1659 Sherbrooke Street West
Montreal, PQ H3H 1E3 Nightly Rates(184.60 - 527.42)4 Star
Property Description
A beautiful heritage home totally renovated and redecorated with an old world elegance along with contemporary chic style and the utmost convenience. The 65 guest rooms and suites make this boutique hotel truly unique in the heart of downtown Montreal. The Chateau Versailles genuinely reflects charm, elegance and joie de vivre which Montreal is known for. The welcoming staff is multilingual. Guests will find the hotel is located in close proximity to shopping, famous restaurants, art galleries, antique stores and the Museum of Fine Arts. Children aged 11 and under stay free in room using existing bedding. Children age 12-17 11.50USD plus taxes extra per child. Rates include Room and cold buffet breakfast.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Free Newspaper
Room Service
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Room Information
Deluxe King Fireplace
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King Fireplace includes a king bed, working area, a bright and elegant bathroom and most importantly a unique fireplace operated with electricity-no fuss no mess just flip a switch for romance. The room offers a rich European feel with high ceilings, crown moldings, and walls accented with a combination of tangerine or soft golden hues. Sleeps 2.
Deluxe 2 Queens
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Deluxe rooms are exquisite. This room features 2 queen beds. The custom made furniture, the exotic wood and brilliantly contrasting wall colors are seductive. The top of the line bedding boasts fluffy pillows and blankets with a velvet feel, the bathroom is perfectly intimate, and all deluxe rooms feature CD players. Sleeps 4.
Deluxe Queen
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Deluxe rooms are exquisite. This room features 1 queen bed. The custom made furniture, the exotic wood and brilliantly contrasting wall colors are seductive. The top of the line bedding boasts fluffy pillows and blankets with a velvet feel, the bathroom is perfectly intimate, and all deluxe rooms feature CD players. Sleeps 2.
Deluxe Suite
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The perfect room for entertaining or business engagements. The Suite deluxe offers a superb yet cozy sitting room, jacuzzi, and private bedroom. The furniture is custom designed. Sleeps 2.
Versailles Suite
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Spacious king bedded room with abundant light. Sleeps 2.
Standard
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Easily accessible, standard rooms are located on street level. Rooms offer either 1 queen or 1 double bed. Sleeps 2.
Superior
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Superior rooms offer either 1 king or 1 queen bed. Rooms are spacious with city views. Sleeps 2.
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Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3pm
Check out time is 12pm
65 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
Start going towards the AIRPORT EXIT on ROMEO-VACHON RUE S. Continue on ROMEO-VACHON RUE. Take the QC-520 ramp. Merge on QC-520. Take the BOUCHARD BOUL exit. Turn Right on BOUCHARD BOUL. Continue on DORVAL AV. Bear Right on UNNAMED STREET. Take the QC-20 ramp. Merge on QC-20. Continue on QC-720. Take the ST-MARC RUE exit. Bear Left on ST-MARC RUE. Turn Left on SHERBROOKE RUE.
Start going towards the AIRPORT EXIT. Bear Left on COMMERCE A-4. Bear Left on AUT MAURICE-RICHARD. Continue on QC-50. Turn Right on QC-117. Take the QC-15 ramp. Merge on QC-15. Take the DECARIE BOUL exit. Continue on DECARIE BOUL. Turn Left on DE LA COTE-ST-LUC CH. Turn Right on VICTORIA AVE. Turn Left on SHERBROOKE RUE.
In the hear of Montreal.
YUL-Dorval Airport-11mi NE - YMX-Mirabel 32mi SW
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. A deposit is not required. Non-guaranteed reservations are not accepted. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions, see Rate Rules.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled by 4 PM day of arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night stay plus tax. No-show fee: 1 night stay plus tax. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions, see Rate Rules.
Restaurant Information
Bronte
Location - Across the street Type - Full Service restaurant Cuisine - Fresh market/International
Meeting Facility
The property does not have on-site meeting facilities.
Recreation Information
Recreation
Fitness Center, Health Club, Bicycling, Exercising, Museum/Gallery Viewing, Night Club, Shopping, Sightseeing Tours, Treadmill, Theatre, Tennis, Universal Gym, Wine Tasting, Winter Sports.
Art Galleries
0.0 Miles East
Crescent Street bars and restaurants
0.1 Miles East
Designer Shopping
1.3 Miles East
Molson Center
0.3 Miles South East
Mont Royal
0.6 Miles North
Montreal Casino
2.5 Miles South East
Museum of Fine Arts
0.1 Miles East
Old Montreal
1.3 Miles South East
Palais des Congres
1.3 Miles South East
Place Bonaventure
0.6 Miles South East
Place Ville Marie
0.3 Miles South East
St Josephs Oratory
3.1 Miles West
Westmount Square Shopping
0.3 Miles West
Downtown Business Quarter
1.3 Miles East
Industrial Area West Island
3.1 Miles West
Laval Business Area
6.3 Miles North
Place Ville Marie
0.3 Miles South East
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