This Microtel has very nice rooms, not spacious, b...

This Microtel has very nice rooms, not spacious, but not cramp either. Everything looks new and fresh; the lobby, the elevator, the halls and the rooms. Not sure what year this read built it renovated, but it must be recent.
They have a few "suites" as well, which is what we stayed in. The room basically has a queen size bed on each side of a middle island. The island has a sink, coffee maker and fridge. They also put a wardrobe closet in the same area. This acts has a half wall, so no privacy, but separation. Which is nice if you want to look at your phone after the kids go to bed. They also have an option if a bed and soda bed. There bed by the window has a little star with a cushioned seat, which could function as a small breed if your child won't roll off, as it is quite high up.
My only complaint about the room is lack of accessible plus near the bed. There were none! I had my phone at the foot of the bed and my wife had hers on the island counter (although with a long enough charging cord, she could reach it to the bed). This is a major oversight in our connected world.
The lobby is very poorly designed for function m it looks great, open and bright. But then when it functions as a breakfast room, it's silly. There is not enough country space and no refrigeration. The yogurts eye sitting in a Tupperware container in ice, that was sitting in an end table. Your choices were very router bananas, three cold cereals and one type of muffin, in addition to yoghurt. I mean, it's free, but lacking from many other continental breakfasts I've seen. Sorry that may be due to lack or space sure to poor design.
Overall, I give it for stars because I want expecting a great breakfast (although better than that), and the room and hotel were otherwise very nice. Improve the plug situation by the beds and add a mini fridge, oatmeal, toast and toaster and I'll give you five stars. But I would hesitate to stay here next time I'm on my way to Quebec.