This is a truly exceptional B&B — unique building, and run by someone with a true passion. He has filled the place with his own inherited interior decoration items, giving the B&B a real feeling of home. The most heart and soul of any place I've ever visited. The location was stunning: the B&B has panoramic views of the valley (go in the fall for premium leaf-peeking!) and is also nestled in a grove of maple trees (all gold when we visited — I took a walk in the woods that was nothing short of magical). We nestled in by a wood fire in the evening, and the next morning we were treated to a gourmet breakfast! I have stayed in dozens of hotels all around the world, and this one is by far my favourite. We'll definitely be returning, hopefully many many many times.

Le Petit Clocher is one of those places that travellers always hope to find but rarely do. This converted monastery is truly a treasure, filled with beautiful antique decor and art work throughout. Located just a short drive from town and up a slight hill the view of the mountains is magnificent. The historic space is so charming and cozy. Our room, The Chapel, was spacious with a very comfortable 4-poster bed and a sitting area. The host and owner, Richard, is a consummate gentleman, who takes on the enormous task of doing literally everything on his own: cooking, presenting and serving wonderful breakfasts and ensuring that the place is kept immaculate. Richard has thought of everything to ensure the perfect experience. We spent two nights there and are eagerly looking forward to our next visit.

The location was very central for our excursions around Saint Sauveur . The inn was beautiful and our host was very gracious. Breakfast was exceptional, crepes and fresh fruit one morning, and a lovely souffle omlette with local cheese the next.

There was nothing that could have been improved. The only disappointment was, we couldn't stay longer.

Our stay for a ski weekend was exceptional. The room and bathroom was very clean, and the living room was cozy. The host, Richard, was very helpful, and cooked an amazing breakfast. My partner and I wouldn't hesitate to return. Richard was also great help when my car got stuck in a snowbank! I would recommend this Bed and Breakfast to anyone looking for a great ski weekend in St. Saveur!

We had a wonderful stay at Le Petit Clocher B&B - the house is full of charm, with unique and interesting décor. Location is quiet, views are spectacular! Our host Richard was truly wonderful – welcoming and genuinely kind. Breakfast was included and it was simply delicious and beautifully prepared. Highly recommend! :)

This is the first ever place I've stayed in which felt like a fairytale. Everything was beautiful, hand-picked decorations which meshed well together, and we sat at a table like royalty. We ate multiple courses for breakfast, everything was amazing and described by Richard the host prior to us digging in. The bed was pretty comfortable, so many pillows, the view out of the window was mesmerizing. The jacuzzi was a great way to wind out after a day of exploring.

Not a single thing. Everything was beyond expectations.

Best homemade breakfast prepared by the host with 5 star personal service. Menu never repeated itself during our 4 day stay. Fresh juice, coffee, entree of fruits, main course of perfect dishes such as french crepes, soufflé fromage… plus choice of side cheeses, deserts and muffins. You will want to skip lunch after this.

Being a converted monastery the rooms are somewhat smaller than you might expect but very comfortable, warm and cozy with a lot of period character. Loved it!

Absolutely charming B&B in a magnificent panoramic setting. Richard, the owner, is an impeccable host. Breakfasts are above and beyond expectations such as crepes filled with apple and pear or cheese and chive souffle. Gastronomic delights. The interiors are packed with antiques and collectibles that add to the personality of the place. Highly recommend for a relaxing retreat.

The breakfast was good except hopefully there could have been a few more choices but all in all it was fine. The owner was a very friendly person and we had some very friendly conversations with him. He is a very soft spoke individual with a very subtle and down to earth sense of humor. My wife and I felt very comfortable speaking with him. This is just what we needed for 1 night getting away from all the noise of a big city like Montreal and Laval

There was not anyone thing that we didn't like about the actual place except the traffic in St-Sauveur on a Saturday when we arrived was terrible and Coffee shops like Tim Horton and McDonalds were either not opened or very slow short of staff for the number of people they had to serve.

The place and the house look fabulous. The magic continues inside. A very unusual concept of both the ambience and the food. The breakfast menu depends on the day of your stay, the breakfast itself is not the boring set of continental products, but always a surprise, very pleasant and even incredible.