Auberge le Lupin-Self Check-IN

The building itself is very nice. The beds are comfortable. The room was clean. My family has stayed here in the past with Pierre and Sylvie, but our experience this time has nothing in comparison with those previous experiences with the previous owner. Here, the rooms smelled of Glade plug-in, which we wonder whether it is put in to cover up other smells. It is a very toxic and disturbing smell, and really ruined our experience in such a nice building with beautiful trees all around. The laminated signs posted everywhere in the rooms to 'not eat in room', do not unplug this cable, you will be charged money for removing makeup with towels really casts really take away from the enjoyable experience for the guests. It makes the hosts appear more suspicious of guests and worried about covering costs than making sure guests have a nice experience. Lastly, here one no longer gets the a la carte homemade delicious breakfasts like before. Now, it is more like an impersonal cafeteria experience with pastries that are not fresh and straight from the fridge, breakfast sandwiches that have no flavour, and no cereal or granola. The owners here run this place like a youth hostel, with no personality. I will not stay here again. Its a shame considering the b and b's previously very good reputation.

We're retired and appreciate the great value of the very well kept and tastefully decorated room and common areas, the copious breakfast, attentiveness of the staff, both my wife and I loved the place and certainly won't hesitate to stay there again.

Stayed here the week between Xmas and New Years. The entire mountain was busy, but Le Lupin did not feel that way. Clean, calm and inviting. Staff was super, even when I slept in a bit past breakfast. They jumped to make me feel at home and make sure I had something to eat before hitting the slopes. The location is great, but local transportation is annoying. I totally recommend driving to the North side of the mountain. I skied back to my truck twice, and the lift lines are usually short (under 5 mins compared to the North gondola that can be 30 ). The bus to the walking Village is convenient, if the times work. Otherwise, just a brisk 15 minute walk home. Not bad late at night when everyone else is scrambling. Highly recommend.

Great place to stay at Mont Tremblant. You can easily walk to the slopes in about 20 min, or take a free city bus that stops very close to the property. Staff was incredibly nice. Easy, seamless check in process. The breakfast included with the reservation is excellent, especially the egg sandwiches!

Wonderfully hospitable owners with a great breakfast and comfortable living room. The location is super, surrounded by trees and an easy walk to the village. A beautiful trail for hiking that lasts about an hour and a half. Saw two very curious friendly deer that MANY others have seen.

A great hideaway. A skier’s place with lots of interesting photos and examples of the older skis and boots. Lots of fun, a real rustic Laurentian experience. Highly recommend.

It was a delight to stay at Auberge Le Lupin. The staff and owners are so friendly and helpful. The access to the private beach and water sports equipment was an added bonus and perfect after a day of walking. The property is so relaxing and homely and I can highly recommend staying at this lovely B&B

Well, very happy after a long drive to simply buy in Town & bring food and wine SAQ from grocery to the Inn. We were att the INN to heat the food and sit down at a table with plates, ustensiles & others and later relax in the lounge. The next morning we walked (20 min.)to the foot of Mont Tremblant enjoying the walk . The room was super clean, quiet & confortable:) The lady in dining room is very very nice! Danielle & Daniel :) :) southshore of Montreal

The hospitable owner gave us a lot of useful information and we absolutely loved his restaurant recommendations. The trail next to the hotel is so beautiful, and the private beach provides free Kayak and pedal boats as well!