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Hotel Ruby Foo'S
4Montreal
3 nights
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FromCA $99/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Downtown landmarks and convenient airport stays
Hilton Garden Inn Montreal Centre-Ville
4Montreal
2 nights
- Pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
FromCA $198/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Le Westin Montreal
4Montreal
2 nights
- Pool
- Spa
- Casino
- Restaurant
FromCA $209/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Hampton Inn & Suites By Hilton Laval
4Laval
2 nights
- Pool
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Food And Drink
FromCA $210/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Doubletree By Hilton Pointe Claire Montreal Airport West
4Pointe Claire
2 nights
- Pool
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Bar
FromCA $238/ night · incl taxes & fees
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4.4Montreal
3 nights
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FromCA $192/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Sens Hotel
4Montreal
3 nights
- Golf
- Ski
- Sailing
- Snorkeling Nearby
FromCA $194/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Courtyard By Marriott Montreal Laval
4Laval
3 nights
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Bar
- Lounge
FromCA $215/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Embassy Suites By Hilton Montreal
4Montreal
2 nights
- Golf
- Sailing
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
FromCA $323/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Novotel Montreal Centre
4Montreal
3 nights
- Restaurant
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- Bar
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FromCA $256/ night · incl taxes & fees
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Everything you need to know about Montreal
Montreal is Canada's most European city — a bilingual, French-speaking metropolis where cobblestone Old Montreal, the green dome of Mont-Royal, and the buzzing Plateau blend joie de vivre with a legendary food and festival scene. Wander Notre-Dame Basilica, graze the Jean-Talon Market, and stay out late on Boulevard Saint-Laurent.
Montreal, QuebecClimate
Climate
−10 to 26°C · four seasons
JanDec
PeakShoulderAvoid
Summer is 22–26°C and festival-packed; winters are crisp and snowy with Christmas markets.
Currency
Canadian Dollar
Cards accepted everywhere · tip 15–20%
Language
French (official)
English widely spoken in tourist areas
ID for Canadians
No passport needed
Domestic trip — a valid government photo ID is all you need to board your flight.
Top Experiences in Montreal
Old MontrealVieux-Montréal & Notre-Dame Basilica
Wander cobblestone streets to the stunning blue-and-gold Notre-Dame Basilica and the Old Port waterfront.
Mont-RoyalMount Royal & the Plateau
Hike to the Kondiaronk Belvedere for skyline views, then explore the colourful Plateau and Mile End.
Food & nightlifeMarkets, Bagels & Saint-Laurent
Graze Jean-Talon Market, taste iconic wood-fired bagels and smoked meat, then hit the bars on Boulevard Saint-Laurent.
Essential info for Canadian travellers
ID / passport: Montreal is a domestic trip for Canadians — no passport required. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID to board your flight.
Language: French is the official language of Quebec, but English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants and tourist areas. A friendly 'Bonjour' goes a long way.
Currency & tipping: The Canadian dollar (CAD) is used, so no exchange is needed. Cards and tap payments are accepted everywhere; tip 15–20% at restaurants.
Power & plugs: Montreal uses 120V/60Hz with Type A/B plugs — identical to the rest of Canada, so all your devices work without adapters.
Time zone: Montreal runs on Eastern Time (ET) — the same as Toronto, so there's no jet lag from most of the country.
Best time to visit Montreal
May – SepPeak season
Warm weather and the famous festival season — Jazz Fest, Osheaga, terrasses everywhere.
Oct – NovShoulder season
Crisp air, fall colours on Mont-Royal, thinner crowds and better hotel rates.
DecFestive season
Snowy Christmas markets and holiday lights in Old Montreal — magical but cold.
Jan – FebDeep winter
Very cold (often below −10°C), though Igloofest and the Underground City keep it lively.
Where to stay
Montreal neighbourhoods
Montreal's districts each have a distinct character, from historic waterfront to buzzing nightlife strips. Here's how to choose where to base yourself.
Vieux-Montréal (Old Montreal)
Waterfront
Cobblestone streets, boutique hotels, Notre-Dame Basilica and the Old Port — the most atmospheric base.
Best for
- Couples
- First-timers
- Sightseeing
Downtown (Ville-Marie)
City centre
Shopping on Sainte-Catherine, museums, the Underground City and easy metro access to everything.
Best for
- Shopping
- Business
- Transit
Plateau & Mile End
North of downtown
Colourful triplexes, indie cafés, murals and the city's best bagels and brunch — a foodie's dream.
Best for
- Foodies
- Nightlife
- Culture
Griffintown
Southwest
A revitalised canal-side district of modern lofts, hot restaurants and easy walks to Old Montreal.
Best for
- Dining
- Young travellers
- Design lovers
Beyond the city
Day trips & excursions from Montreal
Montreal is a great launch point for Quebec's history, mountains and wine country. Every excursion below can be booked through ShopTravel or your hotel concierge.
UNESCO World HeritageQuébec City Day Trip
Full day · 12 hrs255 km northeast · ~3 hrs by coach
Explore the walled Old Town, Château Frontenac and Petit-Champlain — the most European corner of North America.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable walking shoes
- Book Château Frontenac lunch ahead
MountainsMont-Tremblant & the Laurentians
Full day · 10 hrs130 km north · ~1.5 hrs by car
Ride the gondola for panoramic views and stroll the pedestrian village at Quebec's premier mountain resort.
Insider tips
- Great for fall foliage in October
- Bring a layer — it's cooler up top
Food & WineEastern Townships Wine & Cider Tour
Full day · 9 hrs100 km southeast · ~1.5 hrs by coach
Sample vineyards and ice-cider orchards around Dunham and Magog in Quebec's rolling wine country.
Insider tips
- Bring cash for bottle purchases
- Not suitable for under-18s
HistoryOttawa & the Capital
Full day · 11 hrs200 km west · ~2 hrs by coach
See Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal and the National Gallery in Canada's capital city.
Insider tips
- Bring ID for Parliament tours
- Canal skating in winter
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Montreal travel FAQ
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
Do Canadians need a passport to visit Montreal?
No. Montreal is a domestic destination, so a valid government-issued photo ID is all you need to board your flight.
How long is the flight to Montreal?
Toronto to Montreal (YUL) is about 1h 20m nonstop, with frequent daily departures. Flights also run from Calgary, Vancouver and Halifax.
When is the best time to visit Montreal?
May to September is peak, with warm weather and the city's famous festival season. October offers gorgeous fall colours, and December brings festive Christmas markets.
Do I need to speak French?
No. French is the official language of Quebec, but English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants and attractions. A polite 'Bonjour' is always appreciated.
Is Montreal easy to get around?
Very. The metro is clean, fast and cheap, most attractions in Old Montreal and downtown are walkable, and BIXI bike share covers the city in summer.
How many nights should I stay?
A 3-night city break is perfect for the highlights. Add a night or two if you want a day trip to Québec City or Mont-Tremblant.
Should I stay downtown or in Old Montreal?
Old Montreal is the most atmospheric and romantic base, while downtown is central for shopping and transit. The Plateau and Mile End are best for food and local vibes.
Can I book excursions through ShopTravel?
Yes — you can add day trips like the Québec City Day Trip or Mont-Tremblant excursion to your booking at checkout.