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Town in Quebec, Canada
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Sutton is a village of 3,900 people (2011) in the Eastern Townships in the south-east of Quebec.
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Calm water canoe and kayak trips.
Restaurant, thin-crust pizza, pâtes, tartines, table d'hôte, wine list.
French restaurant and inn.
Breakfast, brunch, pastries, antipasti and cocktails. Terrace.
Gastronomic farm-to-table restaurant.
Microbrewery with burgers, etc.
Comfortable B&B, five guest rooms each with private ensuite bathroom. Generous home made breakfast and afternoon tea and cake. Excellent value for money. Close to village restaurants and shops. Ski, hiking and cycling packages available.
A 5-suns B&B high above Sutton, Domaine Tomali-Maniatyn offers 5 cozy suites, a tropical indoor swimming pool, winter and summer packages, a formal dining room for up to 110 guests (weddings, seminars), spectacular views, 26 acres of land and direct access to hiking and skiing trails...
has cottages and condos for rent.
Boutique hotel with contemporary design in architectural heritage building. Spa, ski, bed and breakfast and many other packages offered. Café and bar lounge on premise.
Cheese shop with bread, sandwiches, and local specialities including 100 kinds of cheese and paté.
Belgian chocolate.
Sutton is on Route 139 about 90 minutes south-east of Montreal via Highway 10, or 80 minutes north of Burlington, Vermont via Interstate 89.
Read in the guideThere is no public transport in Sutton but the village is small enough to walk around. Nearly all services and restaurants are along rue Principale.
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