15 Best Montreal Hotels and Home Rentals for a Luxurious Canadian Getaway (2025)

Where to rest your head between wandering cobblestone streets and eating slightly sweet bagelsBrandon Barre PhotographyJust under two hours from New York City by plane, Montreal is full of 19th-century French colonial architecture, sprawling green space, and all the poutine you could ever want to eat. Plus, it offers activities for every type of traveler, whether climbing Mount Royal, watching the Aura light show at Notre-Dame Basilica , or perusing the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts piques your interest.Most importantly, Quebec’s largest city boasts fantastic accommodations as a homebase between all your excursions. To help you find exactly where to stay, we compiled a list of our favorite properties, from luxury hotels in the historic Old Montreal district to well-appointed home rentals in the hip Plateau Mont-Royal borough (we even included a hybrid apartment-hotel for good measure).HotelsHome RentalsMontreal HotelsCourtesy of Hôtel Saint-SulpicePerks: Rooftop views, elevator, on-site bar and spa services, kitchenetteThe custom toile de Jouy–style wallpaper is a highlight at Hôtel Saint-Sulpice, replacing traditional French pastoral scenes with illustrations of Montréal landmarks. Elsewhere, the rooms keep the vibe warm and contemporary with soft earth tones, curved furniture, cane-backed chairs, and sculptural lighting. Tall French windows filter in plenty of light, and some suites open onto private balconies or terraces overlooking the city. The hotel sits on a cobblestoned street directly behind Notre-Dame Basilica in Old Montréal, putting Place d’Armes, Rue Saint-Paul, the Old Port, restaurants, and galleries within a few minutes’ walk. From $271 per night.Photo: Gray CollectionPerks: Kitchenette, fireplace, coffee maker, complimentary toiletries, valet parking, price match guaranteeExposed stone and brick walls, heavy timber beams, original hardwood floors, and oversized windows give Les Lofts du Vieux-Port a loft-like feel. Inside, the rooms pair those historic architectural details with clean-lined furnishings and neutral tones, keeping the overall look modern without competing with the texture of the old building. Some of the larger layouts have soaring ceilings and mezzanine sleeping areas, along with generous living spaces that make them especially appealing for longer stays. Set on Rue de la Commune, the lofts are directly across from the Old Port and the St. Lawrence River, with Rue Saint-Paul, galleries, boutiques, and many of Old Montréal’s restaurants just a few blocks away. From $360 per night.Photo: Gray CollectionPerks: Complimentary breakfast and all-day free coffee, on-site wine bar, elevator, Le Labo toiletriesExposed brick walls give this efficiency apartment-style stay plenty of character, while streamlined furnishings and a neutral palette keep the compact space feeling clean and pulled together. The marble-clad bathroom adds a more polished note, creating a nice contrast with the building’s historic masonry. Large windows drench the room in natural light, providing scenic views of surrounding Old Montréal and making the stay appear more spacious. Situated at the center of many landmarks, it’s within easy walking distance of the Old Port, Rue Saint-Paul, Notre-Dame Basilica, and the neighborhood’s restaurants, galleries, and boutiques. From $336 per night.Photo: Alexi HobbsPerks: Rooftop terrace, coffee shop, garden, tow on-site restaurants, spa, library, dry cleaning serviceIn the heart of Old Montreal, right near the Old Port and St. Lawrence River, Hotel William Gray comprises two 18th-century buildings with a contemporary glass tower on top. The striking lobby is defined by exposed concrete columns and a sparkling light installation, an aesthetic contrast to some of the 127 guest rooms that feature historical elements like stone walls and cathedral ceilings. With three restaurants and a spa, you might never want to leave the premises. From $273 per night.Courtesy of Four Seasons Hotel MontrealPerks: 24/7 front desk; sound-proofed rooms; Marcus restaurant; bar; spa with pool, sauna, and steam rooms; gymSet in a grand high-rise in Golden Square Mile, the Four Seasons Hotel Montreal might be the most elevated hotel in town—literally and figuratively. All 18 stories are luxurious and elegant, with 169 guest rooms featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, regal four-posters, and marble bathrooms stocked with Byredo products. Guests can dine at the upscale brasserie by celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson and unwind with a facial, massage, or body treatment at Guerlain Spa. From $662 per night.Photo: Brandon BarrePerks: Rooftop pool and bar, sauna, full-service spa, close proximimity to the Montreal Convention CenterFrom Marriott’s Autograph Collection, Humaniti Hotel Montreal is another high-rise gem. The LEED-certified, H-shaped building sits on the borders of Downtown Montreal (also known as Montreal Centre-Ville), Old Montreal, and Chinatown, meaning it’s walking distance to some of the city’s biggest sites. But there are plenty of in-house attractions, too, from the art-gallery-style collection of contemporary works to the relaxing rooftop pool to the modern Restaurant H3. Plus it’s a pet-friendly hotel, so you can bring your furry pal along. From $202 per night.Photo: Karolina JezPerks: Rooftop terrace, two on-site restaurants, business services, 24-hour gym, bike rentalsFour 1850s buildings were combined to create Hotel Nelligan, an inviting Old Montreal property with exposed brick walls, terra-cotta tile floors, and dark wood furniture. Cozy guest rooms include fluffy down pillows and comforters by Marie L’Oie, multijet rainfall showers, and Le Labo bath products. Guests are also drawn to on-site culinary concepts like steakhouse Méchant Boeuf and rooftop restaurant Terrasse Nelligan, as well as amenities like a complimentary car service, valet parking, and a fully-equipped fitness center. From $260 per night.Courtesy of Vogue Hotel Montreal, Curio Collection by HiltonPerks: Tour and ticket assistance, in-room stereo system, limo/car service available, baby sitting availableAs its name suggests, the Vogue Hotel Montreal Downtown from Hilton’s Curio Collection is a stylish place to stay at in Downtown Montreal. Its recent renovation by Sid Lee Architecture was inspired by the grand hotel culture of Asia and the Middle East, so guests can expect a dramatic, three-tiered lobby with Venetian plaster walls, Turkish travertine floors, and an Italian black walnut colonnade. Curved edges abound for a tranquil atmosphere, from the neutral-toned guest rooms to the pan-Asian restaurant YAMA. From $238 per night.Photo: Adrien WilliamsPerks: Pool, hot tub, sauna, two on-site restaurants, giftshop/newstand, city guidebooksArt Deco–style glamour is on offer at Hotel HoneyRose Montreal, a Marriott Tribute Portfolio property in Quartier des Spectacles, right near McGill University. A glittering light installation and a sweeping staircase anchor the double-height lobby, while picture moldings and channel-tufted headboards make for sophisticated guest rooms. There are two full-service eateries—a Mediterranean spot, Muze Lounge & Terrasse, and a French bistro, Commodore Restaurant—as well as an indoor pool and a dry sauna where guests can luxuriate. From $306 per night.Courtesy of Hotel GaultPerks: Fireplace in lobby, computer stations, soundproof rooms, rollaway/extra beds availableThough Hotel Gault’s 1871 gray stone façade is ornate and historical, its 30 guest rooms are decidedly modern, with rounded Flou beds, Italian cotton linens from Casa Rovea, midcentury-style chairs, and rectilinear nightstands. The bathrooms are outfitted with heated floors and Molton Brown toiletries for extra comfort. Business travelers will appreciate the ergonomic workspaces and free Wi-Fi in all the suites. Plus the on-site restaurant serves breakfast every day. From $249 per night.Photo: Cagkansayin/Getty ImagesPerks: Spa, in-room massages available, complimentary coffee and tea, outdoor terrace and picnic areaIn Quartier des Spectacles, Boxotel is a hip hotel with sustainable values. Eco-minded guests love to hang out in the industrial lobby, with its rough concrete walls, exposed pipes, and potted plants; and they appreciate the natural bath products in reusable dispensers and the automated, energy-conserving temperature, light, and curtain controls even more. Towels and sheets aren’t replaced daily (unless requested) and billing is conducted over email to eliminate waste. From $207 per night.Hotel Monville is nearby the colorful Convention Centre in downtown Montreal. Photo: Jewhyte/Getty ImagesPerks: Rooftop terrace, 24-hour gym, 24-hour front desk, proposal/romance packages available, tour and ticket services availableForward-thinking travelers should consider a stay at Hotel Monville in the International District, a sleek, modern property that uses a delivery robot named H2M2 (a nod to R2-D2 from Star Wars) for futuristic room service. Check-in happens at electronic kiosks that produce keys in just a few clicks so that guests can get into their minimalist rooms swiftly. Despite all the automation, human touch is accessible through the friendly concierge and the French gastronomy-inspired restaurant Monème. From $221 per night.Photo: Alex LesagePerks: Kitchenette, outdoor terrace, baggage storage, convenient locationFor a boutique hotel experience, (self-)check in to Maison Sainte-Therese, an 1800s library that was converted into 15 guest rooms. Original stone and brick walls are accompanied by furnishings from local interior design firm Sabrina Barazin Studio, like velvet upholstered headboards in autumnal hues, Carrara marble side tables, and art posters from Le Corbusier and Rothko exhibits. While the reception and concierge are virtual, phone and text support is available 24 hours a day. From $263 per night.Courtesy of the Hôtel Place d’ArmesPerks: Rooftop terrace, spa, two on-site restaurants, laundry/dry cleaning service, playgroundFor travelers looking to stay within walking distance of both the old port of Montreal and the train station, Hôtel Place d’Armes is a worthy choice. In addition to its convenient location, it boasts 116 comfortable rooms and 53 spacious suites, which are spread across four thoughtfully-connected 19th-century buildings. Guests will also find two full-service restaurants (a Japanese izakaya and a French brasserie), a 3,000 square-foot spa with a traditional Middle Eastern steam bath, and a seasonal outdoor terrace for drinks and bites. From $169 per night.Montreal Home RentalsCourtesy of Airbnb Photography CommunityPerks: Mountain views, elevator, fully-equipped kitchen, coffee maker, washer and dryerFor breathtaking views of Mount Royal, stay at this industrial loft in a century-old building on the edge of the park. The contemporary abode is outfitted with pale wood floors, a full black-and-white kitchen, and glass-and-steel doors that separate the queen bedroom from the rest of the airy space. But light-sensitive sleepers need not worry—an interior curtain can be drawn to keep out the sunshine and maintain privacy. From $153 per night.Courtesy of Airbnb Photography CommunityPerks: Private balcony, fully-equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, luggage drop off, security camerasIf you want to be surrounded by some of the city’s best restaurants and shops, consider this modern apartment in the Plateau area, right on Saint Denis Street. Despite its central location, the one-bedroom suite remains quiet because it’s situated at the back of the building. Its balcony is in the rear, too, so you can enjoy a tranquil moment outside between exploring spots like L’Express, a classic Parisian bistro, and Marché Floh, a vintage clothing store. From $229 per night.Courtesy of Airbnb Photography CommunityPerks: Private terrace, BBQ grill, espresso machine, airport transfers availableFamilies and groups of friends love to rent this luxury four-bedroom penthouse that sleeps up to eight people. Located in Golden Square Mile, the minimalist, three-level home features crisp white walls, light wood floors, and striking gray terrazzo surfaces. The crew can gather in the sleek open kitchen and dining area, on the low-slung white sectional, or on the terrace, which is equipped with both an al fresco dining set and outdoor lounge furniture. From $614 per night.Courtesy of SonderPerks: Private terrace, full-service spa, espresso machine, washer and dryer, 24-hour front deskIn charming Old Montreal, just a block from Notre-Dame Basilica, an 1874 stone building has been transformed into a short-term rental property called Sonder Lambert. You can book one of its seven apartments, each of which offers a stocked kitchen, air conditioning, and in-unit laundry. They’re all swathed in cozy neutral tones and soft textures. Plus there’s a flexible three-day cancellation policy, which is rare for home rentals. From $306 per night.Morgan Goldberg is a Brooklyn–based writer with nine years of experience in the lifestyle space. She started her editorial career at Food & Wine magazine before moving on to freelance. Her words have appeared in Architectural Digest, Clever, Remodelista, Eater, Travel + Leisure, and more. She likes pasta, green sofas, ... Read MoreBailey Berg is a freelance writer and editor who primarily covers design and travel. Her bylines have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, National Geographic, TIME, Conde Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet, and beyond. She previously served as the Associate Travel News Editor at Afar (where she still ... 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