Perched in the heart of Montreal, Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth 5* blends mid-century architectural character with contemporary design touches. The lobby hums with a refined energy, its high ceilings and subtle textures creating a sense of spacious calm. Corridors lead past 1960s-inspired rooms, where clean lines, muted tones, and tactile fabrics evoke understated elegance. 

Beyond the hotel, Montreal reveals its layered character. In Old Montreal, cobbled streets and historic façades invite leisurely exploration, while the soaring spires of Notre-Dame Basilica catch the afternoon light. Along Sainte-Catherine Street, cafés fill the air with the scent of freshly baked pastries and roasted coffee, and boutiques and galleries showcase the city’s creative energy.

Perched between the 5th and 17th floors, the Fairmont View King Room offers expansive city vistas that stretch across Montreal’s skyline. Sunlight softens the contemporary décor, enhanced by touches of 1960s vintage charm. Sleek furnishings and textured fabrics invite repose, while subtle scents of the room create a welcoming calm.

With captivating views from the 5th to 17th floors, this Fairmont View Room accommodates up to four guests in a stylish, 250-square-foot setting. Contemporary design intertwines with 1960s-inspired details, creating a refined yet inviting ambience. 

Elevated on the 18th and 19th floors, the Fairmont Gold Large King Room offers sweeping city views from a spacious 475-square-foot sanctuary. Contemporary furnishings echo 1960s motifs, creating an energetic yet restful atmosphere. Light and texture interplay across plush fabrics and sleek surfaces, while subtle scents enhance the room’s inviting warmth.

This is an accommodation-only stay.

At Moment Spa, every detail invites relaxation. The delicate scent of essential oils mingles with soft music, and treatment rooms provide indulgent massages, facials, and nail care that restore both mind and body.

The indoor pool reflects light across serene surroundings, while the hot tub and sauna envelop guests in soothing warmth. The gym and fitness studio offer energising workouts or guided classes, allowing visitors to strengthen and stretch in a calm, restorative setting. 

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Set off on an immersive excursion from Montreal, exploring Old Quebec, its UNESCO-listed historic treasures, and the majestic Montmorency Falls, higher than Niagara.

Discover Old Montréal East on an immersive guided tour of its cobbled streets, iconic monuments and lively atmosphere, for a fascinating journey through the city's history.

Explore Canadian wildlife and discover the history of the First Nations at Parc Oméga, with an immersive safari and cultural and natural activities for all the family.

Regarded as Canada’s cultural capital, Montréal is a dynamic island-city on the St. Lawrence River, where European charm meets North American energy. Its blend of historic districts, artistic enclaves, and diverse neighbourhoods makes it a fascinating destination. Beyond the well-trodden paths of Old Montréal, the city’s creative pulse can be felt in its street art, indie theatres, and underground music venues.

Must-sees:

• Mile End’s creative quarter – A hub of independent cafés, vintage shops, and a thriving arts scene, this bohemian district offers a glimpse into Montréal’s artistic spirit.
• Pointe-à-Callière Museum – Built over the city's original settlement, this archaeological museum delves into Montréal’s layered history through immersive exhibits and underground ruins.
• Jean-Talon Market – One of North America’s largest public markets, this vibrant spot in Little Italy is the perfect place to experience the city’s multicultural food scene.

Culinary culture:

Montréal’s gastronomic scene is a reflection of its rich heritage, blending French, Jewish, and international influences. Beyond the famed bagels and poutine, explore the city’s lesser-known culinary treasures. Try tourtière, a spiced meat pie from Québec’s rural traditions, or sip a glass of locally produced ice cider, a delicacy unique to the province’s cold winters. The city’s Jewish delis, Portuguese rotisseries, and Haitian eateries further highlight its diverse flavours.

Dive deeper:

For a different perspective, explore the Réseau Express Métropolitain, Montréal’s underground city, where a vast network of tunnels links shopping centres, museums, and metro stations. Music lovers should seek out an intimate jazz show in the Plateau, while history buffs can visit the lesser-known Château Ramezay, a former governor’s residence filled with colonial artefacts.

Good to know:

The ideal time to visit is late spring or early autumn, when the city’s festival calendar is in full swing and the weather is pleasant. Montréal is best explored on foot or by its efficient metro system, though cycling is a great way to see its many green spaces and waterfront promenades.