Montreal accommodations
Montreal accommodations welcome you to a destination with nicknames to include “The City of a Hundred Steeples” (Mark Twain), Canada’s “Sin City” (Prohibition Era) and, more commonly, “MTL”. Known for its hockey, museums, riverfront attractions, squares, parcs (parks), rues (streets), convention / event centres, theatres, scenic spots, gardens, churches, basilicas, shopping malls, boutiques, brewpubs, restaurants, cocktail bars, cafes, salons, spas and nightlife, Montreal is located down-river from Quebec’s capital city, Quebec City. Across the Saint Lawrence River from the city of Saint-Lambert and set on an island, Montreal is the Canadian province of Quebec’s largest city. Montreal main attractions include Vieux-Port de Montréal (tourist attraction), Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, Mount Royal Park (trails / lake with boat rentals / city views), Montreal Botanical Garden, Centre Bell (arena), Place des Arts (performing arts theater), Schwartz’s Deli (restaurant), Montreal Eaton Centre (shopping mall), Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal (Catholic church), La Ronde (theme park), Casino de Montréal, Montreal Biodome (science museum), The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (art museum), La Fontaine Park, Montreal Olympic Park (Olympic stadium), Galeries d’Anjou (shopping mall), Marché Atwater (farmers’ market), Circuit Gilles Villeneuve (car racing track), Montreal Convention Centre, Kondiaronk Belvedere (scenic spot), Parc Jarry (park), Parc Angrignon (park – picnic tables / walking trails / a pond / playgrounds), Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History (archaeological museum), Parc Jean-Drapeau (park), Montreal Science Centre (science museum) and Place Montreal Trust (shopping mall). Bordering / surrounding Montreal, points of interest include CF Fairview Pointe Claire (shopping mall), Premium Outlets Montréal (outlet mall), Mall Champlain (shopping mall – across the river), Parc de la Cité (park – across the river – pond / fields / woodlands / trails / kids’ play equipment / café), Ile des Moulins (park), Parc de l’Île-Lebel (park), Marché Toit Rouge (produce market), Lieu historique national du Canal-de-Chambly (historical landmark – across the river), Parc-nature de la Pointe-aux-Prairies (park), Du Domaine Vert Park, Mirage Golf Club, Golf Club de l’Île de Montréal (golf club), Fort Chambly National Historic Site (reenactment site – across the river), La Ferme Forget (farmers’ market), Tremblay Woodlands (nature preserve – across the river), The trails of the Peninsula (hiking area), Vignoble Rivière du Chêne (winery), Lanaudière Golf Center (golf club), Lacs Fauvel (nature preserve), SQDC – Saint-Hubert — Boul. des Promenades (cannabis store – across the river), Club De Golf Rosemère Fontainebleau (golf club), La Vallée du Richelieu Golf Club (golf club – across the river), The Royal Montreal Golf Club and Hillsdale Golf & Country Club. Southwest of downtown on the Island of Montreal. Although Canada’s two official languages are French and English, Montreal’s official language is singularly French. Montreal’s main airport is Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport, while its rubber-tired, underground rapid transit system is Montreal Metro. Airport car rental agencies include Routes, Alamo and Enterprise. Good to know is that Uber does operate in Montreal, with rideshare service to include the airport. When driving in Montreal, keep in mind that right-hand turns are not permitted due to a high number of pedestrians. During winter, roadways can get icy. Montreal has four-way vehicle stop signs. The first vehicle to stop advances first, while, in the case of two or more vehicles stopping simultaneously, the vehicle on the right has the right of way. Traffic cameras in certain areas will display “you’re-on-camera” signs. Before getting out of a car, watch behind for cyclists. When on Metro escalators, keep in mind that the right side is for standing, while the left side is for walking. Make sure to pay attention when crossing the street at crosswalks. Politeness is always appreciated, but try not to hold doors open for too long if its cold and windy outside. If someone is speaking to you in French and you don’t understand, just tell them you don’t speak French. A 15% tip generally is customary in restaurants. One of the “Original Six” NHL hockey teams and winners of a league-leading 24 Stanley Cups, the Montreal Canadiens play at aforementioned Centre Bell just south of downtown. Montreal’s currency is the Canadian Dollar, cars travel on the right-hand side and the drinking age is 18 years old. Happy hour, also known as 5 à 7s, is the best time to find food and drink deals. Montreal top events include Igloofest, Osheaga Music and Arts Festival, Lasso Montréal, Les Francos de Montréal, Montréal en Lumière, Montreal Fireworks Festival (world’s largest fireworks festival), MURAL Festival, Montreal World Film Festival, Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, Montréal Complètement Cirque, Just for Laughs, Mondial de la bière, La Grande Dégustation de Montréal, Montreal Streetfood Festival, Canadian Grand Prix, Marathon de Montréal, Montreal Comiccon, Medieval Passion Fair (Laval suburb) and Montreal Fetish Weekend. Montreal accommodations are some of Canada’s best accommodations. Before we get to Montreal accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
Evidenced by archaeological findings, First Nations natives are thought to have occupied the island of Montreal since at least 4,000 years ago, and began cultivating maze around the year 1000 AD. Two centuries before the French arrived, the Saint Lawrence Iroquoians had established the village of Hochelaga at the foot of Mount Royal. On October 2, 1535, French explorer Jacques Cartier visited Hochelaga and estimated the population at over a thousand. Migration, European disease epidemics and intertribal wars were likely causes of the St Lawrence Iroquoians’ disappearance from the area, as reported by French explorer Samuel de Champlain circa 1603. In 1611, de Champlain set up a fur trading post named La Place Royale at present-day Pointe-à-Callière. Roman Catholics established a presence in the area in 1639. Montreal’s original name was Ville-Marie, which was founded on May 17, 1642, when French military officer Paul Chomedey de Maisonneuve became the settlement’s first governor. Shortly thereafter, the settlement was hit with Iroquois raids. About a decade after Ville-Marie’s founding, de Maisonneuve returned to France to round-up 100 volunteers to help boost the settlement’s colonial population. If the effort had failed, Ville-Marie was to be abandoned. The fur trade helped Ville-Marie survive, and by 1685 the settlement had grown to roughly 600 colonists. Also, the settlement benefitted as it became a base for further exploration. New France’s worst massacre occurred in 1689, when English-allied Iroquois attacked the Island of Montreal’s undefended, small settlement of Lachine. Part of the Beaver Wars, the Lachine massacre saw around 1,500 Mohawk warriors surprise attack Lachine on August 5th, resulting in 250 colonist casualties. In the early 18th century, Sulpician Order priests persuaded the Mohawks to move away from Ville-Marie’s fur trading post and settle at Kahnewake, Kanesatake and Akwesasne, all three of which remain present-day Mohawk territories. Until 1760, the territory remained in French control, but subsequently was surrendered to Great Britain following the Seven Years’ War. On November 13, 1775, during the American Revolution, Montreal fell to American forces led by Major General Richard Montgomery. American Continental Army Major General and eventual turn-coat Benedict Arnold, following Montgomery’s death at the Battle of Quebec, overtook American command of Montreal in April 1776. Southwest of Montreal, The Battle of the Cedars from May 18–27, 1776 between Great Britain / Quebec Haudenosaunee and The United Colonies resulted in a British-Haudenosaunee victory. Great Britain Captain George Forster subsequently advanced to Fort Senneville, one of Montreal’s outlying forts, but eventually withdrew to Quinze-Chênes. Benedict Arnold, previously entrenched in Montreal’s borough of Lachine, chased Forster and after a few skirmishes, a prisoner exchange was negotiated, though was never followed-through by Arnold. Benedict Arnold abandoned Montreal in June 1776, attempting to burn it down in the process, and withdrew to Fort Ticonderoga in New York. In 1832, Montreal was incorporated as a city. Two significant developments around this time were the Lachine Canal, which allowed ships to bypass the Lachine Rapids, and the Victoria Bridge, which established Montreal as a major railway hub. In the Golden Square Mile at the foot of Mount Royal, Montreal business leaders started to build homes in the 1850s, and by 1860, Montreal had become British North America’s largest municipality, as well as Canada’s economic and cultural center. Potable drinking water became a problem during the 19th century, when the city’s population increased rapidly. Drinking water had, until that point, been taken directly from the city’s harbor. A relatively significant increase in waterway traffic, however, deteriorated water quality. In the mid-1840s, the City of Montreal installed cisterns, which would hold and help purify St. Lawrence River water to be transported to desired locations. From 1844 to 1849, Montreal was the Province of Canada’s capital city. The city lost its status as capital, however, when a Tory mob, in opposition to the controversial Rebellion Losses Bill, burned down the city’s Parliament building on April 25, 1849. During World War I, an internment camp was set up at Immigration Hall. Following the war, prohibition in the United States benefitted Montreal taverns. Montreal’s Red-Light District, centered on the intersection of Saint Laurent Boulevard and Saint Catherine Street in the borough of Ville-Marie, helped give Montreal its Prohibition-era nickname, “Sin City”. During World War II, Canada’s federal government held Montreal Mayor Camillien Houde in a prison camp for his protests against conscription, and his urging of Montrealers to disobey the federal government’s registry of all men and women. In exile, the Luxembourg royal family resided in Montreal during the Second World War. Montreal’s population exceeded 1 million by 1951. In 1959, the Saint Lawrence Seaway’s opening, which allowed ships to bypass Montreal, ended the city’s economic dominance over other Canadian cities. Skyscrapers, expressways and a subway system developed during the 1960s, and Montreal’s hosting of the 1967 World’s Fair naturally helped boost the city’s economy. Unsurprisingly, given the city’s history, tensions between the French and English cultures ushered social and political changes during the 1970s. The 1976 October Crisis resulted in the departure of many of the city’s businesses and people. During the same year, Montreal hosted the 1976 Summer Olympics. On January 1, 2022, Montreal merged with 27 surrounding municipalities to form a unified city, which encompassed the entire Island of Montreal.
Located at the Saint Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers’ confluence, the Island of Montreal is home to over 2 million “Montrealers”. Named after its triple-peaked Mount Royal, which tops-off at 761 feet above sea level, Montreal is a top North American international event host. Boasting one of Canada’s largest column-free exhibition halls, Montréal Convention Centre spans 7 floors at over 500,000 square feet altogether, with 113 multipurpose rental spaces. World-renowned Cirque de Soleil is headquartered in Montreal. Montreal is home to many pedestrian ways and hiking paths. In winter, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing make for fine outdoor activities. MTL neighborhoods, once independent cities, range in styles from cobblestoned, to French-colonial, to Gothic-revival to bohemian. 19 large boroughs comprise Canada’s second-largest city. About 60% of Montreal’s population is bilingual in French and English. Also at around 60% is the city’s largest demographic, which is of European descent. Catholicism is the area’s predominate religion. Apart from hockey, the Montréal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League have won 8 championships. Home to a warm-summer humid continental climate, Montreal has warm / hot and humid summers, and snowy, cold and sometimes bitter / icy winters. Summer highs average close to 80 degrees Fahrenheit, while winters average in the lower 20s. Montreal’s record low is -36 degrees (-49 with the wind chill). Additional points of interest include Downtown Montreal, Tour de la Bourse (skyscraper / Montreal Exchange). Old Montreal (neighborhood est. 17th century), Place Jacques-Cartier (square), Place d’Armes (square), Montreal City Hall, McGill University, Université de Montréal, Port of Montreal Cruise Terminal and Habitat 67. Local foods are maple donuts, bagels, smoked meats, cheese curds, fois gras poutine (French fries made with duck fat), pâté chinois (similar to Shepard’s pie), tourtiere (meat pie traditional at Christmastime), cretons (breakfast pork spread), tarte au sucre (sugar pie) and pouding chomeur (maple pudding dessert created during the Great Depression). Around since John Molson began exporting it from Montreal circa 1800, whiskey is popular to this day. The Canadian Caesar is a type of bloody Mary that pairs well with brunch, while lager beer such as Molson is widely enjoyed, particularly at Canadiens games. Coffee and hot chocolate are also hot items during winter months. With some background information on the area, it’s time for Montreal accommodations that will help make for a exciting trip.
Bootlegger Cocktail Bar | OSMO X MARUSAN | Palazo
The historic Manoir Sherbrooke features complimentary breakfast and free WiFi and is near Studio Équilibre Sherbrooke (Pilates studio), Dunya (restaurant), Atelier Marjorie (bakery), Café Origine, Spa Tais (beauty salon), Velours Studio (tattoo shop), La French (fast food restaurant), Savonnerie M’Nonga (beauty supply store), Mckibbins Irish Pub and more.
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Manoir Sherbrooke is 11 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $219
St. Patrick’s Basilica
Le Square Phillips Hôtel & Suites offers an indoor pool, a gym, a sun deck, fully-equipped kitchens, flat-screen TVs, safety deposit boxes, a business center, laundry facilities and free newspapers. Nearby you may find New Balance, Montreal College of Information Technology, Popeye’s Supplements, Comptoir Du Chef (restaurant), Ecksand Jewelry, Timeless Watches, La Habanera (Cuban restaurant), Gokudo (bar), Koa Lua Union (Hawaiian restaurant), Escondite Cerveceria de Barrio (Mexican restaurant), Kinton Ramen, Christ Church Cathedral, Next Models Montreal, Clini-Derma (dermatologist), Chez Love Your Lashes (beauty salon), Jatoba (Japanese restaurant), Valmont Spa Hotel Birks, Maison Birks – Détaillant officiel de Rolex (jewelry store) and more.
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Le Square Phillips Hôtel & Suites is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Family Suite): $300
Cost per person (four people): $75
Phillips Square | Montreal Convention Centre | La Finca Café | Tiradito
With free WiFi, computers, iPod docking stations, flat-screen TVs, desks, continental breakfast and a 24-hour front desk, Le Dauphin Montréal Center-Ville is close to Monème (French restaurant), NOUS SOMMES CAFE x VOTTA (art café), Shab Studio (gym), Boutique Surmesur (men’s clothing store), Lounge h3 (bar), Restaurant h3, Monsieur café & vins (restaurant), OASIS immersion (art museum), The Galleries of the Palace (convention center) and more.
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Le Dauphin Montréal Centre-Ville is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $153
Place Frere Andre
A street-level terrace, a restaurant, a spa, individual terraces, city views, claw-foot baths, gas fireplaces, air conditioning, desks, flat-screen TVs, continental or à la carte breakfast, a 24-hour front desk with English and French-speaking staff and valet service are featured at Hôtel Birks Montréal. Also in the area is Le Square Phillips Hôtel & Suites.
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Hôtel Birks Montréal is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Suite Birks): $790
Cost per person (four people): $197
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Offering business facilities, air conditioning and fireplaces, Petite Auberge Les Bons Matins is found near Maison Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine (historical landmark).
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Auberge Les Bons Matins is 9 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Family Suite): $302
Cost per person (four people): $75
Montreal Science Centre
Hotel Place D’Armes comes with a spa, gourmet dining options, down comforters, bathrobes, mini-bars, a fitness center and a seasonal rooftop terrace. Nearby you may find Brasserie 701 (restaurant), Kyo Bar Japonais (Japanese restaurant), Invitation V (bistro), Les Moulins La Fayette (bakery), Theatre St-James, PRFKT (fashion accessories store), Cookie Stefanie (pastry shop), Dandy (restaurant), Fanny O (beauty salon), Place d’Armes (memorial park), Bistro Mimmo (Italian restaurant), Le Montparnasse (restaurant), NRJ Jeans (boutique), Ristorante Quattro (Italian restaurant), Pizzeria Bros, Paquebot Cafe, Cafe Bistro Mon Plaisir and more.
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Hotel Place D’Armes is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Deluxe Suite): $758
Cost per person (five people): $151
Stash Café | Garde Manger | Pub Wolf & Workman
Provided at Hôtel Uville Montréal are a bar, a 24-hour front desk, concierge service, free WiFi, air conditioning, desks, coffee machines, safety deposit boxes, flat-screen TVs and continental, vegetarian or vegan breakfast. In the area you may find U67MTL (bar), Fort Ville-Marie (archaeological museum), Porto Mar Restaurant (Portuguese restaurant), Dubarry Fourrures (fur store), John Fluevog Shoes Vieux-Port (shoe store), Le Marquis Signature santé (pastry shop), Pointe-à-Callière – Boutique du Musée (museum), Slice + Soda (pizza restaurant), Felix Boutique (shoe store), Buvette Pastek (wine bar), Boutique U&I MAN, Van Winkles Sandwich (sandwich shop), Luna Yoga (yoga studio), Aesop Vieux-Montreal (beauty supply store), Ciccio’s (sandwich shop), Hanzo Izakaya (Japanese restaurant), Mandy’s (restaurant) and MÁTI (Greek restaurant), Le Petit Dep Saint Paul (convenience store), Boutique Ambre, Collection Meli-Melo (boutique), Crux Comptoir (restaurant), North Pole Furs, Cafe Van Houtte, Chocosina Sweet Boutique (chocolate shop), SSENSE, White Montreal (bridal shop), Mangiafoco (Italian restaurant), Magasin Général (fashion accessories store), IOTAF: Institute of Trading and Finance, Chaussures Sandrini Shoes (shoe store), as well as several art galleries.
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Hôtel Uville Montréal is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Superior Queen Room): $328
Cost per person (four people): $82
Entrée de Ville Bonaventure
With city views, free WiFi, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, kitchens, safety deposit boxes and hairdryers, David Hotel is in the vicinity of Librairie Bertrand (book store), Olive et Gourmando (café), Buvette Nicole (French restaurant), Micro Espresso Café (coffee shop), Pub Saint Pierre (restaurant), BARROCO (European restaurant), Bloom Sushi (sushi restaurant), Gibbys (steak house), Holder (French restaurant), Le 409 (Indian restaurant), Helena (Portuguese restaurant), Brit & Chips (fish & chips restaurant), Beauté Pure (laser hair removal service), LOV (vegan restaurant), 49th Parallel (coffee shop), Le Beau Marché (grocery store), Crew Collective & Cafe, Bord’Elle Boutique Bar & Eatery, Monarque (restaurant), Maison Privée Vieux-Montréal (barber shop), Old Molson Bank Building (historical landmark), Dorsia (restaurant), Oxygen Yoga (yoga studio) and more.
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- Entrée de Ville Bonaventure
- Ivan Franko Park
- Pointe-a-Calliere Museum
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- Windsor Train Station
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- The Biosphere, Environment Museum
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David Hotel is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $210
Notre Dame Basilica
Free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, jet-massage shower heads, desks, seating areas, continental breakfast and gym access come standard at Le Petit Hôtel Vieux-Montréal – Saint-Paul by Gray Collection, Also nearby is Hôtel Uville Montréal.
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Le Petit Hôtel Vieux-Montréal is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Deluxe King Suite): $502
Cost per person (three people): $167
Lafontaine Park
You’ll get air conditioning and park views at the stone house Auberge de La Fontaine. Les Tropiques (ice cream shop), Fitz Montréal (sightseeing tour agency), The Blue Wolf Cafe, Boulangerie Mr Pinchot (bakery), Chez Mona (barber shop) and Le Petit Coin Dumpling (dumpling restaurant) are in the neighborhood.
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Auberge de La Fontaine is 9 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Executive Suite): $232
Cost per person (four people): $58
Parc Lineaire de la Commune
Offered at Maison Sainte-Thérèse By Maisons & co are air conditioning, free WiFi, luggage storage space, flat-screen TVs, bathrobes, walk-in showers, fully-equipped kitchens (select rooms) and coffee machines.
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- Parc Lineaire de la Commune
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Maison Sainte-Thérèse is 11 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Room 203): $258
Cost per person (three people): $86
Old Port of Montreal
With spacious suites, a restaurant, kitchenettes and room service, Saint-Sulpice Montreal is near Hôtel Uville Montréal and Le Petit Hôtel Vieux-Montréal – Saint-Paul by Gray Collection.
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Saint-Sulpice Montreal is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Deluxe Queen Room): $354
Cost per person (four people): $88
Rue de la Commune
With multiple dining options, flat-screen TVs, large windows, Old Montreal views, 24-hour concierge service, a fitness center and a rooftop terrace, Hotel Nelligan is close to Hôtel Uville Montréal, Le Petit Hôtel Vieux-Montréal – Saint-Paul by Gray Collection and Saint-Sulpice Montreal.
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Hotel Nelligan is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Junior Suite): $532
Cost per person (three people): $177
Belvédère du Chemin-Qui-Marche
Amenities at Hyatt Centric Montreal include a restaurant, a bar, an outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace, a fitness center, free WiFi, air conditioning, desks, safety deposit boxes, flat-screen TVs, private parking and a 24-hour front desk. Parc Dalhousie, Cirque Éloize (circus), Gentile Venues (event venue), Place Gare Viger (heritage building), RushCycle Vieux-Port (fitness center) and Chez Mère Grand (café) are in the area.
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Hyatt Centric Montreal is 11 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $234
Parc du Bassin Bonsecours
Auberge du Vieux Port by Gray Collection has French-style dining options, Old Port views, unique décor, free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, multi-jet showers, bathrobes, concierge service and 24-hour valet parking. Terrasse Sur L’Auberge (restaurant), Pincette – Bar à Homard (seafood restaurant), Géa Café, Gaspar Brasserie Française (French restaurant), Délices Érable & Cie (ice cream shop), Le 21 (bar), La Gargamelle (restaurant), L’infâme Tittle Tattle (cockail bar), FANABOX (boutique), Heritage Fur & Inuit Art Gallery (gift shop), The Keg Steakhouse + Bar, Vieux-Port Steakhouse, DREAM IT yourself (bridal shop) and more are within range.
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Auberge du Vieux Port is 11 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Premier King Room – St Laurent River Front): $449
Cost per person (three people): $149
Apart Hotel Montreal
2115 Rue Saint-Urbain, H2X 2N1
Place des Arts
Featured at Apart Hotel Montreal by Les Terrasses Saint Urbain are free WiFi, fully-equipped kitchens, flat-screen TVs, laundry facilities and a seasonal rooftop terrace with a barbecue, outdoor furniture and plants. Maison Leporem (men’s clothing store) and Yamu Yamu Sushi (restaurant) are just up the rue.
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Apart Hotel Montreal is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Presidential Suite 302): $582
Cost per person (eight people): $72
Parc Laval
Hotel Kutuma offers fully-equipped kitchens, flat-screen TVs, coffee makers, hairdryers, continental breakfast (extra fee), a restaurant and valet service. Nil Bleu (Le) Restaurant, Mode des Ongles (nail salon), Manteaux Desloups (outerwear store), Mamie Clafoutis (bakery), Momo par Christian Ventura (sushi restaurant), Musée des Fusiliers Mont-Royal (army museum) and more are nearby.
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- Parc Laval
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Hotel Kutuma is 9 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Penthouse Suite): $574
Place Ville Marie
Gourmet breakfast options, a library area with a fireplace, heated bathroom floors, mini-bars, flat-screen TVs and large picture windows are offered at Hotel Gault. Sharing the area is David Hotel.
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- Place Ville Marie
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Hotel Gault is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Deluxe Apartment): $810
Cost per person (three people): $270
World Trade Centre Montreal
Equipped with a restaurant, an outdoor terrace, flat-screen TVs, free WiFi, a business center and concierge services, Hotel Bonaparte is near Hôtel Uville Montréal, Le Petit Hôtel Vieux-Montréal – Saint-Paul by Gray Collection, Saint-Sulpice Montreal and Hotel Nelligan.
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- World Trade Centre Montreal
- Notre Dame Basilica
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- Telefilm Canada
- Quebecor
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Hotel Bonaparte is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Suite): $405
Cost per person (four people): $101
Bell Centre | Eaton Centre | The McCord Stewart Museum
A free espresso bar, free WiFi, in-room massage services, a spa, original artwork, 42-inch flat-screen TVs, iPod docking stations, workstations, goose down duvets, feather pillows, a restaurant and a lounge bar with a fireplace are featured at Hôtel Le Germain Montréal. Close by are Japote (restaurant), Restaurant Sho-dan (Japanese restaurant), WOORIJIB (Korean restaurant), Pizzéria NO.900 (pizza restaurant), M4 Burritos (Mexican restaurant), Universel Déjeuners et Grillades (bar & grill), Club Sportif MAA (gym), Club Athletique Sherbrooke (gym), Renoir (French restaurant), Opiano (Korean restaurant), McGill Welcome Centre, b.cycle (gym), LEAVES HOUSE (café) and more.
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Hôtel Le Germain Montréal is 10 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $351
Parc de la Bolduc
François-Denis Apartments comes with a terrace, balconies, free WiFi, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, fully-equipped kitchens, coffee machines, kettles, hairdryers, walk-in showers and a family-friendly restaurant. Billy, j’ai faim! (restaurant), Marché Floh (clothing store), Carole (clothing store), RepFit Plateau (gym), Club 777 Vintage (vintage clothing store), Athlétik+ Clinique de masso-kinésithérapie (massage therapist), Quiz Room Montréal le Plateau (recreation center), Mix’Heure (coffee shop), Restaurant Miraflores (Peruvian restaurant), Aux Merveilleux de Fred (patisserie), La Binerie Mont-Royal (breakfast restaurant), MR CAJUN (seafood restaurant) and Boulangerie les Co’pains d’abord (pastry shop) are in the area.
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- Parc de la Bolduc
- Parc des Amériques
- Parc du Portugal
- Parc Laval
- Tam-Tams du Mont-Royal
- The Backyard
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- Cosmodome Space Science Centre
François-Denis Apartments is 9 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Two Bedroom Apartment): $324
Cost per person (four people): $81
St. Denis Theatre
Bed and Breakfast du Village BBV provides flat-screen TVs, air conditioning, free WiFi, a terrace, a breakfast area and private parking for a surcharge. Blonde Biscuiterie (bakery), Mëdz Salon (hair salon), Pizza Palace (pizza restaurant), SAQ (liquor store), Restaurant Tendresse (vegan restaurant), Notre-Boeuf-De-Grâce (hamburger restaurant), Copper Branch (vegan restaurant), Le Passé Composé (restaurant), Gourmet Frutti (produce market), En Couleur (café), Le Red Tiger (Vietnamese restaurant), The Montreal Comedy (comedy club), O-Thym (Québécois restaurant), Alejandro (restaurant), Pourquoi Pas espresso bar (café), L’Oeufrier (breakfast restaurant), Rage: Axe Throwing and more are within range.
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- St. Denis Theatre
- University of Quebec in Montreal UQAM
- National Library and Archive Centre of Quebec
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- Montreal Casino
- Bell Centre
Bed and Breakfast du Village BBV is 11 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Cottage): $191
Les Cours Mont Royal
Housed in an 1880 historic mansion, Le Mount Stephen has free WiFi, Nespresso machines, mini-bars, flat-screen TVs, touch-panel automated climate, lighting and curtain controls, marble bathrooms with heated floors, rain forest shower heads with Chroma light therapy and a restaurant / bar with an outdoor seasonal terrace. Near here are SAQ Selection (liquor store), Burger Bar Crescent (restaurant), Joes Panini 24h (sandwich shop), A|X Montreal Rue Sainte Catherine (boutique), The North Face (clothing store), Fossil (watch store), David Yurman (jewelry designer), Festival Grand Prix sur Crescent (festival), Boutique NAVY SEALS (watch store), K2+ Bistro (sushi restaurant), Notre-Boeuf-de-Grâce (bar & grill), Brit & Chips (fish and chips restaurant), Pigeon Espresso Bar (coffee shop), Shawarma MTL (Lebanese restaurant), Point Zero (clothing store), Prohibition (tobacco store), Dr. Martens (shoe store), Festival Fantasia (festival), Cigares Vasco (cigar shop), Hero Certified Burgers, Ramen Misoya (ramen restaurant), Restaurant Boustan (Lebanese restaurant), MULA (Mexican restaurant), Divine Chocolatier (chocolate shop), Benelo Hair & Spa, Stogies Cigar Lounge, Mandys (salad shop), Nouveau Noir Boutique (women’s clothing store), Boutique Tozzi, Taktik Airsoft (airsoft supply store), Lloydie’s Crescent (restaurant), La Guilde (art gallery) and more.
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- Les Cours Mont Royal
- Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
- The McCord Museum
- Three Bares Park
- Peel Metro Station
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- The Biosphere, Environment Museum
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- Cosmodome Space Science Centre
Le Mount Stephen is 6 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Sky Loft Suite): $857
Pointe-a-Calliere Museum
Hotel Épik Montréal has a coffee shop, free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, hairdryers, a terrace, a lounge and concierge service. It’s close to Hôtel Uville Montréal, Le Petit Hôtel Vieux-Montréal – Saint-Paul by Gray Collection, Saint-Sulpice Montreal, Hotel Nelligan and Hotel Bonaparte.
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Hotel Épik Montréal is 7 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Penthouse Suite): $1,641
Cost per person (four people): $410
Sonder Apollon
300 Rue du Saint-Sacrement, H2Y 2R4
Ivan Franko Park
At Sonder Apollon you’ll get free WiFi, air conditioning, fully-equipped kitchens, flat-screen TVs, hairdryers, coffee machines and kettles. In the area as well are David Hotel and Hotel Gault.
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- Ivan Franko Park
- Pointe-a-Calliere Museum
- Parc de la Presse
- Parc Sun-Yat-Sen
- Place d’Armes Metro Station
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Sonder Apollon is 7 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom Deluxe Apartment): $222
Cost per person (four people): $55
Griffintown
Le Se7t Penthouses provides balconies, a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a fitness center, air conditioning, parquet floors, flat-screen TVs, free WiFi, fully-equipped kitchens, pool views and seating areas. Salon Maniac (barber shop), Café Lali (coffee shop), Perles et Paddock (restaurant), Le Trou Bagels (bagel shop), Lord William Pub (pub), Mauvais Garçons (restaurant), Restaurant Grinder (restaurant), DNA FITNESS (personal trainer), 1700 La Poste (art center), Ryu (restaurant), Ayla (restaurant), F45 Training Griffintown (fitness center), Le Boucan Smokehouse (barbecue restaurant), Candide (fine dining restaurant), Grinder Butcher Shop and more are in proximity.
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- Griffintown
- Bell Centre
- Canadian Center for Architecture
- Lachine Canal
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Le Se7t Penthouses is 7 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Penthouse Apartment): $369
Cost per person (five people): $73
Saint-Catherine Street | Leonard Cohen Mural
Four Seasons Hotel Montreal features a bar, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi. Also in the area is Le Mount Stephen.
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- Saint-Catherine Street
- Leonard Cohen Mural
- Crescent Street
- Concordia University
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Four Seasons Hotel Montreal is 6 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom King Suite): $2,322
Cost per person (three people): $774
Crescent Street
Bells and whistles at The Ritz-Carlton Montreal include a French restaurant, a saltwater pool, a fitness center, free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, mini-bars, digital light and curtain controls, in-room massage services, marble bathrooms with heated floors / 19-inch flat-screen TVs, Asprey bath products, a business center and 24-hour concierge service. Nearby you may find SPA ST. JAMES, Maison Boulud (restaurant), Ô Lounge (bar), O Coiffure & Spa (hair salon), Art Gallery Cosner, Christofle (boutique), LEAVES HOUSE (coffee store), Marie Saint Pierre (boutique), Salon Mute (hairdresser), Anthropologie (women’s clothing store), Cloakroom Bar (cocktail bar), Maison Cloakroom (tailor), Boutique Camomille (women’s clothing store), Burberry (clothing store), Tiffany & Co. (jewelry store), La Cantina (Mexican restaurant), Onglerie Bee (nail salon), Tella’s Santé ou Sucré (café), Brilliant College (language school) and more.
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- Crescent Street
- Peel Metro Station
- McGill University
- Eaton Center
- Bell Centre
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The Ritz-Carlton Montreal is 6 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Suite): $842
Cost per person (three people): $280
Montreal Botanical Garden
Found at A La Carte Bed & Breakfast are free WiFi, eclectic décor, unique halogen lighting, flat-screen TVs, a library, a terrace and varying French-Canadian breakfast with foods such as pancakes, fruit-filled crêpes, omelets and sausages. You’ll find Le Frigo de Bacchus (beer store), Mojito & Margarita (Mexican restaurant), Salon de Bronzage 2000 (beauty salon), Café Lézard, Méga Vrac Rosemont (grocery store), BOSSA Prêt à manger (sandwich shop), Tabagie Imperiale + Vapeshop (tobacco shop), Bar La Succursale (beer hall) and more in the vicinity.
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- Montreal Insectarium
- Parc Maisonneuve
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- Parc des Compagnons de Saint-Laurent
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- Parc des Royaux
- Parc Dézéry-Préfontaine
A La Carte Bed & Breakfast is 8 miles from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $152
So there they are, Montreal accommodations that will help make for a memorable trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most importantly, that you enjoy your time in Canada!
