Attended a Sikh wedding and reception here. Absolutely beautiful and a space that can be versatile…read morebased on your needs!

Wow! Built in 1861 this place is beautiful. Decided to…read moreattend the final fantasy party for New Years and it was a blast. The place was Decorated with balloons and lights every where. There's two bars one that's very long when you walk in on the main entrance and a little bar upstairs that over looks the entire place.

This restaurant was amazing the food the M. the service was all top-notch one of the oldest inns in…read moreNorth America. We were not into fondue that night, but we could see by the many people around us. They were enjoying it to say the least. For a real Montreal experience I highly recommend this restaurant.

The service here is as excellent as the food. The fondue was to die for and they suggested we dip…read morethe bread and cheese in pepper and it was life changing. They give you tea to help with digestion. We also had the duck magret and halibut which were both amazing. Would absolutely recommend and come back to next time we're in Montreal.

This place is a must on your visit in Montreal. The location is an old bank renovated into a cafe…read more The architecture alone is worth the visit! The food was more pasties and breakfast items. They had a delicious egg sandwich that I recommend. The bagels are great! We shared an ice latte that hit the spot. Staff was patient and friendly- they provided recommendations and accommodated for any food allergies.

Crew Collective & Cafe was hopping busy on Monday: Victoria Day in Canada …read more Great, historic space converted to serve modern needs. I enjoyed a flat white. Service was fast (especially that it's busy) , friendly and efficient. Update: Weirdly??? I was told to put away my laptop. I have never been a recipient of this type of policy in all the coffee shops I've visited. This policy definitely detracted from my experience. Ce la vie!

Every time I visit Montreal, the Phi Centre has some kind of interesting exhibit. The PHI Centre…read morewas developed to be at the intersection of art, film, music, design and technology. Through eclectic programming and a strong emphasis on content creation, the PHI Centre fosters unexpected encounters between artists and audiences. I have been there for virtual reality expositions, panel discussions about relevant topics, and visual art exhibits. Anyone can rent a space and present their artistry at the PHI Centre. A nice stage for different art forms for all to enjoy.

Went for Art, Unframed, did Pathway 3 which included: *…read moreHorizons VR * Marco Brambilla: Heaven's Gate Pretty good in the VR; rooms could be more unique and seperateseparatedd, also a separate communal room to relax between VR experiences would be great to decompress and reset.

Best service and amazing drinks. Very friendly bartenders and a place where I felt at home. These…read moreguys made my drinks at the blink of an eyes and they were killer. Recommend 10/10

First of all there is the popsicle bar cover-up, once you go through it comes the Boho bar, and…read morethen there is the so to say secret door to another underground space, the Clandestino bar. The purpose of this review is by all means to rave about Clandestino. Very chill vibe, the space is small, tiny bar counter and some sofas, where if you are lucky you can sit with a big group of friends and enjoy some drinks. Since Clandestino seems to serve as an overflow bar for Boho sometimes there are to many people just coming in and standing in the tiny opened space next to the bar. Be determined and jump on the first available seat if you'd like to hang in there longer. Clandestino has a ginourmous list of mescals and tequilas. We did rely on the recommendation of the bar tender for the first round and fortunately we kept the receipt so we know what were the amazing smoky mescals we ended up trying. The cocktail list is so attractive that no doubt we had to try the mixes, tequila end mescal can be substituted upon request, but in general I like to stick to the original liquor choice of the mixologist. Don Solares and El Matador were perfect choices, where the El Matador certainly wins the competition. All the drinks are served in a fancy way, the tequilas and mescals are accompanied by fruits that will enhance the flavors. I loved the choice of music and the lights, very cozy space that could be also perfect for a more intimate encounter.

Beautiful hotel in old Montreal. Very walkable to nearby restaurants and sights. We had an alcove…read moreroom which was very spacious. They also had Le Labo Santal 33 toiletries (swoon!) , Nespresso machine, and nearby Cafe Olimpic and Maggi Oaks restaurant to grab coffee or a bite to eat. Unfortunately while we were here there was loud early morning construction that disturbed our sleep. We were on the third floor so perhaps ask for a higher floor.

Receptionist out front of the hotel who screens guests for the terrace is very rude. Not helpful at…read moreall!

I stayed here using the Amex FH&R $300 credit over Christmas and it was pretty empty. There wasn't…read moremuch going on since it was Christmas and everything was closed. But it's definitely in a good location, walkable to Old Montreal. I booked the Mega Guest Room, which was very spacious and came with a bathtub in an open bathroom layout. The FH&R benefit also comes with free breakfast and a $100 property credit, which we used to dine at the hotel restaurant (see my Restaurant Tbsp. review). Rather than a buffet breakfast, we got up to $50 credit per person and ordered à la carte. Overall, the service was great and the room was clean and spacious. Definitely a good use of the Amex FH&R benefit.

Incredible hotel! I was fortunate enough to be upgraded with my platinum status, so the room I was…read morein was huge and wonderful. I loved the double vanity sink, massive shower, and separate big bathtub. The separate couch and desk area blocked off from the bedroom with the tv columns was a lovely touch to be able to work all day and not be tempted to crawl back into bed :) Service was incredible, from check in to check out. The woman that checked me was seriously sweet and hospitable, I wish I had gotten her name.

Previously St. Joseph's Church, the building became a venue for social events. After seeing…read morepictures online, I wanted to see its interior. Then, Harry Potter Yule Ball from the Wizarding World was held here, so I jumped on the occasion to assist to the event. It was a magical experience as this venue was perfect for it.

This place is amazing. Great exhibitions, wonderful staff, revolutionary museum. Keep it up 1001!read more

"The drummers and jugglers in Montreal Don't even exist at…read moreall" (Rufus Wainwright) One of Nelligan's greatest attributes is its location. This grand hotel is squarely located between the Old Port and Old Montreal neighborhoods, so you literally have hundreds of cool places to visit or dine at within minutes. The Nelligan is an old hotel in an old city, so if you're expecting something like a Marriott in a suburban location, you'll be greatly disappointed. In the mid 1800's, the current Nelligan hotel was once four separate historic buildings that over the years contained a warehouse, grocery store, paper company and pharmaceutical store. In 2002, these various structures were rebuilt, refined, updated, and joined together to launch the new Hotel Nelligan. Walking around the hotel and trying to find your room number can be adventurous because we encountered numerous small staircases in the corridors. To go from our room to the elevator, we had to go up one small staircase, make a few lefts and rights in a hallway, and then down a second small staircase to the hallway with the elevators. And since I mentioned the subject of room numbers, that turned out to be a real thorny issue, because on check-in day, the signs directing us to room 323 brought us nowhere near room 323. The signs were wrong. We found a chambermaid who told us "the signs are wrong" and escorted us on a long circuitous walk to our room. The next day printed "corrections" to the room number signs had been tacked up. Another issue we encountered (although it sure wasn't the hotel's fault) was the construction on St. Paul West that effectively closed the street and vehicle access to the hotel. The street was totally torn up from curb to curb by heavy equipment and there were plywood walls defining the very narrow sidewalks up and down lower St. Paul West including the hotel entrances. There were also plywood sheets atop the torn-up sidewalks. Walking down the narrow sidewalk with suitcases was nearly impossible. When we drove up to check in, of course the street was closed, but there are some very helpful valets who have cones and markers set up on the corner of St. Paul and St. Sulpice. They were fantastic and let us park there while we walked to the hotel with our luggage and checked in with the front desk and the hotel valet station. Truth is, every hotel employee we interacted with was FIVE STAR FANTASTIC to deal with. Our room was pretty big with a cool stone wall. The satellite reception and WIFI worked well, the bed was comfy, and the big bathroom was great, with a huge rainfall shower and good pressure and temperature. So, as long as you can anticipate the traffic and access problems, and take everything else with a grain of salt, you can really enjoy your stay here at a very cool old-school hotel..

This place is poppin'. With 2 connecting restaurants, a reception area, a lobby bar and a rooftop…read morebar, there were always people in the area and something going on. This is a popular area of the city in Old Town. This was in my Top 3 nicest of hotels that I've ever stayed. You can see that the entire building was recently renovated and updated. I even took a bath in the clawfoot tub (I haven't taken a bath in a tub since around 2011). When I return to Montreal, I'll be staying here again.