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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.

The royalty of Montréal hotels embodies grace and comfort. This was also the location of John Lennon famous “Bed-In” of 1969.

This renovated 1870 building provides visitors with elegant surroundings. Conference facilities, a spa and other touches make one feel pampered.

This former office building has been transformed into a serene hotel in the midst of all the downtown activity. It is highlighted by excellent food and impeccable service.

The InterContinental connects with the Montréal World Trade Center by way of an atrium, where guests and visitors are served a bonanza of shopping and leisure options under one roof.

On top of the 17-story Place Bonaventure convention center, the Hilton provides an oasis of comfort and convenience. It has an enticing swimming pool and the French cuisine is exquisite at its Le Castillon restaurant.

In the center of VieuxQuébec, the Château Frontenac astounds guests with its beauty and luxury. It’s decorated as a veritable museum of Canadiana throughout, with a birch-bark canoe and stuffed grizzly bear in the lobby and artifacts on its walls (see Château Frontenac).

This friendly hotel faces Parc Georges-V and is within close proximity to Parlement and Parc des Champs-de-Bataille.

This fabulous hotel, dating from 1761, is embellished by a golf course, a casino, and a setting on the St Lawrence River. It frequently attracts US presidents, Hollywood stars and high-rolling gamblers.

Golf, spas, adventure activities, boutiques, and restaurants in a village setting.