Enjoy a getaway in a picturesque décor of mountains, forests and rivers at Hôtel Marineau in Mattawin.

Choose from the following options:

• $69 for a 1-night stay with breakfasts for two ($134.95 value)
• $135 for a 1-night stay with breakfasts and activity package for two ($254.95 value)
  

The activity package includes:

• Canoe or kayak rental from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for two people
• Descent equipment
• Short training
• Map of the river
• Shuttle
• Access to the hiking trails
  

Guests arrive at Hôtel Marineau and settle in their room with a view on the river. Rooms are equipped with a coffee machine, blow dryer, cable TV, balcony, mini-fridge, air conditioner and complete private bathroom. In the morning, all vacationers enjoy breakfast in a country-style atmosphere.

The activity centre is located on the same estate and allows nature lovers to enjoy outdoor sports. Guests who select the option with a kayak or canoe rental are given a short training before heading on the river to admire the beautiful surrounding landscapes. A shuttle service take participants and their water craft back to the hotel at the end of their excursion.

Hôtel Marineau in Mattawin

A quality inn since 1932, this family establishment in Mauricie offers a warm welcome. The hotel is fully smoke-free and is located in a calm atmosphere in the heart of nature. The Mattawin activity centre, located on the inn’s grounds, offers activities such as hiking, interpretation trails, treasure hunting, canoeing, kayaking, rafting and snowmobiling.

About Mauricie

History, culture, nature and adventure await tourists and make them discover all the charms Maurice has to offer. This relaxing region is a prime tourist destination for outdoor lovers; abundant snowfalls offer great winter sport conditions, and during the warm season, numerous rivers, lakes and hiking trails are ideal for a variety of summer sports. The La Mauricie National Park, composed of 17,000 lakes and 40,000 sq. km of enchanted forests, has been attracting tourists from around the world for more than 40 years. It is also part of the network of parks and historic sites administered by Parks Canada.