Hôtel Place d'Armes
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Character and identity
Three nineteenth-century greystones on what was once Montreal's main commercial street have been knit together to form this 169-room hotel a block from Notre-Dame Basilica. Inside, the rooms are surprisingly contemporary: built from scratch in the early 2000s, they run large with high ceilings, exposed red-brick feature walls, white bedding and sheer curtains, leaning fresh and lightly mid-century. Dining is split between Brasserie 701, where a continental breakfast comes included, and Kyo, the Japanese restaurant; both handle room service. A rooftop terrasse looks across Place d'Armes square to Old Montreal and the downtown skyline. There's a spa on site and a free downtown shuttle.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples and design-minded travellers who want a stylish, well-priced base in Old Montreal, within walking distance of Notre-Dame, the cobbled streets and the waterfront. Anyone who values big, light rooms, a strong breakfast, and a summer rooftop for evening drinks will be very happy here.
Should look elsewhere:
Guests expecting a full luxury hotel in the Forbes-rated sense, with butler-style service and an extensive amenity stack, should set expectations: this is a polished midrange property in heritage shells, not a grand palace. Families needing kids' programming won't find it.
Bottom line
The pitch here is location and value: three handsomely retrofitted greystones steps from Notre-Dame, with rooms more spacious and contemporary than the historic facade suggests. Book a suite to get the jetted tub and rain shower, and aim for summer if the rooftop terrasse matters; the included breakfast at Brasserie 701 sweetens any rate.
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What this place offers
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Public internet workstation
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Room service
- Breakfast
- Breakfast buffet
- Smoke-free property
- Credit cards
