MONTREAL HOTELS AND ACCOMMODATIONS Featured Montreal accommodations this month: Le Nouvel Hotel & Spa
Hotel Gault
In the historic quarter of Vieux Montréal, behind the 18th-century stone facade of a former carpet factory, you'll find one of the most modern hotels in North America. Hotel Gault has no time for the French country style of many of its neighbors—the look here is industrial contemporary, with open-plan loft-style rooms, floors of polished concrete, and 1950s Eames chairs that look as futuristic today as they did when they first came off the drafting table. Read more...
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Let the team at Go Montreal Living assist you with all your travel needs when visiting Montreal. We receive many requests from our users for recommendations on where to stay, eat, play, shop in this beautiful city, let our team of professionals guide you through the many fabulous hotels and take the guess work out of your stay!
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"I am planning a team-building trip for approximately ten to 12 salesmen from NYC and am considering Montreal as a destination based on word of mouth. I had questions regarding the hours of operations of bars, restaurants and nightlife in general, hotel accommodations that are ideal for groups. At your leisure, please contact me to discuss the matter."
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"Hello, I was looking for help. My friends and I are going to come for New Years and need help finding a hotel, near the nightlife area."
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"I am organizing an international scientific conference for Aug 2012 and would like to get information on guided tours for about 100 people, where to get maps, restauant info, etc. to include in the registration packages. The total number expected is 500 but I believe we can expect about 100 to go for guided tours."
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A Montreal University
"Looking at vacation options - considering a visit to Montreal - likely mid-July or early August. Please advise on accommodations."
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"Hello, I am looking for a rock bar (like the hard rock, sort of) to bring my team, about 10 people for a night out. Could you help me identify the best(s) in montreal. Thank you."
Imagine just for a moment being treated like a King or Queen at one of Montreal’s hotels. Close your eyes, sit back and imagine this - pampered at a luxury Montreal hotel - fine dining every night of the week in one of many Montreal restaurants - attending Montreal festivals, Montreal museums, the Montreal theatre, or visiting the Montreal casino. Well, for the cost of taking a weekend jaunt to Europe, you could live like royalty in Montreal for a full week, even longer. Save the overseas airfare and the exorbitant hotel and restaurant rates you'll undoubtedly pay over there.
With over 800 hotels to choose from, Montreal Hotels are not short on variety - ranging from youth hostels, 5-star Montreal luxury hotels, Montreal B&Bs, to the most modern Montreal boutique hotels offering cutting edge style and high-end amenities. An ideal setting for a weekend of shopping and fun to a luxurious honeymoon Montreal vacation, we cater to your every whimsy - all the while, retaining our well-known and loved European flavour.Montreal Luxury hotels,Montreal large hotel chains, Montreal theme hotels and Montreal economy hotel chains are but a mere sampling of what you'll find in Montreal. Montreal has also converted many old 16th to 19th century mansions, stone rooming houses, warehouses and even churches into tourist accommodations. With over 25,000 rooms available in Montreal, you can imagine the variety of styles to choose from, exposing a remarkable selection of old-world antique, modern luxury, flamboyant and funky, to the very basic. View more Montreal Hotels here.
Save your receipts: The Quebec Provincial Government imposes a 7.5% tax on accommodations (TVQ) in addition to the 7% federal goods and services tax (TPS). Foreign visitors can recoup most of the Montreal hotel tax, but you'll need to keep your receipts and file the necessary refund form. You can also recoup some of your taxes on Montreal purchases. Look out for these tax rebate forms displayed in most Montreal hotels and retail outlets.
When To Visit: Anytime of year! Depending on your motivation, Montreal has a great variety of activities for you to enjoy year-round. Peak season runs from May to October so be sure to secure your reservations before leaving home. June and July are always heavily booked with people visiting during the Montreal festival season. Rates at most Montreal hotels will generally be higher during peak season, but with a little perseverance and digging, you can still find affordable Montreal accommodations. Throughout the year, however, many Montreal hotels do offer discounted weekend rates at a substantial savings.
Spring: Although Spring officially rings in on March 21st; Montreal weather does not always cooperate, so if you are looking for pleasant spring weather a safe bet is to visit after mid-May. With festival season kicking in at the end of Spring, this is a great time of year to plan your visit to Montreal.
Summer: The sun is hot and people are crowding the streets - It must be Montreal festival time! Check our guide for summer Montreal festival dates and put on your walking/dancing shoes. After stowing our skis away and shedding the warm clothing, Montreal blossoms during the Summer months. Montreal Hotel rooftop restaurants are bustling with sun-worshipers and outdoor terraces (sidewalk cafés) are thick with tourists and Montrealers alike.
Fall: Without a question, autumn is a most picturesque time of year in Montreal and surrounding areas. Enjoy a colourful walk around Montreal’s Mount Royal and experience the brilliance of our fall leaves with yellow, orange and red leaves adorning the trees. Get there by hiking straight up Peel Street, by bus or a Montreal tradition - take a romantic ride in a Calèche (horse-drawn carriage).
Winter: Winter ski packages are abundant in the land of snow-capped mountains and sleigh rides. The ski hills are so close to Montreal(20 minutes to 2 hours away) that you can ski all day long and return to Montreal for your night's stay. There are of course, many great ski resorts to stay at, should you choose to remain in the mountains overnight.
Enjoy your stay!
This overview outlines what guests can generally expect from motels, hotels, and resorts displaying a Star Rating assigned by us. However, these features and amenities may not be available at apartments, flat-style facilities, bed-and-breakfasts, and other speciality properties. Items listed may not all be offered at every property in a specific rating classification. Our hotel star rating classifications are not a representation or promise of any particular feature or amenity.
Montreal 2 Star Hotels Comfortable establishment with good quality facilities, providing some services and amenities. This classification contains limited-service properties (often all-suite economy properties ) offering upgraded quality and expanded comfort, without the amenities of full-service hotels such as a restaurant or bell staff. An expanded Continental breakfast, including hot items, is often served in a breakfast room.
Montreal 3 Star Hotels Many of these hotels feature multiple restaurants, uniformed bell staff, and enhanced lobbies with upscale decor and live plants. Most properties feature upgraded guestroom decor, large desks paired with comfortable workstation chairs, and TVs housed in armoires. Amenities may include larger bathrooms, incandescent lighting, and stone counters. Often featuring attractive pool areas and small spa facilities or massage treatment rooms.
Montreal 4 Star Hotels Lobbies typically offer upscale decor and multiple conversational areas. Services often include a dedicated concierge, valet parking, turndown service by request, and 24-hour room service. Guestrooms usually feature superior amenities such as large beds, additional seating, minibars, laptop-compatible safes, pillowtop mattresses, bathrobes, and upscale bath products. Decorative features such as crown molding, bathroom artwork, and granite or marble accents may appear. Customarily feature full-service spas, tennis courts, golf access, child-care services, and upgraded pools with poolside food servers.
Montreal 5 Star Hotels Amenities typically include gourmet dining, luxury spas, and full-service health clubs with lavish locker rooms. Staff members are generally polished, anticipate guest needs, and consistently address guests by name. Features may include upgraded check-in, a welcome amenity, and butler service on all or select floors. Guestroom decor is often elegant and may include coordinated fabrics on drapes, chairs, headboards, and duvets. Electronic features sometimes include bedside controls for drapes, lighting, and surround-sound. Oversized bathrooms are often clad in marble, with premium, custom-built features, dual-sink vanities, enclosed toilets, premium spa-brand toiletries, and fresh flowers or live plants. Five-star resorts typically offer signature golf courses, tennis centres with choice of playing surfaces, health clubs with personal trainers, luxurious spas, cultural activities, and children's day camps.
Montreal Boutique Hotels Distinctive, intimate hotels that are uniquely designed and dedicated to details, that provide warm highly personalised service and value to the customer,
Montreal Bed and Breakfasts Accommodations in a private home often with a full, "American-style breakfast" (eggs and meat) or "Continental breakfast" (coffee, juice, bread) included in the rate.