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.

We decided at the last moment to stay here for the night before the solar eclipse of April, 2024…read more The price was great, which was unexpected---all hotels were booked that night or were very expensive. Parking was easy and free. The room was pretty clean and good enough for one night of stay. The pool was great---kids loved it. There are no restaurants nearby, but we drove to a nearby place. Overall, we are very happy with our stay here.

We had a excellent stay! Pool was great, hot tub was refreshing after a long day out and about…read more The rooms are nicely decorated and in great condition, clean and updated. The lounge restaurant was delicious! Very unexpected how good the food was. The breakfast was amazing! So much to choose from, great selection of fresh fruit. We will stay here again!

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.

Really cool multifunctional venue for events. There are cozy tufted leather couches, ping pong and…read morepool tables, fireplace, media screen, open bar, event room, and a large, open commercial kitchen. I attended a small wedding here, which was a perfect spot for 90 people but it could definitely take more, depending on the type of event. For a mixer, it could probably comfortably host 150+ people. It's located in an unassuming part of town which may not be as accessible by bus, but for cars it has a good amount of parking. The chef is Hugo Saint Jacques and he even took the mic to describe his dishes with much gusto. Overall, a neat discovery and I would definitely be cool with hosting a company party here.

Me and my wife decided to go to this Bingo Hall. A popular and very visible place from the highway…read more We were there on a Wednesday evening. The good: Seats are extra large and very comfy. Lots of table room. Food and drinks are good and not too pricey. Staff walking around tables always helpful and nice. Large screens to view. Plan of the night easy to follow. Guy calling the balls has a great "radio voice". The bad: The bathrooms stinks!!! It is extremely hard to breathe in there (and could easily throw up), at least on the men's side. The card buying counter can be very confusing for someone who never went there (different stations for different cards). No one passes through the tables to sell extra cards during the night, or if they do, we never heard them or truly saw them. Same for drinks and snacks except the end of the evening. The bad stuff is truly minor and can be worked around. We had a great evening and that is what counts.

What a beautiful, lovely and charming place! Coming here is like being lost in wonderland. Perfect…read morefor a special chic and fancy event in the heart of downtown Montreal. Read more on http://theforbiddenmeal.com/2014/11/17/marcus-vitruve-gala-2014-a-fancy-night-among-construction-people/

Great sports bar. The Bloody Mary with clam juice is not bad. There are a ton of tv's to catch…read morewhatever sport you are interested in. The bartenders are friendly and accommodating of most requests. It was not crowded the three times I have been here which is not always a bad thing.

Absolutly beautiful place - those ceilling lamps are amazing!…read moreI went there for the end of year show of l'Académie Ballet Flamenco Lina Moros. Most dancers were dressed in red and black, some with elegant flowers in their hair. Their style fitted perfectly with this art deco venue. The floor of the room was rather crowded with chairs and small tables, but at least finding a seat wasn't difficult. The bar at the back of the room served refreshments. Acoustics were pretty good!

Here's another spectacular Montreal venue I miss so much, for watching dance or going dancing or…read moreseeing glorious sounding folk music, drinking beers and feeling transported to a different era in Montreal's history. I like it set up cabaret style, with small romantic groups at red cloth tables. The private rooms are cozy and elegant but without the deco majesty of the main venue, definitely nice for a bridal party to retreat to though if you are considering Lion D'or for a wedding venue!

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