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Opening again in 2004 with a completely new makeover, this hotel and tourism training center gives you the height of service. Accommodations and decor are traditional and well appointed and the food is abundant and delicious. Directly across from colorful Carré Saint-Louis.

Along the commercial thoroughfare from Montréal International Airport Dorval, visitors are shuttled here free of charge around the clock. Standard hotel comforts and an inexpensive option for travelers on a budget.

A heritage exterior gives way to plush accommodations inside. Friendly staff, proud of their manoir , offer a 24-hour reception, suites with whirlpools, and Internet facilities.

This is the hotel chosen by the International Jazz Festival of Montréal as the host site for their Midnight Jam Sessions. The hotel has an airy, cosmopolitan energy throughout, the staff are professional and the rooms top notch.

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.

A million-dollar location attracts visitors to this charming hotel. Rooms are decorated in the style of the British Colonial era and maintain an air of refinement. Rooms have views of the St Lawrence River or the garden.

Spectacular views of the Château Frontenac and St Lawrence River make this a memorable stay. Rooms are well appointed with amenities such as kitchenettes and balconies.

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

Mahogany desks, wood panelling and a magnificent hall welcome guests to this historic building. Pool, parking and restaurant.

The Hilton offers 577 sumptuous rooms, a great view and vicinity to Place Québec shopping.