Auberge du vieux-Port, CANADA

Description: Auberge du vieux-Port

The Auberge du Vieux-Port is located in a historic landmark building intrinsically connected to that of Ville-Marie, modern day Montreal. Because of its proximity to the St-Lawrence River, this building (circa 1882) has served as a depot, a warehouse, a general store and a grocery store for the seamen who docked in the harbor for fresh supplies.

Its most famous owner was Hector Lamontagne, a businessman who owned a leather goods shop specializing in saddles, harnesses and trunks. Time went on leaving the building abandoned until 1995 when it was acquired and transformed into the jewel it is today.

Les Remparts, the hotel restaurant serves fine French cuisine and is the two time winner-of the Ulysse's Prize in the Gastronomy category awarded by Tourism Montreal. The hotel has a splendid rooftop terrace with a panoramic view of the St-Lawrence River and the city.

Located in the heart of the Historical City, the Auberge du Vieux-Port is only a few steps away from the Montreal Convention Center, the Court House, The International Quarter and the Multimedia Center. Discover the museums, art galleries, boutiques and the fun-loving spirit of the Old Port.

Description des chambres: Auberge du vieux-Port

27 charming rooms with Queen, King size or two long double beds. Each room's décor incorporates historic details.

5 Queen Standard Rooms with shower and river view, 2 Queen Deluxe Rooms with jacuzzi tub and Old Port view, 4 Rooms with 2 double beds, jacuzzi tub and St.Paul Street view, 8 King Deluxe rooms with jacuzzi tub and St.Paul Street view, 8 King Deluxe rooms with jacuzzi tub and river view.

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