Auberge Les Passants du Sans Soucy

Frommer's Review

This cheery B&B in the heart of Vieux-Montréal is a former 1723 fur warehouse gracefully converted into a tip-top inn. Its romantic rooms feature mortared stone walls, beamed ceilings, wrought-iron or brass beds, and buffed wood floors (photos of each room are posted online). All units now have jet tubs, flatscreen TVs, and electric fireplaces, and 2008 renovations knocked out some walls and brought in sleeker furnishings to make four smaller rooms larger. Breakfast is a special selling point: A sky-lit dining nook features communal tables on either side of a fireplace imported from Bordeaux. The substantial morning meals include chocolate croissants and made-to-order omelets. The marble-floored front entry doubles as a gallery space -- unusual for a B&B -- immediately setting a relaxed, urbane tone.

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