Canada is more "French" than France "If Quebec is Canada's France, then Quebec City is France's France." Quebec is compared with typical North American cities such as New York and Toronto. Like a large garden with a strong European style, when most Canadians speak English, they are full of French. The most prominent in the city is the castle on the riverside, the Castle Hotel, which used to be the place where Roosevelt and Churchill met, and the Fairmont-Fantina Castle Hotel where many political stars have stayed. The travel expert of Fodor's Travel, the leading travel magazine leader, has selected one of the world's best 100 hotels, standing on the banks of the St. Lawrence River. It is the most iconic landmark in Quebec City and is considered a Canadian hotel lady. people. We are going to increase the price of this luxury hotel and board this typical French castle overlooking the city.