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Literally steps from all the main attractions, yet with an inner courtyard that creates a core of tranquility at the heart of the mayhem.

An elegant 1912 heritage house features luxurious amenities, gourmet breakfasts and a spa.

With over 400 rooms, the hotel is capped by the L’Astral restaurant with a 360-degree revolving view.

Larger than most boutique hotels with 142 rooms, the Vogue provides guests with a wonderfully central location from which to explore all the sights and the nightlife of the city. It is also the new permanent home for a legend among Montréal’s restaurants, Chez George’s.

This early 20th-century inn with white columns, palatial grounds and antique-filled rooms overlooks Lake Massawippi.

The perfect intimate location overlooking Lake Massawippi and offering 90 acres of land. Every effort is made to accommodate travelers’ needs.

A longstanding landmark of sophistication and old-world charm, this elegant Neo-Classical structure attracts an élite clientele often seen relaxing with cocktails or English tea in the courtyard garden. Book well in advance.

With access to galleries, museums, shopping and nightlife, the Sofitel stands as a welcome luxury chain addition to the city’s underlying shortage of hotel rooms. Every frill and service is available. Dining excellence is on-site at Le Renoir restaurant.

This hostel has 250 beds in a variety of rooms for two, four or six people and also rents studios for longer-stay visitors. There is a TV room, access to a gym and parking.

Y des Femmes (Y for women) has become a very popular place since the larger YMCA closed its 330 rooms. This hotel has 66 comfortable rooms in a choice of shared bathroom facilities or en-suite. The ambiance is friendly and the location makes it possible to walk to major attractions and restaurants in the downtown core. Cable TV, indoor pool, 24-hour reception, laundry and health center.