Sofitel Montréal Golden Mile

Frommer's Review

The French luxury hotel chain transformed a bland 1970s downtown office tower into a coveted destination for visiting celebrities and the power elite. It wows from the moment of arrival, from the light-filled stone-and-wood lobby to the universally warm welcome visitors get from the staff. The 100 standard rooms (called "Superior") have floor-to-ceiling windows, furnishings made from Québec-grown cherrywood, down duvets, and a soothing oatmeal-cream decor featuring black-and-white photos of Montréal by local photographers. Though chairs with right-angled backs are a bit too overdesigned for comfort, the thrust-desks attached to the wall are easy to use from either side. Bathrooms have an Asian touch. The ambitious Renoir restaurant features a bar and outdoor terrace. Catering to the international and business guests whose bodies are still operating on different time zones, the exercise room is open 24 hours per day.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; 24-hr. exercise room w/sauna; concierge; Wi-Fi in lobby and restaurant; room service; babysitting

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