Auberge Saint-Gabriel

Québec · Canada · Inn

In Montreal's oldest inn, a little girl in a blue dress is heard laughing — and the piano plays by itself.

This Old Montreal building was erected in 1688 by soldier Étienne Truteau and later became the city's most legendary inn. According to the tale, a young girl died in a fire on the premises, and she is now said to appear in a royal-blue dress, her laughter echoing through the halls. Guests and staff describe piano notes drifting from empty rooms, whispers and footsteps with no owner. No historical record confirms the fire — yet the stories refuse to fall silent within the thick fieldstone walls.

FAQ

Where is Auberge Saint-Gabriel located?

Auberge Saint-Gabriel is in Québec, Canada.

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Accounts are drawn from local folklore and visitor reports.