Montréal hôtels. Boutique hôtels de luxe à Montréal, Quebec Province

Nos hôtels boutique de luxe à Montréal :

Hôtels boutique de luxe à Montréal, Canada

Chateau Versailles Hotel

Situé en plein coeur de Montréal, l'hôtel Château Versailles a su garder tout son charme et vous garantit une atmosphère chic et cosy. Il rend hommage aux plus grands artistes québécois.

from 123 CAD

Hotel St Paul

L’hôtel St Paul se l'exemple du luxe et du modernisme de la ville de Montréal. Sa superbe et très réussie restauration et sa localisation au cœur des quartiers très branchés du centre ville embelliront votre séjour.

from 207 CAD

Information about Montréal:

Montreal is the second largest city in the world in terms of French language. Most of 3,700,000 people live in Montreal today. It represents the 15th largest metropolitan area in Northern America. But according to the travelers, Montreal is the number 1 city in the world for the ambience. In fact, Montreal is many cities in one. Its French history and culture is unique in North America. Montreal was founded in 1642, and 300 years later the city has admirably well conserved these centuries-old jewels. Montreal is located at 190 kilometers of Ottawa and 265 kilometers of Quebec City. This city is surrounded by water. In fact Montreal is located on an island in the St. Lawrence River.

Attractions in Montréal:

There are plenty of things to do and to see in Montreal. There are so many attractions, that we can only list few of them: the historic districts, the zoos, the water and amusement parks, the museums… Our Preferred Attractions in Montreal: The Montreal Casino Address: 1 avenue du Casino Montreal, State Casino, restaurants, bars, and Cabaret, means everything for a good evening. The Underground City Address: Montreal, State This is the world's largest underground pedestrian area. Notre-Dame Basilica Address: 116 Notre-Dame Street Montreal, State This basilica is the largest one in North America. Mount Royal Address: Montreal, State Mount Royal is a jewel. This 101-hectare park was created in 1874. Olympic Stadium Address: Montreal, State This unique Stadium was built for the 1976 Olympic Games. Biodome Address: 4777 Pierre-de-Coubertin Ave. Montreal, State This edifice consists of four different ecological habitats. Mammals, birds and plant life thrive in mini-habitats. This a very nice place for children. Museum of Archaeology and History Address: 350 Place Royale Montreal, State This museum is very representative of the history of Montreal. Botanical Gardens (Jardin Botanique de Montreal) Address: 4101 Sherbrooke St. E. Montreal, State The Botanical Gardens represent a very large garden containing over 20,000 different plant species.

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Transportation in Montréal:

Airport: Montréal – Montréal Trudeau Airport Address: 975 Roméo-Vachon Boulevard North, Suite 317, Montréal, Québec H4Y 1H1, Canada Phone: 514 394 7377 Montréal Trudeau Airport is situated just 25 kilometers (16 miles) west of Montréal. It is off the east-west Highway-20. However, you can also go along the Côte-de-Liesse Highway-520 from Montreal. Upon arrival, you can hire a car very easily from Alamo, Avis, Budget, Hertz, National and Thrifty, with offices situated in the Arrivals area. Thanks to the excellent public transportation system, the airport is at easy reach from any point of the city by Taxi or by Bus. The shuttle Aérobus is very convenient. It operates between the airport and Montreal centre. This is a free shuttle between Montréal-Trudeau and Montréal-Mirabel airport for those you have connecting flights. There is also a free shuttle from the airport to some major hotels downtown. Public transportation: Montréal's public transportation system is great. Subway (one of the safest in the world), buses, trains allow visitors and inhabitants to reach major destinations. The best for tourists is to buy a 1 to 3 day passes. This will give you unlimited access to transportation on bus and tube. You can also buy individual tickets; however, if you need to use both transportations, you must ask a transfer the bus or tube station. Attention, transfers are valid only 90 minutes.

Entertainment in Montréal:

When the lights turn on in the streets, a new life begins in Montreal. In fact bars, comedy clubs and nightclubs get alive. We select especially for you the best places in order to spend a good time during the night. Our Preferred Places in Montreal: Saint Sulpice - Address: 1680, rue Saint Denis, Montreal In this bar everything is included (terrace, pool tables, and jazz lounge) Hurleys - Address: 1225 Crescent St., Montreal This is a very cool irish pub with the best choice of whiskey and live music. Peel Pub - Address: 1107 Ste-Catherine St W, Montreal If you are looking for something very big and loud this is the best place in the Montreal downtown. Chez Pare - Address: 281 St-Catherine Street, Montreal Shows and Chippendales at the Menu… 737 Night Club - Address: 1, Place Ville-Marie, Montreal The best place for dancing, so prepare your shoes… Club Dome 2000 - Address: 32 St. Catherine West, Montreal It is a very special nightclub where “fun” is the key word. Le Loft - Address: 1405, boul. Saint-Laurent, Montreal A “beautiful” place! If you want to dance and to drink, go here. Sona - Address: 1439 Bleury, Montreal If you like electronic and hip-hop music, Sona is your place. Montreal Casino - Address: 1 avenue du Casino, Montreal For something very elegant: The Montreal Casino Sherlock - Address: 1010 Ste Catherine West (Peel metro station), Montreal The Sherlock is a combination between bar, dance floor, pool tables and tables for conversations. Les Bobards - Address: 4328 boul. St-Laurent, Montreal Very nice place for dancing and chatting.

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Montréal, Canada

Logement de luxe Montréal, Canada Le regard et la sensation sont une combinaison de certains des aspects les plus fins de deux continents. Son horizon nord-américain avec ses grands immeubles de verre surplombe les églises et les monuments qui puisent leur inspiration des modèles européens. C'est également la deuxième plus grande métropole de langue française après Paris, mais seulement deux tiers des trois millions et demi de ses habitants sont d'origine française. Partout où vous regardez vous trouverez des signes de fierté civique et de prospérité. Dans le quartier historique du Vieux Montréal, sur les bancs du fleuve St Laurent, vous trouverez de nombreuses petites rues et places. L’influence ainsi que les nombreuses traditions européennes, garantissent une excellente cuisine, qu’elle soit française, italienne, grecque...