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Comprised of micro-boutiques, beauty retreats and independent restaurants, Old Montreal is officially open for sipping, shopping or just straight-up unwinding. A stroll through this open-air gem reveals that fresh, upscale and artistic hangout the city has been missing.
The surrounding area is home to a variety of restaurants, bars, music venues, museums, and art galleries and home to the biggest event.
The constant movement and activities in this neighbourhood will never leave a dull moment in your memorable staycation.
Our prime location is in one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in the area. While this vibrant atmosphere is undoubtedly one of the strengths, it's worth noting that on certain weekday or weekends, the noise level in the area can be higher than usual.

There's plenty to do in both summer and winter.
Montreal's various festivals are a year-round attraction. Renowned restaurants are also a great way to discover Montreal's gastronomy. Cultural activities, such as museums and exhibitions, are also a great way to learn more about Montreal's history and attractions.
Getting around is child's play thanks to self-service bike rental, Bixi, or by metro thanks to the various stations serving Old Montreal and downtown.
You can also enjoy the Old Port and Bonsecours Basin Park by renting a pedal boat on the small artificial lake to explore the landscape in summer, or renting ice skates in winter.