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InterContinental Montréal
At a Glance
- iPod alarm clocks
- easy underground access to shopping and nightlife
- new Java U café in lobby
Pros
- business-oriented (the convention center is across the street)
- a bit posh for families with youngsters
Cons
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On the edge of Old Montréal, this award-winning luxury hotel across from Toqué! restaurant is part of the Montréal World Trade Center, drawing international business travelers and design-savvy tourists who appreciate decor accents like leather and suede bed fixtures. And let's not overlook the 40" flat screens. Heavy drapes pull back to reveal floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking downtown or Old Montréal and the waterfront. Bathrooms have separate marble tubs and sexy showers. Buzz is strong, literally, about the new absinthe bar, Sarah B, where the "green fairy" elixir is served from a real absinthe fountain. The hotel's lively brasserie, Osco!, serves fine French provincial cuisine. A footbridge links the hotel's main building with the 18th-century Nordheimer Building, once a piano factory, for meeting rooms and historic oomph.
- Address: 360 rue St-Antoine Ouest, Old Montréal, Montréal, QC, H2Y 3X4 | Map It
- Phone: 514/987--9900; 800/361--3600
- Website: www.montreal.intercontinental.com
- Metro Square-Victoria or Place-d'Armes.
- Location: Old Montréal (Vieux-Montréal)
Contact Information
- 357 rooms, 23 suites.
- Restaurant, bar, pool, gym, business center, parking.
- Rooms have: a/c, Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes no meals.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Amenities
Member Reviews
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janschwartz, from California
This hotel was comfortable and luxurious, and we were able to get an excellent rate online for a short weekend stay. It is definitely convenient, as it's only a couple of blocks from the oldest part of Vieux Montreal, while still being near the convention center and public transportation.
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