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Rooftop terrace with panoramic views – One of the city’s best spots for sunset cocktails, the rooftop offers striking views over the St Lawrence River and Old Montreal’s historic rooftops. By day, it’s a peaceful suntrap; by night, it transforms into a buzzing social hub with DJ sets and a stylish crowd.
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Seamless blend of old and new – The hotel occupies two 18th-century buildings, beautifully restored and connected by a modern glass structure. Interiors are cool and contemporary, with concrete, steel and glass softened by warm woods, curated artwork and thoughtful lighting.
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Spa William Gray – A standout wellness offering in the city, the spa includes a state-of-the-art thermal circuit, steam room, cold plunge, Himalayan salt room and herbal sauna. Treatments use high-end products and there’s a quiet relaxation lounge for post-massage bliss.
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Prime Old Montreal location – Perfectly placed for exploring the cobbled streets, boutique shops and historic squares of the city’s oldest neighbourhood. Step outside and you’re minutes from Place Jacques-Cartier, the Old Port and some of the city’s best cafés and galleries.
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Maison Pépin concept store – Tucked just off the hotel’s lobby, this family-run boutique is a favourite with locals for its stylish homeware, fashion and lifestyle pieces – all with a distinctly Montreal twist. Think artisan ceramics, linen throws and small-batch scents.
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Dynamic dining options – Maggie Oakes, the hotel’s signature restaurant, serves farm-to-table grill dishes with a focus on Quebec produce, in a slick dining room overlooking Place Jacques-Cartier. There’s also a casual café, seasonal alfresco dining and excellent in-room breakfast.






































