About this hotel
General information
Four Seasons Hotel Montreal sits in the Golden Square Mile, the historic quarter of Montréal where fashion houses, jewellers and galleries cluster. An indoor passage links the hotel to the Holt Renfrew Ogilvy department store, and its third floor works as a social hub for the city, with a sky lobby, a restaurant and terrace, a lounge and a bar. Guest rooms begin only on the sixth floor, so they are bright and look out over the city.
The Paris studio Gilles & Boissier designed the interiors, pairing restrained modern lines with tactile, sensual materials. The art collection is conceived as a surreal urban garden: in the atrium, Pascale Girardin’s suspended installation “Contemplation” sends a stream of ceramic petals down nine floors, while photography by Montréal artists lines the corridors. The hotel has 169 rooms, 19 of them suites, along with a Guerlain spa, an indoor pool and the Palais de Possibles ballroom for up to 450 guests.
Location
The hotel stands at 1440 rue de la Montagne, on the corner of boulevard de Maisonneuve, at the heart of the Golden Square Mile in downtown Montréal, Québec. Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) is 20.8 km away, about 20 minutes by car, and the train station around 5 minutes. The hotel arranges limousine transfers with a meet-and-greet at the airport, and valet parking is available.
Spa
Guerlain Spa occupies the sixth floor, with eight treatment rooms including a couples’ suite, plus a sauna and steam room. Its distinguishing feature is Kneipp hydrotherapy, complete with a reflexology walk for the soles of the feet. The menu covers facials from Guerlain’s Orchidée Impériale line, gold-infused skincare inspired by the Golden Square Mile, HydraFacial, massages, body scrubs and masks, dedicated treatments for men and hair rituals.
Sports & leisure
- skylit indoor pool with a counter-current swim system and daybeds
- 24-hour fitness centre designed by trainer Harley Pasternak, overlooking rue de la Montagne
- morning yoga sessions
- private tours of the hotel’s art collection with the concierge
- personal shopping at Holt Renfrew Ogilvy
- private Montréal tours: city highlights, street art, a market tour and the Aura light show at Notre-Dame Basilica
- day trips to Mont-Tremblant, Québec City, Ottawa and the Québec wilderness
- helicopter flights over Montréal, hot-air ballooning and a private whale-watching expedition
For children
Children aged 18 and under stay free in their parents’ room, space permitting, and cribs are provided on request. Rooms with two queen beds and suites with a sofa bed sleep two adults and two children, many rooms connect, and babysitting can be arranged.
Restaurants & bars
Dining is gathered on the open-plan third floor under the Marcus name. Marcus Restaurant + Terrace, with its terrace set high above the street, runs from breakfast to late dinner; the Montréal-born executive chef builds the menu around local, seasonal produce, from a seafood tower of oysters and snow crab to lobster pasta and Canadian black cod, and a chef’s counter serves a tasting menu with optional wine pairings chosen by the chef sommelier. Marcus Lounge + Night Bar is a cocktail lounge with a seasonal list and plates for sharing that turns into a night bar with live music later in the evening. In-room dining is available around the clock.
Swimming
The indoor pool on the sixth floor is lit by a skylight and fitted with a counter-current generator for lap swimming; daybeds line the water, with a sauna and steam room alongside. It is open to hotel guests, residents and spa clients.
Rooms
The 169 rooms and suites, 19 of them suites, occupy the sixth to twelfth floors and all have floor-to-ceiling windows. The Carré Doré rooms on the upper floors face the atrium and its art installation.
Each room has a Four Seasons bed with down duvets, a minibar with local beer and snacks, a bar shelf with cocktail shaker, a Lavazza coffee maker and kettle, a laptop-sized safe, a 65-inch TV, iPad room controls, Wi-Fi, bathrobes and BYREDO toiletries, with housekeeping twice a day.
Superior Room
A room on the sixth or seventh floor with a king bed, floor-to-ceiling city-view windows, a table for working or dining and a marble bathroom; some have a chaise longue by the window. Sleeps two adults or one adult and one child.
Deluxe Room
A room on the seventh or eighth floor looking over the Golden Square Mile, with a king bed, a dining nook and a bathroom with marble vanity and a generous shower. Connects to a neighbouring room; sleeps two adults or one adult and one child.
Deluxe Carré Doré
A room on floors nine to twelve whose windows face the atrium installation, with a king bed or two queens and a small dining area. The two-queen version takes three adults or two adults and two children.
Premier Room
A larger room on floors six to eight with a chaise longue by the window, a king bed or two queens, and a bathroom with a freestanding tub behind glass doors that open to the bedroom. Up to three adults or two adults and two children.
Premier Carré Doré
A room on floors nine to twelve reached by a sunlit corridor above the atrium, where mirrored panels beside the bed open onto a freestanding tub. King bed or two queens; up to three adults or two adults and two children.
Executive Suite
A suite on floors seven to twelve with a separate living area and sofa bed, a king bedroom and a bathroom with freestanding tub and glass doors. Up to three adults or two adults and two children.
Deluxe One-Bedroom Suite
A suite with a separate living room, a king bedroom, a walk-in closet, a bathroom with twin basins, shower and oval tub, and a guest powder room. Up to three adults or two adults and two children.
Premier One-Bedroom Suite
A black-and-white suite with rosé accents on floors seven to eleven, with a living room, dining table for four and wet bar, a king bedroom, walk-in closet and a bathroom with oval tub. Up to three adults or two adults and two children.
Signature One-Bedroom Suite
A suite styled like a Parisian apartment above the Golden Square Mile, with a living room and fireplace, dining for four, an enclosed kitchenette, a walk-in closet and a bathroom with steam shower and oval tub. Up to three adults or two adults and two children.
Presidential Suite
A two-bedroom suite on the twelfth and highest floor with views of downtown, the mountains and the St Lawrence River, a living room, dining for eight, a pantry with service entrance and a main bathroom with double shower and jetted tub. It connects to a two-queen room to form a three-bedroom suite.
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