I've visited Nomad Nation in September for an art exhibit/fashion show. The NOMAD Nation is a…read morecreative space which is located on Van Horne in a two-story building. You will find an event and gallery space (with a little bar) and different kind of art, sound and recording studios. What I liked the most was the little terrace located in the back of the building, the benches are made of STM seats, very creative.

Hosts the best creative events in Montreal on a weekly basis…read more *Must absolutely consult the event calendar as there are very different events happening on different days of the week ranging from arts & entertainment, to movie screenings , after parties and even after hours or the occasional private function. During the day it is a shared space home to live streaming and videographers, event production companies, record labels and creative freelancers. Starting Thursday evenings, the loft space transforms into an event venue, and a hub of Montreal's various creative communities. Nightlife: The vibe is Always different with unique & stylish happenings, regularly Goodvibepeople hosts creative events such as ArtJams , exhibitions, music fests and more. Consult the nomad live Facebook page or Goodvibepeople.com for event listings. The weekends are home to the best underground parties from Montreal's diverse scenes and collectives. Such mentionable happenings are Moonshine, ArtJam, the Antz, No Bass No Fun, Tribu Experientiel, and more.

Curated selection of high quality papers together with expert and friendly advice = great…read moreexperience. Located in the Mile End neighborhood in Montreal. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

I visited this shop a couple of years ago and the owner showed me snow bleached Japanese…read morepaper...amazing...I used it to make drums for my fashion show at VIFW. It looked like real hide. They are artists as well so they know what to bring to their clients.

What a fun find! A small museum that was a blast to navigate with my daughter. We both had a great…read moretime. Takes about an hour to go through.

This is a small museum base on optical illusion. It's very fun and nice illusion all around. But…read moreit's small. I feel 26$ an adulte is much for 30 minutes of illusion. But I liked it better than the mirror mirror exposition. It's fun for the whole family, there's pricing for kids, adults, student and 65+. Expect less than an hour if you stroll through and there's no one else. Still fun.

This four star boutique hotel in old Montréal Canada offers historic character with exposed brick…read morewalls and modern comfort. We checked in at the main hotel lobby but were staying in the Lofts. An attendant helped us to the room on the second floor with no elevator and then parked the car for a daily fee. The room with a kitchen a living room area was very nice. We stayed three nights. I would only recommend a towel bar or hooks in the bathroom, change the battery in the clock, and larger mug cups in the kitchen. We enjoyed one of the three restaurants. I had a lobster roll dinner at the seafood one. The hotel is in the heart of old town and walking distance to restaurants, shops and the St. Lawrence River.

This is our second visit to Auberge du Vieux Port and both times have been top notch. Check in and…read morecheck out were quick and easy. The lobby isn't lavish, but it is very nice with comfy seating areas. The rooms are quaint and cozy with stone walls and wood floors. We had a white wrought iron bed, a bistro table with 2 chairs, a desk with a chair, and a living room type chair. The bathroom is spacious with a brick wall and a large shower. There are two restaurants on site. We did not try the lobster restaurant but enjoyed our meals at Gaspar.

Best passport photos done in a professional studio. A Montreal institution for the best passport…read morephotos you can get!

Perfect neighborhood photo studio. The staff is patient and friendly. Took our baby daughter for…read moreher first photo shoot and we were absolutely satisfied and happy with work. Beautiful photos.

We had fun here, but the place is quite small, the game moves quickly, very little skill involved…read more The obstacles were wel thought out, but very basic. Almost moved through too quickly. The owner was very pleasant. Drinks were good.

Affordable and fun! I enjoyed the black light atmosphere and music they had imaging, and because…read morethere was no one behind us we could replay a few of the holes before finishing. This activity didn't take more than an hour for the two of us, so it wasn't a long experience but it was fun.

Location: On the main. The closest subway stop is St. Laurent [green] and it's a short walk from…read morethere. Street parking is available [metered] but good luck with that. The place: I've been that last two years, for the artisan market/fair they have during the month of December. Last year, everything was squeezed onto the main floor. This year, they made use of the upper floor. That being said, the main floor was pretty packed. There are several kiosks set up and a lot of people, so navigation isn't easy. There's always a concern that you might knock something over, and if you're the kind of person who doesn't like to have their personal space invaded, then this place isn't for you. ou want to buy a unique gift for someone. The goods: You'll find local artists selling their goods here - from art that you can hang on your walls, to lamps, dishware, jewellery, coffee etc. It's a good place if y Service: Will depend on which kiosk you visit. Price point: It will really vary - some items are reasonably priced while others are a little steep.

All kinds of interesting nooks and crannies and work being done here at the SAT. In the same ground…read morefloor room I've seen the Cultural Minister of Brazil speak, participated in a live broadcast of Q with Jian Ghomeshi, and danced to a James Murphy DJ set. The Food Lab that happens upstairs is always tasty and fun and it's great to see food happen in their improvised open kitchen. The lights in the stairs are beautiful. The bathrooms are, in fact, unnecessarily splashy.

Outstanding micro hotel that really did remind me of the French auberges I've stayed at. It's not…read morequite so homey -- the proprietors aren't living on-site -- so it has more in common with boutique hotels than true auberge or B&Bs, but the service was exquisite and incredibly attentive, albeit only there for a limited window in the afternoon, and that was true to the name. The 1860's building is a bit of a warren, but that added to its charm in our opinion; you'll never stay in a place quite like this one. The rooms themselves are quite up to date, and other than a few eccentricities (the toilet lid kept sliding off, and one of the wall outlets without a lamp on it turned out to be on a wall switch, so our phones didn't charge overnight!) quite comfortable. We did have a short problem with somebody blasting music so loudly it came in through our interior-room window around 11 PM, so the sound proofing could use a little help, but we otherwise didn't hear any city sounds at all. The air was not controllable; part and parcel of being in an old place. Fortunately we were visiting when the weather outside was comfortable and the air circulation was good enough that despite our inability to control the temperature, it was fine and relatively fresh. We heard not a peep from other guests at night. As noted, there are no elevators, and if Canada had a Canadians-with-Disabilities Act like the US ADA, this place would probably have to shut down; there's just no way to make a lot of the rooms here accessible and you have to go up and down the short stairs yourself with your gear (although plenty of help was offered by the staff). Parking is also, well, city parking. We found street parking on the side but the instructions about how to get a billet at the parking kiosk needed some improvement. The only fault I have with the location is it's quite a haul to the nearest metro station; otherwise it's fantastic, in the heart of Plateau Mont Royal, across from the park of the same name as the Inn, easy to get to a lot of things if you're car or bike mobile. I neglected to ask if they had a place to put bikes; if you can bring a bike, this would be a great spot for a bike-based visit to our favorite city. The breakfast is extra (included with some packages) and was a lovely classic continental, with fantastic Montréal bagels and pastries. There was also what looked like a nice selection of smoked meats / cold cuts that looked very tempting, but we keep vegetarian these days; sigh. So tasty looking. We had a fab little time in the small lobby/breakfast area, and honestly, that was the part that really was reminiscent of our younger days staying in country auberges. One small quibble idiosyncratic to us: at the management's request, we downgraded from a room with two beds to one with one to accommodate a family with younger children who needed the extra space, in exchange for one with a King bed and a rollaway for our teen. Unfortunately the rollaway was terrible and he had a terrible night's sleep, while we snoozed away blissfully on our incredibly comfortable big bed. But note I'm still posting five stars: it was that pleasant.

I booked a room here but the window in the room would not open plus there were bars on the window…read more I didn't like that. It was a first floor room but still. They have me another room that was smaller but still need on the window but the window opened. The fridge was in the closet and it was hard to get to i t without disconnecting the tv. and the door opened in the reverse side. So I had to use the main kitchen fridge. Very disappointing. I paid over $170for the room so it was ovErpriced. Typo the iteration also had bars on the window but it opened. It was not a good stay. It was awful.Typo the other room(not iteration) also had bars on the window but it opened. Excuse my disgusting Amazon tablet. Amazon does not make decent tablets. Manager was not friendly. There's central air conditioning. They control it. It was a bit too cool. It doesn't sound like much thought given to the comfort of guests. The shower had insufficient water pressure so it was a light spray plus the maid forgot to unblock the drain so the water was up around my ankles. It was gross. I had to rewash my feet and unblock the drain so the water would drain. After the manager showed me the rooms she said that's all they had. She sounded like a drill sargeant. She said that they have my card number and will take the money out to pay for the room. So she barked out take this room or the other one. As the room was booked through atravel site it would be hard to cancel for free.