Loews Hôtel Vogue

Frommer's Review

When the Vogue opened in 1990, it instantly joined the Ritz-Carlton at the top tier of the local luxury-hotel pantheon. Nearly 20 years on, confidence and capability continues to resonate from every member of its staff, and luxury permeates the hotel from the lobby to the well-appointed guest rooms. Feather pillows and duvets dress oversize beds, and huge marble bathrooms are fitted with Jacuzzis -- double-size in suites -- and separate shower stalls. Rooms all have consistent decor, so what you see on the website is what you'll get when you arrive. The hotel's L'Opéra Bar is a two-story room with floor-to-ceiling windows and is open until 2am. For families, Loews offers special kids' menus, free in-room movies, and child-size bathrobes. The only sour note is something common to many Montréal properties in busy neighborhoods: The street noise -- including shrieks from late-night partiers -- sometimes travels to rooms, even on top floors.

Facilities:
Restaurant; 2 bars; 24-hr. exercise room; free access to the Club Sportif MAA gym and pool; children's services; concierge; room service; babysitting

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