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Hotel Gault
Montreal
A minimalist design hotel in an 1871 cotton warehouse in Old Montreal.
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Montreal's boutique hotels fill 19th-century stone warehouses in Old Montreal, in a city with a joyful French-Canadian flair.
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Montreal
A minimalist design hotel in an 1871 cotton warehouse in Old Montreal.
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Montreal
A romantic hotel in Old Montreal named for the poet Émile Nelligan, with a rooftop terrace over the old town.
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Montreal
Two 18th-century houses joined by a modern glass tower on Place Jacques-Cartier, with a rooftop bar.
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Montreal
A grand 1880s mansion in the Golden Square Mile with a modern tower behind it.
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Montreal
An all-suite hotel beside the Notre-Dame Basilica, with a hidden garden and spacious rooms.
Montreal is the largest French-speaking city in the Americas and one of the most enjoyable cities in North America, with a lively food scene, festivals almost every weekend in summer and a European feel. Old Montreal's cobbled streets and grey-stone buildings sit beside the St. Lawrence River, while the Plateau and Mile End are full of cafés, bagel shops and murals.
Old Montreal has the most characterful small hotels, in converted banks and warehouses near the Old Port. Downtown and the Golden Square Mile are convenient for shopping and museums, and the Plateau is great for local life.
Summer and early autumn are the best seasons, with the Jazz Festival in late June and early July. Winters are very cold but festive, and the underground city links much of downtown.
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We list 5 boutique hotels in Montreal, including Hotel Gault, Hotel Nelligan and Hôtel William Gray.
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