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Welcome to a hotel so achingly hip it burns with brazen boutique chic. The exterior is a beautifully restored Muscular Beaux Arts heritage building, and the interior – a modern-day ‘urban palace’ – fuses the modern and the serene. Think fire, ice, earth and sky – a combination of all Canada’s most basic natural elements. Designs incorporate antique doors, flowing curtains, geometric furniture and a free-standing sculpture in the lobby of fire-lit ‘ice’. Intruiged? You should be.
- the grand facade
location
Standing at the gateway of Old Montréal, Hotel St Paul sits on McGill Street at the corner of Rue St-Paul. The area is still cobbled in many parts, adding to the resonate character that makes it so famous. Close to the World Trade Center, Ste Catherine Street Shops, Old Montréal attractions and the subway, you’ll never be far from city’s hot spots.
your room
Your room will strike that sharp design chord in your inner being you never knew you had. Earth rooms incorporate a tactile grounded approach in their colours, materials and furnishings. Think silk, stone, and raw metal – customised to perfection. Or take a Sky room that centres around light and air.
- your room
Which ever room you chose, a large soaker tub awaits you at the end (or beginning) of every day before bedding down on your luxurious Queen sized bed. You might have to call a bulldozer to move you out. And if you go for a deluxe suite you’ll be able to entertain in your own living and dining area. Take the Black Suite on the penthouse floor and rock stars you could very well pretend to be.
why we like it
We love the modern design which creates a one of a kind boutique city experience. Furnishings around the hotel feature unique treasures, mixing materials such as silk, stone, and raw metal with luxurious fabrics. Each room’s large windows offer guests a distinctive view of the city whether it is the metropolitan city skyline, or the liveliness of the Old Port.
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