Referred to as the ‘Grande Dame of Sherbrooke Street’, The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal has welcomed esteemed guests through its elegant doors since 1912. The hotel seamlessly blends modern comfort with old world glamor for the most luxurious stay in all of Quebec (the only AAA Five Diamond Hotel in the province).

Occupying a privileged position in the city’s Golden Square Mile, The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal sits in close proximity to some of the city’s main attractions including the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts as well as the luxury boutiques of Saint-Catherine Street (you’ll find Chanel and Hermes just around the corner.)

However, you’ll find The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal is every bit a destination in its own right. Take in the views of Downtown Montreal from the hotel’s heated (using renewable energy) rooftop saltwater pool, or peruse artworks by Canada’s most respected artists and sculptors in the hotel’s in-house Cosner Art Gallery.

The culinary offerings are amongst the best in the city. The exceptionally alluring Palm Court is credited as the birthplace of the world famous Ritz-Carlton Afternoon Tea. 

The lobby, illuminated by multiple chandeliers, also hosts North America’s only Dom Pérignon Champagne Bar. The five-star hotel is also home to Maison Boulud, an outpost from famed French chef Daniel Boulud of New York’s two-Michelin-star Daniel. 

The Royal Suite lives up to its billin as the hotel’s top accommodation. It is The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal’s most palatial suite at 4,700 sq ft and boasts 12 rooms including three king bedrooms, four bathrooms, marble fireplaces and curated artworks. 

With an exquisitely appointed 10-person dining room with a chandelier featuring dramatic splashes of purple and gold – as well as a butler’s pantry and $2,000 food and beverage credit per night – in room dining is taken to a whole other level.

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