Manoir Hovey

Built in 1900 and family-run for the past half-century, Manoir Hovey is a historic five-star lakeside Relais & Châteaux estate with a gastronomic restaurant and bistro. A scenic hour drive east of Montréal, in North Hatley, one of the most picturesque villages of the Eastern Townships, the property sits on 30 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and birch forests along the serene shores of Lake Massawippi. With authentic architecture and elegantly appointed lakeside rooms and suites supplemented by panoramic vistas of gardens and rolling hills. Manoir Hovey is surrounded by robust trees with dense foliage that turns gold, red and orange in the fall, displaying one of nature’s most stunning spectacles. Recently named #1 Best Resort Hotel in Canada for the second consecutive year by the esteemed Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards, Manoir Hovey creatively marries contemporary luxury, unparalleled service and old-world charm. Manoir Hovey is your ideal destination for a memorable and peaceful getaway, rewind time in this enchanting setting and experience the grandeur of long ago. The two restaurants at Manoir Hovey are based on a culinary philosophy that celebrates the diverse and fresh ingredients from the region’s lakes, rivers, forests, and fields. Enjoy a plethora of activities and discover the region’s very best, including historic biking and hiking trails. Unwind in the property’s English gardens, walk to our private beach for a canoe ride or check out our lakeside vintage tennis clay court. Start your day with our quality coffee from a local micro-roaster, or opt for a refreshing experience in one of the many breweries in the area. The Eastern Townships is a wonderful foodie destination with an impressive selection of artisanal cheese and wine producers scattered throughout the region. Make long-lasting memories as you take in the starry night in the first international dark sky reserve just a drive away. Then finish your day with a nightcap in the soothing atmosphere of our memory-filled library that has kept much of its original decor where it has hosted presidents, writers, artists, and many more over decades of rich history.