Hamilton Manor is a bed and breakfast located in New Carlisle that is known for its rich History. The manor was built in 1852 by John Richardson Hamilton, a Queen’s Council and Bonaventure County Deputy in the Lower Canada Assembly from 1841-1844. The neo-classical English manor house was constructed in a style and fashion that was unusual for Québec.

The manor is the only example of Palladian architecture in the Gaspésie which proudly displays the influence Andrea Palladio, a renowned Italian Renaissance architect.

A tour of the manor will transport you directly back to the 19th century when the Gaspésie was prime loyalist territory with its every room being filled with furniture, carpets, old books, paintings and period dishes. The kitchen still contains a traditional bread oven and the original hearth complete with trammel.

Within the manor is a library containing both historical and antique books with newspapers and magazines from the modern day. While the manor also contains an afternoon tea tearoom, an art gallery titled “Les Quat ‘Zarts Art Gallery” which is a visual arts and fine crafts exhibit. Along with an intimate theatre which screens repertory and classical films. The theatre also hosts live performances with musicians, singers, storytellers, historians and poets (the theatre has a limited seating of a maximum of 25 people, therefore it is recommended that reservations be made for theatre events).

For more information about Hamilton Manor or inquiries on the cost of tours or booking a room at the manor, call; 418-752-6498

Hamilton Manor
115 Gérard D. Lévesque
New Carlisle