" Fall under the spell of Les Trois Érables"

Reservations & Information:
Les Trois Erables, 801 Chemin Riverside, Wakefield, Quebec, Canada. J0X 3G0.
Phone (819)-459-1118 Toll Free 1-877-337-2253. lestroiserables@qc.aira.com

"The Three Maples" is a gorgeous turn-of-the-century mansion.

You will be enchanted by the Victorian ambience, with original stained glass windows and unusual wood-work details.

Beautifully appointed guest areas (diningroom, salon, parlour and library) offer space for relaxation for all our guests. Share a game of cribbage & a glass of wine, catch up with the daily news, enjoy afternoon tea in the parlour, chat to other guests & your hosts.

Breakfast at Les Trois Érables is traditionally served for you in the diningroom : with fresh fruits & juices, speciality entrées, fresh-baked breads and house preserves. Take an extra cup of coffee to enjoy beside the fireplace.

The outdoors beckons: unwind on the spacious verandah, stroll through the inviting gardens, read a book or snooze on a garden bench.

Sheltering trees encircle the spacious 3-story home on 2 acres of ground at the heart of the charming village of Wakefield, Québec, on the Gatineau River. Restaurants to suit all tastes are within walking distance. The surrounding area of La Pêche offers relaxation, discovery, adventure and history.

History of Les Trois Érables

Photo courtesy of the Gatineau Historical Society

The "Doctors" or "Geggie" Home, also called "The Maples", was built in 1896 for Dr. Hans Stevenson, for a cost of two thousand dollars. The architect was Moses Edey, who also designed the Aberdeen Pavilion in Ottawa. The building housed the office, dispensary, examination & operating rooms for the doctors practice, as well as the family residence. Dr. Harold Geggie, Dr. Stevenson's assistant, purchased the property after the former's death in 1911.The house remained as the Doctors home in the Geggie family until 1980. At that time it was transformed into a beautiful bed & breakfast country inn, while keeping the original features of a neo-Queen Anne Victorian mansion.

Your hosts, Jim & Joanne, will be happy to help you - choose a restaurant, show you where the best walks and swimming areas in Wakefield are, how to get to the covered bridge, plan your visit to the Gatineau Park, arrange a golf game or ski lesson, book a canoe trip or dog-sled outing, give directions to an art gallery, cemetery or the launderette!