Hotel Chateau Albert, Bertrand

Unique Structure

The Hotel Château Albert is a precise replica of the original Château Albert Hotel designed by Acadian architect Nazaire Dugas. Constructed in 1907, this building rises prominently among the Village's houses, conveying a historic significance. Each area of the hotel reflects the authentic architecture of the Acadian heritage, enhancing the cultural experience for guests.

Room Offerings

Rooms are designed without televisions or phones to promote a peaceful environment. Each room includes a claw-foot bathtub, wainscoting, and decor elements selected for a genuine vintage style. The third-floor rooms provide spacious layouts with full private bathrooms and direct access, continuing the theme of historical decor.

Bar Experience

The hotel bar serves beverages made exclusively with products from Distillerie Fils du Roy. Signature drinks include the unique 'Aboîteau' spruce beer and the famously touted 'pijoune,' rumored to have healing properties. Guests can enjoy a refreshing cocktail menu that highlights local distillery offerings.

Culinary Offerings

Guests start their day with a complimentary continental breakfast that reflects local flavors. The bar offers a selection of cocktails and refreshments sourced from nearby distilleries. The connection to local brews and spirits adds a unique aspect to the dining experience.

Location and Access

Hotel Château Albert is situated within the Acadian Historical Village, providing easy access to historical tours and activities. Free parking is available, making it convenient for guests traveling by car. Guests can explore the rich cultural heritage of the area, enhancing the overall experience.

Highlights

Location: Within Acadian Historical Village

Rooms: Rooms designed with claw-foot bathtubs

Dining: Continental breakfast and local spirits

Bar: Exclusive offerings from Distillerie Fils du Roy