Accommodations

The Home Suite is named after the historic Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighborhood. It once served the workers’ borough in Montreal. It now is a family-friendly area, bursting with local shops, markets, and restaurants. The suite wearing its name is cozy and luxurious, complete with an entrance foyer, a separate living room, and a powder room.

With its green parks nestled along the shoreline of the Lachine Canal, the St-Henri neighborhood is a great example of how nature takes its place in an urban environment. The St-Henri suite is spacious and comfortable. It’s ideal for longer stays, due to its kitchenette and large dining room for six. The suite also features two bedrooms, each with a king-size bed, and two bathrooms.

The Westmount Suite is named for one of Montreal’s most prestigious neighborhoods, which nestled in the hills of Mount Royal. The Westmount suite offers a beautiful view of the city, as well as a spacious bedroom with one king-size bed, a living room, and a dining room for six. Guests may request to connect a second bedroom to the suite.

Like Westmount, Hampstead is known for its luxurious residences, and natural beauty. Located on the 19th floor, the Hampstead suite possesses a spacious bedroom with one king-size bed, a spacious living room, and a dining room for six. Guests may request to connect a second bedroom to the suite.

Located on the other side of the mountain, Outremont once was home to the city’s upper-class. Its quiet streets are now known for their luxury shops and fine dining, as well as their authentic architecture. Located on the 18th floor, the Outremont suite has one spacious bedroom with a single king-size bed, as well as a spa bathroom with a freestanding bath and a rain shower. The suite also includes a large living room, and a dining room for eight. Guests may request to connect a second bedroom to the suite.

Lively and innovative, you could never tell that Griffintown is one of Montreal’s oldest boroughs. Once an industrial neighborhood, it now proudly wears the nickname "La cité du multimedia," or Multimedia City. Just a short walk away from downtown, it is an undeniably urban neighborhood, and boasts some of the trendiest spots. The Griffintown suite has just as much to offer. Located on the 20th floor, it comes with one king-size bed, a spa bathroom with a freestanding bath and rain shower, and a living room area. Guests may request to connect a second bedroom to the suite.

At the foot of the mountain, le Plateau neighborhood is the perfect marriage between the fast pace of downtown Montreal and the laid-back atmosphere of the Mile-End. With its huge parks and cozy businesses, it is the place to unwind after a long day. Equally relaxing, the Plateau suite features a spacious bedroom with one king-size bed and a sitting area, a living room, and a spa bathroom with a freestanding bath and a rain shower. The room comes with a kitchenette and dining room for six, which makes this 20th-floor suite perfect for longer stays.

With its charming properties, unique shops, and casual vibe, Montreal’s Mile-End has been named the best neighborhood in the world. And the suite named after it is just as comfortable. It features a spacious bedroom with one king-size bed and a sitting area, a living room, and a spa bathroom with a freestanding bath and a rain shower. The room comes with a kitchenette and dining room for eight, which makes this 20th-floor suite perfect for longer stays.

The famous John Lennon and Yoko Ono suite is the site of the 1969 "bed-in for peace", where the song "Give Peace a Chance" was composed and recorded. This suite has been completely reimagined through recent renovations. The living-room area recreates the famous bed-in. A separate bedroom, a dining-room area (with kitchenette), and two oversized bathrooms complete the suite. This legendary hotel suite can accommodate up to four people.

The Royal Ville-Marie suite, the largest suite in the city, redefines luxury, grandeur, and discretion. Accessible by a private panoramic elevator, it features the most elegant architectural designs. Created to resemble a stunning residential apartment, the suite is comprised a formal dining room for ten people, a kitchen equipped with a bar counter, and a living room complete with panoramic atrium. A library also occupies the suite, as does an office, and a full entrance foyer. Guests may retire to a spacious master bedroom, connected to an impressive bathroom (with a freestanding soaker tub), and a large dressing room.

Guests staying in this suite also have access to the Fairmont Gold lounge to unwind. Here, guests can enjoy a deluxe continental breakfast, evening canapés, and an honor bar. While the Royal Ville-Marie suite can accommodate a maximum of two people, guests can also request connecting a second suite to the room, as well.