Set among private lakes and mountainous landscapes, these glamping accommodations make for an ideal getaway for families or friends. An hour and a half from both Ottawa and Montreal, Kenauk Nature is one of North America’s largest private reserves, featuring year-round activities like hiking, clay shooting, climbing, fly fishing and more. Glamp-out in a yurt or ready-to-camp tent for $163 less than the usual package price. Prefer the comforts of an updated chalet? Gather your favourite people and save $1249.

Steps from Place d’Armes, this all-suite hotel has debuted a refreshed look after an extensive renovation. Located between downtown shops and restaurants, and the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal, it’s the perfect spot for a late summer or early fall getaway. The general public will pay $469–$689 a night after parking. Travelzoo members pay $299, parking included, saving 36%–57% compared to booking direct.

Tucked inside the city's 17th-century fortifications on rue Saint-Jean, this Michelin Guide-featured hotel pairs Art Deco-inspired design with spacious rooms. It’s also home to one of the city’s most popular Italian restaurants—perfect for warming up with a cozy meal after a day of fall exploring. The general public will pay between $314–$514 a night for the room alone. We pay $229, including free parking and a welcome glass of bubbly—perks that will cost everyone else another $67 on top of their reservation. Altogether, this package saves 40%–61% on DIY pricing.

Opened in January 2026, this new hotel marks Bromont’s first ski-in/ski-out hotel, with spacious suites, resort-style amenities and views of the Eastern Townships. Start your day with the breakfast buffet, then spend it exploring one of the many trails or taking in the mountain air. Or, relax and unwind in the heated pool and outdoor hot tubs. Travelzoo members stay for $209 a night through October, including parking (usually $294), and $199 (usually $319) from November into December—just in time for the start of ski season.

This Montreal hotel is steps from the cafes, restaurants and boutiques of Shaughnessy Village. A 15-minute stroll brings you to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts or the Bell Centre, putting the city’s culture, architecture and food scene within easy reach. The general public will pay $215–$235 a night for a parking-inclusive stay. We pay $159–$180.

As the only walled city north of Mexico, Old Quebec is often likened to European destinations, with its quaint cafes and historic buildings. And in the fall, the city takes on an especially magical character. Nestled in the heart of it all, this renowned hotel blends seamlessly with its old-world charm. The general public will pay between $219–$329 for a midweek overnight stay. This Travelzoo offer gets you the same stay for $189, plus a $20 wine perk. On weekends, we pay $214 a night (usually $269–$349).

First built as private townhouses overlooking the St. Lawrence River, this Tudor Revival gem is now one boutique property. Guests get exclusive access to neighbouring Hôtel Château Laurier's amenities, too—an indoor saltwater pool, Finnish sauna and self-serve wine bar—all the better after a crisp fall day exploring Quebec City. To put this package together yourself, you'd pay about $239 midweek, and $309 on weekends. As Travelzoo members, we pay $139 or $164, saving 42%–47%.

Discover Mont-Tremblant during the fall, when the dense Laurentian forests transform into a vibrant tapestry of colour. Take it all in from unique vantage points, whether you're riding the gondola or exploring local hiking trails. Or, soak up the cozy atmosphere at one of the charming restaurants or cafes of Mont-Tremblant Village. You’d normally pay about $198 for an overnight stay here, but Travelzoo members pay $139. And when booking a two- or three-night escape, we pay even less—$107–$135 a night. However long your getaway, our offer saves 30%–46%.

Set along the river in Cheneville, about 45 minutes from Mont-Tremblant, this chalet offers a secluded retreat in Quebec's picturesque Petite Nation region. Fall is an especially scenic time to visit, when the surrounding forests and mountains turn brilliant shades of red and gold—perfect for hiking, paddling or simply soaking up the views from the private hot tub. As Travelzoo members, we can stay for $499 a night when booking a two-night getaway. That price includes accommodations for up to 12 people, plus the $250 cleaning fee and an extra $90 in on-site perks. If you were to package this yourself, you'd pay $1664.

With a prime location in Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles, Hotel Zero 1 offers a modern boutique experience amid some of the city’s most storied neighbourhoods—Old Montreal and Chinatown are a short walk away. It's a great home base for exploring the city’s cultural and artistic hot spots. Rates start at $131 a night, saving Travelzoo members 29%–50% on standard package rates this fall. Plus, you'll kickstart your day with complimentary breakfast for two.

Built in the late 1800s as a private residence, Hotel Manoir Sherbrooke still retains its 19th-century architecture and original woodwork. It sits between downtown and the laid-back Plateau neighbourhood, so you'll be within walking distance of the Old Port, the Palais des Congres and boutique shops. (Autumn's crisp air and quieter streets make it an ideal time to discover the city on foot.) Public rates for fall are about $227 a night, on average. Travelzoo members stay for $129–$149, saving up to 43%.

Autumn in Charlevoix brings crisp weather, vibrant foliage and the perfect conditions for outdoor adventures like hiking and biking. These geodesic domes peek through the colourful trees with views of the St. Lawrence River, each with its own terrace and Jacuzzi, making it a luxe retreat in the region. To book on your own, you'd pay $379–$399 a night. As Travelzoo members, we save up to $50 on one-night stays and $199 on two-night getaways.

With travel dates from November to April, this offer lets you experience Quebec in three seasons—but we think fall is especially magical, when the beauty and character of this 400-year-old city truly shines. Located in the Vieux-Port area, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, stays here put you among cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and local galleries and shops. Breakfast-inclusive rates are usually about $259 a night. We pay $229 and get welcome cocktails for two, which will cost everyone else another $54.

Situated on a main throughfare of Sainte-Foy, this spacious hotel is a great base for exploring Quebec City and its surroundings. It's a 15-minute drive from Old Quebec, but you'll be able to stretch out and relax with restaurants and shopping right on your doorstep.  Travelzoo members get exclusive savings on the hotel's standard rates into August of next year. Compared to regular rates on other booking sites, members save 23%–37%. Even when we found discounted promotional pricing, our rates were still lower.