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James
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LABRADOR
Place Jacques-Cartier, Montréal
Montréal
The world’s second largest French-speaking city,
Montréal is a dynamic metropolis that offers an
eclectic range of experiences and attractions. In
the charming cobbled streets of old Montréal
you will find treasures such as the Basilica of
Notre-Dame, the Place Jacques-Cartier and the
Vieux Port. The rue Sherbrooke, to the south of
the plateau of Mont Royal, is home to exclusive
shops, art galleries and the Musée des Beaux-Arts.
Montréalers are renowned for their joie de vivre:
this is Canada’s party capital, which plays host
to several world-renowned summer festivals.
In addition, there is a vast array of fabulous
restaurants, bistros and pavement cafés offering
every type of cuisine, with delicious smoked meats
the local speciality. Amongst the many sights the
Jardin Botanique rivals England’s Kew Gardens
and other attractions include the Olympic Park,
Biodôme and Biosphère. Explore the city on
Bâteau Mouche cruises on the St. Lawrence
River or discover the underground city, packed
with boutiques, shops and restaurants.
HOTEL NELLIGAN, MONTRÉAL
Situated in rue St. Paul in the heart of old
Montréal, the Nelligan is a delightful boutique
hotel. There are 63 spacious rooms with exposed
brick and stone walls and lots of natural wood.
Each room is beautifully furnished with plantation
blinds and contemporary fabrics. Amenities
include a fitness centre, library, a roof-top terrace
and Verses restaurant for the finest French
cuisine. Breakfast is served in the garden atrium
which also doubles, each afternoon, as a tearoom.
Hotel Nelligan
ONTARIO
Hotel le St. James
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Wildlife Reserve
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Provincial Park
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HOTEL LE ST. JAMES, MONTRÉAL
Grand and opulent, this venerable hotel is one
of the most prestigious addresses in old Montréal.
All 23 rooms and 38 suites meticulously
preserve their historic character but have been
transformed by plush interior design and cutting
edge technology to offer unashamed luxury.
The magnificent library is the perfect place for an
aperitif before dinner whilst XO, the grand salon,
serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. This is also a
delightful venue for afternoon tea with, on
Sundays, a harpist to set a refined tone. With a
full-service spa and fitness centre, the St. James is
Montréal’s most refined and elegant choice.
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Gaspé
Anticosti
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Hostellerie Pierre du Calvet
Gulf of St
Lawrence
HOSTELLERIE PIERRE DU CALVET,
MONTRÉAL
Built in 1725, this captivating hotel is one of the
oldest surviving buildings in Montréal, furnished
with sumptuous antiques in 17th century style.
There are just nine rooms and suites, each
featuring exposed stone walls, wood panelling,
beams, and either a gas or wood-burning
fireplace. Most have four-poster beds, whilst all
have a private bathroom and air-conditioning.
There is a delightful terrace at the back and a
conservatory with exotic caged birds, including a
parrot that talks. The hotel has two restaurants,
Les Filles du Roy and Pierre du Calvet, and both
are highly recommended.
Québec: Canada
Telephone: 01993 838 700
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