97 de la Commune EST
Montreal, PQ H2Y 1J1 Nightly Rates(143.85 - 211.04)3 Star
Property Description
Located in the heart of historic Old Montreal, right in front of Montreal?s Old Port and the St-Lawrence River. Close proximity to museums, art galleries, boutiques, restaurants. Housed in a historical building dating back to 1882, this charming hotel has an accomplished cellar dine dining restaurant Les Remparts and a wide selection of wines at its wine bar. Bedrooms are enlightened with polished hardwood floors, exposed brick and stone walls and massive beams. 15 rooms face the waterfront and most have whirlpool tubs. All rooms are non-smoking. The view from the rooftop terrace is unparalleled and is a perfect setting for all special occasions.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Free Local Telephone Calls
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Queen Room
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Queen Room with one Queen size bed, beautiful view of the river in the most romantic setting, stone and brick walls, CD player, wireless high speed Internet, Hypoallergenic cover and pillows, umbrella. Non-smoking room.
Deluxe Queen
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Deluxe room with one queen bed, view of the Old Port in the most romantic setting, stone and brick walls, Jacuzzi tub, CD player, wireless high speed Internet, Hypoallergenic cover and pillows, umbrella. Non-smoking room.
Deluxe Double
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Deluxe room with two double beds, view of historic St-Paul Street, stone and brick walls, Jacuzzi tub, CD player, wireless high speed Internet, Hypoallergenic cover and pillows, umbrella. Non-smoking room.
Deluxe King Street View
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King Deluxe Room with one King size bed, view of historic St-Paul Street in the most romantic setting, stone and brick walls, Jacuzzi tub, CD player, wireless high speed Internet, Hypoallergenic cover and pillows, umbrella. Non-smoking room.
Deluxe King River View
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King Deluxe Room with one King size bed, beautiful view of the river in the most romantic setting, stone and brick walls, Jacuzzi tub, CD player, wireless high speed Internet, Hypoallergenic cover and pillows, umbrella. Non-smoking room.
All rooms Feature
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All rooms are adorned with natural light and all windows open onto the St. Lawrence river or historic St Paul street. Decorated with hardwood floor, stone-brick walls and brass beds. Hypoallergenic pillows and comforters, soft terrycloth bathrobes and slippers, upscale toiletries, esential elements.
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Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3PM
Check out time is 12PM
Time Zone is GMT -5
Opened in 1996
Renovated in 2004
27 rooms.
0 suites.
5 floors.
Directions
Take Highway 20 EST (East), direction Montreal. Follow Autoroute Ville-Marie/ Centre Ville (Autoroute 720 EST). Keep in the right lane. Take Exit #6, rue Saint-Laurent/ rue Berri (Vieux-Montreal). Stay on the right lane and at take the rue Berri exit. Stay on the right lane and turn right at the second light (rue Berri). Follow Berri Stret. The perpendicular street is de la Commune. Turn right. The Auberge is located at 97 de la Commune EST.
Auberge du Vieux-Port is located in the heart of Old Montreal, facing the river.
YUL - Dorval Airport - 12 Miles East
Guarantee Policy
A credit card guarantee is required to secure your reservation for late arrival.
Cancellation Policy
Thru the internet site where your reservation was made, all reservations must be cancelled 3 days prior to arrival to avoid a fee equal to one night's accommodation.
Restaurant Information
Les Remparts
Wine Bar- Wines, Various Beverages Summer rooftop Terrace - Lunch and Gastronomic Diner Seasonal French Cuisine Room Service available 6pm-10pm
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Convention facilities- Off Site
Total number of meeting rooms - 2 Total meeting room capacity - 60 Capacity of largest meeting room - 25 capacity of smallest meeting room - 12 Seating Format options- Board Room - 17 U-shape - 13
Recreation Information
On-Site Recreation
* Massage Service in Room * Sightseeing Tours
Off-Site Recreation
* Night Club * Health Club * Spa * Jogging Path * Bicycling/Rollerblading * Sailing/Boating * Outdoor Skating * Jun-Jul - S.A.Q. Fireworks
Attractions Located Nearby
* Contention Centre - 0.8 KMS S * Imax/ISCI Centre - 400 m N * Montreal - 0.1 KMS S * Montreal Courthouse - 0.1 KMS S * Multimedia City - 1.5 KMS E * Notre Dame Basilica - 200 m N * Old Port of Montreal - 0 KMS N * Stock Exchange Tower - 1.5 KMS N * World Trade Centre - 1.3 KMS E * Biodome / Olympic Stadium - 12 km N * Fine Art Museum 4 km * Main shopping area 2 km
Corporate Located Nearby
* Banque Nationale du Canada - 1.0km * Banque of Montréal - 0.3km * Barreau du Québec - 0.5km * Bell Canada - 1.5km * Hydro-Quibec - 1.0km * IATA - 1.5km * Palais de Justice (Court House)-0.5km * Palais des Congres (Convention Centre) - 0.5km * Radio Canada/CBC - 0.5km * Tecsys - 0.3km
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