The 5-star Sofitel Montréal Le Carré Doré is situated in the heart of the city, in the exclusive Carré Doré district, in close proximity to the verdant Parc du Mont-Royal. The Victorian-style building offers guests a luxurious environment characterised by minimalist design and warm refinement. The hotel boasts a gourmet restaurant and a bar, where guests can enjoy innovative cuisine crafted with locally sourced ingredients and paired with expertly crafted cocktails. The Musée des Beaux-Arts and Crescent Street are both easily accessible from the hotel, making this an ideal base for exploring Montréal.
Deal negotiated for you
- Stay in Superior Room 1 King Size Bed.
- Accommodation only, meals not included
- Flights departing from the city of your choice
- Including 19% local taxes
- Tourist tax of 3,50% included
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Rooms
The Sofitel Montréal Le Carré Doré provides guests with modern rooms featuring a refined design and comfortable furnishings for their stay in Quebec. These rooms are designed to accommodate two or four guests, making them ideal for city breaks for couples or friends.
Superior Room - king-size bed [31 M2]
Upon entering the room, guests will find it decorated in a contemporary, urban style. This accommodation for two will undoubtedly impress, featuring carpeted floors, a goose feather duvet and pillows on the king-size bed, as well as high bay windows that allow for an abundance of natural light.
Deluxe King Room [35 M2]
This double bedroom will delight with its generous space, elegant furnishings, and quality fittings. You'll find a plush king-size bed with real feather bedding, a bright study area, an LCD TV with on-demand programmes, a Bose radio alarm clock, a Nespresso machine, and a modern bathroom.
Deluxe Room - 2 Double Beds [35 M2]
This room, designed to accommodate four guests, is just as comfortable and distinguished as the double Luxury room. It also has the same functional amenities. You'll love its two double beds with extra comfortable bedding, ideal for catching up on rest upon your return from your visits to the city.
Restaurants & bars
Your stay at the Sofitel Montréal Le Carré Doré provides an excellent opportunity to treat your taste buds. The restaurant Le Renoir offers a selection of specialities inspired by French cuisine, expertly blended with flavours from around the world. The hotel bar serves a range of beverages, including coffee, refreshments and cocktails.
Accommodation only, meals not included
All meals are at leisure during your stay.
Le Renoir
The gourmet restaurant Le Renoir welcomes you to its beautifully decorated dining room, with an open kitchen where you can watch the chefs at work. The menu features a variety of seafood and meat dishes, including Quebec lobster, chicken breast with truffle, salmon gravlax with maple sugar, and more. The dishes on the menu are creative, delicate, and prepared using the finest local produce.
Bar
Looking for a break during the day or evening? Settle into one of the elegant leather seats in the hotel bar and enjoy a hot drink, a cold beverage, or an ingenious cocktail in a cosy, distinguished atmosphere.
Activities & lifestyle
The hotel is situated in the heart of the city, in the Mille Carré Doré district, in close proximity to a number of points of interest, making it an ideal base from which to explore Montreal.
Once you've crossed the threshold of the hotel, just a few steps will take you to the lush green avenues of Mount Royal Park. You can also walk to the Museum of Fine Arts, the Place des Arts and Rue Crescent, dotted with buildings showcasing typically Victorian architecture. Should you wish to explore further afield, the hotel is conveniently located just one kilometre from public transport links, allowing easy access to Old Montreal, the Notre-Dame Basilica and the Old Port.
Discover the destination
Montreal is a dynamic North American city renowned for its rich history and culture. It embodies the spirit of the Belle Province and is brimming with joie de vivre and creativity. Montreal also has a unique dual French and English-speaking culture, as well as a fascinating mix of communities from around the world.
Important information about your destination
Customs and traditions
When travelling in Canada, it's important to respect local customs and practices to get the most out of your experience. Here are some tips to keep in mind:
- Canada is a multicultural country. If you have questions about Canadian culture or customs, approach the subject with curiosity and respect. Avoid stereotypes and prejudices.
- Use polite expressions such as "please" and "thank you". Canadians value courtesy in everyday interactions.
- Value other people's time by being punctual for scheduled appointments or activities.
- Respect queues, give way to pedestrians and be respectful of others. Respect their personal space too.
- Canadians are concerned about preserving the natural world. Make sure you observe environmental laws and ensure you don't litter.
- In some places, such as religious sites or native reserves, there may be specific rules about what to wear. Find out more in advance.
- Respect the rules of conduct, safety and regulations in force, whether on public transport, in parks or in public places.
- In Canada, tipping is a common practice in restaurants, bars, hotels and taxis. It's customary to leave a tip of 15% to 20% of the bill, depending on the quality of the service. Be sure to check that the tip is included in the bill before adding any extra amount. For delivery services (such as home delivered meals), a tip of around 10% to 15% is appreciated.
Time difference
Canada is a large country with many time zones. Here is an overview of the main time differences between the various regions of Canada in relation to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC):
Atlantic Standard Time (AST): UTC-4 hours (e.g. for Halifax)
Eastern Standard Time (EST): UTC-5 hours (e.g. for Toronto, Montreal)
Central Standard Time (CST): UTC-6 hours (for example, for Winnipeg)
Mountain Standard Time (MST): UTC-7 hours (e.g. for Calgary)
Pacific Standard Time (PST): UTC-8 hours (e.g. for Vancouver)
What's more, some regions, such as Saskatchewan and part of Quebec's North Shore, do not observe daylight saving time, and therefore remain in the same time zone all year round.
When travelling in Canada, it's important to check the time zone of the region you're visiting. The country is vast and time zones can vary considerably from province to province.
Electricity and internet access
Electricity in Canada is generally supplied at 120 volts at a frequency of 60 Hz. Sockets are type A and B, with two-pin flat or round plugs and grounding prongs. Travellers from other countries are advised to use an adapter to plug in their electrical appliances.
The Internet in Canada is widely available and well-developed, offering reliable connectivity in most parts of the country. Many public places offer free Wi-Fi access, and telecommunications operators offer mobile Internet packages.
Safety
Canada is generally considered a safe country with a low crime rate. Police services are efficient and security measures are well implemented. However, it is always advisable to take basic precautions, such as looking after personal belongings, avoiding poorly lit neighborhoods at night, and finding out about specific precautions to take depending on the region you are visiting.
Road safety is a top priority, with strict rules and well-maintained infrastructure to ensure the safety of all road users. Speed limits, wearing a seatbelt and respecting the rules of the road are essential elements to consider when driving in this country.
The emergency number to dial in case of an emergency is 911. This number will quickly connect you to emergency services such as the police, fire department or emergency medical services. It is important to dial this number in critical situations where immediate help is needed.
Currency
Canada's official currency is the Canadian Dollar, which is divided into cents. Common coins include 5¢, 10¢, 25¢, 50¢, $1 and $2, while banknotes are issued in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 Canadian dollars. Cash and card exchanges are common, and cash machines are also widely available to facilitate financial transactions.
Weather
Canada's climate varies considerably from region to region, due to its size and geographical diversity. The coastal regions of British Columbia enjoy a temperate climate, while the Prairies experience cold winters and hot summers.
The provinces of Ontario and Quebec have distinct seasons, with harsh winters and warm summers. The Atlantic provinces are influenced by the Atlantic Ocean, while northern Canada has an Arctic climate with very cold winters.
In general, it's a good idea to find out about the specific climate of the region you're visiting in Canada, as weather conditions vary greatly from region to region. In winter, snowfall can be heavy and cold and icy conditions can be a surprise! Be prepared and dress accordingly.
Languages
Canada is a bilingual country with two official languages: English and French. English is the most widely used language in most parts of Canada, while French is spoken mainly in Quebec and in some French-speaking communities across the country. Road signs, official documents and government services are generally available in both languages, and many Canadians are bilingual, making it easy to communicate in either language.
Accommodation quality
The quality of accommodation in Canada is generally very good, with a wide range of options to suit travellers' needs and preferences. From luxury hotels to youth hostels, holiday apartments and cottages, Canada offers a variety of accommodations to suit different budgets.
Health and safety standards are strictly adhered to and many establishments offer quality services and facilities to ensure a comfortable stay for visitors. We recommend that you read the comments and ratings of other travellers to help you choose the accommodation that best suits your needs during your stay.
Food quality
The quality of food in Canada is generally good, with a wide variety of culinary options to suit all tastes. From elegant restaurants to street food stalls, local produce and ethnic dishes, Canada offers a rich variety of cuisines.
Health standards are strictly adhered to, so visitors can be assured of tasty, quality meals during their stay. Whether discovering traditional Canadian dishes or international cuisines, the culinary options in Canada are vast and promise a memorable dining experience.