Auberge sur le Lac
St-Pierre de Wakefield, Québec
History of the Auberge sur le Lac
Built in 1926
on lake
St-Pierre, the Auberge sur le Lac was
originally called Hôtel sur le Lac
In 1955, Léo Gravelle
and his brother-in-law Wilfrid Simonson
acquired the Hotel.
Léo Gravelle had played for the Montreal Canadians in the
National Hockey League from
1946 to 1951 and was traded to
Detroit for
Burt Olmstead. A transaction
that shook the Hockey world in
1951.
In 1961, the Hotel was sold to the Amyot family and later to a Paul Charbonneau who had the Hotel managed by Paul Corneau.
In October 2006, the hotel was acquired by the
Marie-Anne Richard and Ronald Bertrand who renamed it "Auberge sur le Lac"
(Inn on the Lake).
The new owners renovated the site with taste. They called the restaurant "La Petite Marmite"
which is open for dinner from Thursday to Sunday, lunch from friday to
Sunday and breakfast on weekends.
The rooms are comfortable and the owners are now planning the addition of multiuse rooms to be used for banquets, meetings, weddings, reunions or any other occasion.
We are presently compiling a number of pictures of the Inn to complete our archives.
St-Pierre de Wakefield, Québec
346 route Principale
Val-des-Monts (Quebec)
J8N 2R9
Canada
Telephone:
819 457-4090
1 888 447-4090
Fax:
819 457-1306
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info@aubergesurlelac.com |