Iris Bleu: This cute little inn in South Bolton boasts gastronomic cuisine de terroir, using choice local ingredients, and is next door to the renowned Bolton Falls Spa, for which the Iris Bleu offers a discounted spa package. Address: 895 chemin Missisquoi (Route 245), Bolton Centre, Qc., tel.: 450-292-3530, 1-877-292-3530, website: IrisBleu.com.
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