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Romantic Hotels in Montreal's Old Port



Bienvenue à Montréal

Montreal, the largest city in Quebec, began in 1642 as a mission and outpost of French exploration. Cobblestone streets, cafes, and French architecture still enliven its Old Port (Vieux-Port) along the St. Lawrence River.

Today Montreal is a metropolitan mosaic of cultures and home to 4 million residents. Spreading across its gentle slopes are townhouses, glass towers, major universities, and the vast greenery of Mount Royal park. With 16,000 hotel rooms downtown, it is also a popular city for conventions!

Consider skipping the car — Montreal is a walkable city with a good metro system, buses are frequent, and you can cycle 190 km of bike lanes (separated from traffic).

We offer information on lodging in Montreal for your next vacation, business trip, or cultural event, including the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal each June in the Quartier des Spectacles. To begin, click your favorite hotel choice!


Insider Travel Tips

  • Old Montreal (Vieux-Montréal) has quaint cobblestone streets, restaurants, and 19th-century charm at the riverfront. Rooftop bars such as "Terrasse Nelligan" offer views of Notre Dame Basilica and Old Port buildings.
  • Bordering Montreal's Old Port, Clock Tower Beach has fine sand, chairs, and parasols just 7 minutes from downtown.
  • The Montreal International Film Festival will celebrate visual storytelling from August 28 to 30, 2026.