Near the northern end of the Galeries St-Hubert shopping arcade, this hotel has an Art Deco facade and is decorated in a variety of styles, including "Maritime" rooms with blue-and-yellow walls and wood floors. Guest rooms come equipped with handy extras, such as trouser presses and minibars that automatically replenish drinks. The greenery-filled atrium incorporates a 10-foot-high section of the 12th-century city wall and serves excellent Scandinavian-style open sandwiches. Pros: good breakfast, great central location, great in-house dining option at the Sea Grill. Cons: hotel has a bit of a stuffy feel.
Reviewed by jholc from Cincinnati on 5/31/08
The Radisson SAS has a very impressive atrium. The breakfast is wonderful. As usual, the atmosphere is a bit stuffy and does not have a feel of a small hotel. It is for the business traveller. I would highly recommend it. The value, at least at the time I stayed, was fantastic during the week. Prices shot up over the weekend. Nice central location.
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