Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
Montreal · Canada
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Character and identity
Behind a preserved 1960s facade in downtown Montreal sits a 950-room hotel reinvented by a $140 million Sid Lee renovation that opened up the ground floor as a genuine civic hub. Locals cut through the lobby on their lunch routes; the bar and restaurant fill after work. The 21 floors hold a permanent collection of 123 works by Quebec and Canadian artists. Rosélys handles the sit-down dining, Nacarat the cocktails and casual plates, Kréma the coffee, and Marché Artisans the local provisions. A 24-hour wellness centre, indoor pool, and the eight-room Moment Spa round out a property that feels more current than its scale suggests.
Who's it for
Best for:
Business travellers and design-minded urbanites who want to be plugged into Montreal. The 85,000-square-foot CoLab meeting campus, direct indoor link to Gare Centrale and the 19-mile underground city, and the buzzy lobby scene suit conference-goers, creative-industry visitors, and weekenders curious about Quebec's contemporary art and food.
Should look elsewhere:
Couples after a quiet, intimate retreat will find the scale and constant foot traffic overwhelming. Travellers seeking historic-grand-hotel formality or a resort-style escape should book elsewhere; this is a high-energy urban property, not a hideaway.
Bottom line
What you're paying for here is location and energy: a downtown crossroads with the underground city at your feet, a serious meeting facility, and a lobby that doubles as a public living room. Book a renovated Fairmont Room for the geometric-wood look, or splurge on the 17th-floor Lennon-Ono suite if the history appeals. Winter stays benefit most from the indoor connectivity.
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What this place offers
- Babysitting services
- Bar
- Gym
- Indoor pool
- Meeting rooms
- Pet friendly
- Restaurants
- Spa
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
