If you're looking to spend more quality time with your partner, you should go on a road trip together! The two of you don't need to go far for a mini getaway. Within the province of Quebec, you can find plenty of romantic cabins near Montreal that would be perfect for a weekend-long date.
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One of the best parts about going to a cabin together is you can disconnect from social media and focus on each other instead. Plus, autumn is a particularly lovely time to stay at a cabin because you can enjoy views of the fall foliage as well as cooler temperatures.
To help you plan a cabin getaway, we've rounded up several places to stay for every budget. From cozy chalets to jaw-dropping cottages with private hot tubs, there's something for every couple on our list!
During the fall, cabins quickly book up, so it's best to plan and act now before the dates you want are gone. So, check out the list of cabins below, and surprise your special someone with a romantic getaway this fall:
Villa Boreale
Price per night: From $438 (minimum three-night stay)
Address or Neighborhood: Charlevoix, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: This stunning Scandinavian-inspired cabin comes with a hot tub and a super cute chair-lift swing that you can snuggle on.
Laö Cabins
Price per night: From $270 (minimum two-night stay)
Address or Neighborhood: 548 Grand Brompton Road, Racine, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: The two of you will enjoy relaxing at these cabins on stilts that offer stunning views of the surrounding forest.
Au Diable Vert
Price per night: From $99
Address or Neighborhood: 169 Chemin Staines, Sutton, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: They have several cozy rustic pods that are perfect for couples who want to enjoy some time outside of the city.
Hintercabin
Price per night: From $285 (minimum two-night stay)
Address or Neighborhood: La Conception, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: You might never want to leave this dreamy waterfront Scandinavian cabin.
Kabin Sutton Resort
Price per night: From $295 (minimum two-night stay)
Address or Neighborhood: Sutton, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: Each of their luxurious cabins comes with a private hot tub where you can enjoy views of the fall foliage.
Repère Boréal
Price per night: From $119
Address or Neighborhood: 3141 Route du Fleuve, Les Eboulements, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: This charming cabin offers a huge panoramic window that is perfect for stargazing from bed.
Huttopia Sutton
Price per night: From $165
Address or Neighborhood: 297 Chemin Maple, Sutton, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: This two-floor cabin is only 1.5 hours from Montreal!
Contemporary Mountainside Loft
Price per night: From $419 (minimum two-night stay)
Address or Neighborhood: Sainte-Adele, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: It's the perfect blend of modern design on a traditional cottage getaway. From the large windows and deck, you can enjoy views of the colourful trees and the lake.
Huard
Price per night: From $250 (minimum two-night stay)
Address or Neighborhood: Val-des-Monts, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: This cabin comes with a private hot tub on the deck, perfect for relaxation this fall.
Natur'eau Spa & Chalets
Price per night: From $119
Address or Neighborhood: 22 Chemin Natur'eau, Mandeville
Why You Need To Go: The two of you can go glamping at one of these charming cabins. There's also a Nordic spa on-site, so you can reserve a day at the spa!
Centre De L'hêtre
Price per night: From $100
Address or Neighborhood: 39 Fleming Road, Lac Beauport, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: The two of you will enjoy an unforgettable experience in one of these domes. Here, you can also book a massage, join a yoga class, or go hiking.
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