The
Queen Elizabeth.
This venerable, 1000-room Fairmont property is the grande dame of Montréal
hotels. It’s located at the very epicenter of the City, above the
train station (VIA Rail and AMTRAK), connected to Place Ville Marie, in
Montréal’s expansive Underground City, with its thousands
of boutiques, restaurants and cafés. The hotel’s location
is the best in the city, and the hotel has all the creature comforts,
including pool and state-of-the-art health club. This is our preferred
hotel for business and leisure visitors.
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The Marriott Château Champlain.
This landmark hotel is affectionately known to Montréalers as the
“cheese grater” for reasons you’ll understand on arrival.
The architecturally unique, high-rise property overlooks Dominion Square
and Mount Royal, and the views through the floor to ceiling windows from
the north side of the hotel are stunning, especially in the autumn, or
during an evening snowfall (ask for a north-facing room on an upper floor).
The hotel is connected by elevator to a Metro station in its lower level,
and to the legendary Montréal Underground with everything it has
to offer.
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Bonaventure Hilton.
A unique penthouse hotel in the heart of the city, the Hilton
occupies the top floors of Place Bonaventure, a 17-story shopping and
business complex. Guestrooms are nicely decorated and offer lovely garden
or panoramic city views. the Hilton is within walking distance of old
Montreal and the Convention Centre and also enjoys direct underground
access to the train station and Le Metro. Primarily a business traveler’s
hotel, one unique feature that your kids will be talking about for years
is the outdoor, rooftop swimming pool that’s accessible from inside
the hotel by ducking under a window that extends below the water’s
surface.
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Wyndham Montréal.
Conveniently located atop Montréal’s Complexe Desjardins
shopping and restaurant center, and across the street (and connected by
tunnel to) Place des Arts, Montréal’s performing arts complex
and the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Wyndham is a good choice for leisure
and business visitors (including families). Guests can easily walk, under
ground, to the Place des Arts Metro station which offers subway access
to virtually the entire city. Notre Dame Basilica and Old Montréal
are also an easy four- or five-block walk. Conventioneers can walk two
blocks, above or below ground, to Palais du Congres, Montréal’s
recently expanded Convention Center.
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