Hovey Manor

A weekend getaway

This charming residence was the home of Henry Atkinson, owner of the Atlanta electricity grid, who in 1900 had his summer residence built in the image of President George Washington's home in Mount Vernon. Upon arrival, you will be captivated by this historic house with its white columns and lovely verandas, overlooking the shores of Lake Massawippi, and by the beauty of its English gardens. The hotel houses 37 rooms and suites with a classic yet contemporary decor, most of which have a private balcony. The numerous leisure activities make the Manoir a destination in itself. It is also a gourmet stopover with its multi-award-winning restaurant, «Le Hatley». Head Chef Alexandre Vachon offers refined and inventive cuisine, highlighting regional produce accompanied by a succulent wine from the exceptional cellar featuring nearly 900 vintages.

STYLE

An historic and elegant manor house, both classical and contemporary

SITUATION

Situated on the western shore of Lake Massawippi in the village of North Hatley, a 90-minute drive from Montreal

CAPACITY

36 Rooms & Suites with a garden view

HIGHLIGHTS

This charming residence was built at the beginning of the century on the model of George Washington's home in Mount Vernon

THE EXPERIENCES

  • Heated outdoor swimming pool, spa, gym, yoga classes
  • Summer: Tennis, padel, canoe, kayak, fishing, cycling, tours of the region's vineyards and cheese dairies
  • Winter: Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, dog sledding, ice fishing

THE EXTRAORDINARY

For your greatest pleasure, follow the Relais & Châteaux «Routes of Happiness» which will let you discover the best of the east coast, notably featuring the route 8-night Maine, Quebec and Ontario tour, following lakes, rivers and waterfalls.

ETHICS

Protect biodiversity and reduce our carbon footprint. It is within a radius of 20 to 30 kilometres that Chef Alexandre Vachon finds both his inspiration and the majority of his ingredients. Heirloom tomatoes and squash, organic vegetables and native berries (haskap berries, sea buckthorn, etc.) find their way into the kitchen of Restaurant Le Hatley as the seasons unfold.