The New Mont-Sainte-Anne Convention Centre is now open to the public

Quebec, June 18, 2019 – Closed entirely since January 1st, 2019, the Mont-Sainte-Anne Conference Centre is now ready to welcome its first visitors just in time for the start of the holidays after completing the first phase of its expansion project and renovations.
 
Investments of more than $4M have been used to extend the Conference Centre to more than 23,000 square feet, for a total of more than 40,000 square feet.

The upper-floor expansion now offers a new meeting room or banquet hall of over 5,600 square feet, highlighting the mountain’s attractions. The completed work also includes renovations to the main floor, the installation of an elevator and the complete and modern reroofing of the exterior building.
  
« We are excited and delighted to present our new facilities, with spacious, renovated and highly functional meeting rooms, which offer a spectacular view at the foot of Mont-Sainte-Anne », Château Mont-Sainte-Anne General Manager, Sébastien Roy.

The project was made possible thanks to the financial support of the Ville de Beaupré, the Côte-de-Beaupré RCM, the Fonds Résolu, the Quebec Tourism Office, the Ministère du Tourisme, Investissement Québec as well as from Château Mont-Sainte-Anne.
 
About the Mont-Sainte-Anne Convention Centre
The Conference Centre is a non-profit organization and is run by Château Mont-Sainte-Anne. It includes the hotel’s meeting areas, for a total of 43,000 square feet available for meetings and events, thus remaining the largest convention resort centre in Quebec.
 
About Château Mont-Sainte-Anne
Château Mont-Sainte-Anne is a leading holiday resort hotel complex with 211 accommodation units. Built in 1979, Château Mont-Sainte-Anne has been offering an incomparable customer experience for nearly 40 years. Surrounded by bountiful nature, it is located in the heart of outdoor activities, while offering a wide array of amenities, leisure activities and fine cuisine.

This latest major project is part of the more than $45 million development plan, of which the first $25 million phase in renovations has already been completed.