Deluxe double canopy bed

1 Queen bed - 2 persons The Library. If its walls could talk... She'd have so much to tell! And if you feel like it, she's sure to share some memorable souvenirs with you. The 1,000 or so books housed within its walls might just pique your curiosity. And with good reason. This large, bright and soothing room was once the home library in which Francine C. McKenzie developed some of the projects that have changed Quebec society over the years. Among other things, she was instrumental in founding Télé-Université in the early '70s. From now on, Quebec women could earn a university degree from home by attending courses broadcast on television. Anything was possible for them. A real springboard for women's emancipation in Quebec. Then, in the 80s, Ms. McKenzie became President of the Council on the Status of Women. Today, on his desk, which is still in the bedroom, is a typewriter. It was that of her husband Robert James McKenzie, who for 40 years was a journalist-correspondent for the Toronto Star at the Quebec City Press Gallery. So it's cradled and enveloped in all this knowledge that you can stay. It's now as romantic as ever, with its Queen-size four-poster bed and full bathroom featuring a large clawfoot tub and rain shower. A historically romantic holiday! Welcome to at home!