Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations

Description

The Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations is a 4-star boutique hotel steeped in First Nations history and culture. Entirely First Nations-owned, it combines modern comforts with indigenous traditions.

The hotel is also home to the Huron-Wendat Museum, where you can explore the permanent exhibition “Territoires, Mémoires, Savoirs” to discover the rich Huron-Wendat culture. Temporary exhibitions and the traditional Ekionkiestha longhouse complete this cultural immersion.

Gastronomy also takes center stage at the La Traite restaurant, run by Michelin-starred chef Marc de Passorio, whose innovative cuisine showcases local products from hunting, fishing and gathering.

The Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations offers an authentic, refined and immersive getaway to the heart of indigenous culture. Whether you’re interested in history, gastronomy or simply looking for a unique experience, this exceptional establishment will captivate you and provide you with an unforgettable stay.

More specifically, the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations offers :

• 79 rooms and suites, including 24 newly built rooms, all overlooking the Akiawenrahk River and forest;
• Rooms adapted for people with reduced mobility;
• Various packages and cultural activities;
• Non-smoking establishment;
• Pets accepted for an additional fee ($);
• Free Internet access;
• Access to swimming pool and fitness room;
• Free parking;
• 24-hour reception;
• Room service available;
• Meeting rooms for up to 220 people;
• New fully glazed meeting room;
• Outdoor setting ideal for weddings and special events;
• Huron-Wendat Museum on site;
• Ekionkiestha National Longhouse;
• Access to numerous walking trails along the Akiawenrahk River and in the forest, as well as a bicycle path.