1. William Gray 4* – Hotels Near Montreal Christmas Market

Featuring free WiFi and a sun terrace, William Gray offers accommodation in Montréal. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Private parking is available on site.

All rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV. You will find a coffee machine in the room. Every room has a private bathroom with bathrobes and slippers.

There is free shuttle service, a 24-hour front desk, a cash machine and gift shop at the property.

You can play billiards at the hotel. Place Jacques Cartier is 100 m from William Gray, while Notre Dame Basilica Montreal is 400 m from the property.

In a modern building integrating a pair of 18th-century cottages, this chic hotel is a 6-minute walk from Champ-de-Mars station and a 7-minute walk from Basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal.

Refined rooms come with free Wi-Fi, Bang & Olufsen speakers and 49-inch flat-screens, plus minibars, Nespresso machines and rainfall showers. They also include custom artwork, and high-end linens and toiletries; some feature balconies. Suites add living rooms. Room service is available 24/7.

Amenities include an upscale restaurant and a cafe, plus a lounge and a rooftop terrace. There’s also a day spa, an outdoor pool and a gym, as well as an indoor garden.

Overlooking the Place Jacques-Cartier, the hotel introduces a dynamic and singular experience with its world class hospitality, spectacular views and timeless style. The hotel features: a restaurant, 2 rooftops terraces, a luxury spa.

If you’re visiting to see such attractions as the Marché Bonsecours, Basilique Notre-Dame, museums, etc. this is a great place to stay. This modern, sleek hotel is just off Rue Saint-Paul, one of the most interesting streets in old Montreal, and around the corner from Place Jacques-Cartier, where one of the outdoor Christmas markets is located (we visited in December so this was a destination). The hotel lobby and rooms are crisp and clean but not warm and inviting. However, the attached restaurant is excellent and the lounge serves interesting cocktails.

The concierge staff was very friendly and helpful in providing suggestions for restaurants, transportation options, etc. Would definitely stay here again– and in warmer weather, proximity to the riverfront is an added plus.

The hotel is almost brand new which means it’s sleek, sparkling, fresh and modern.

Our room was small, but tasteful and well laid out with many practical and luxury touches, including a very comfortable bed, soft robes, small fridge, easily-directed reading lights, gourmet coffee maker and a delightful multi-nozzle shower.

The location was amazing, with the Christmas Market right outside the door to the restaurant on Place Jacques-Cartier, and easy walking to the Notre Dame Basilica and all of the shops along Rue St. Paul.

How much does a room costs at William Gray?

Prices start 233$/night for Standard Queen Room – Alcove. The Deluxe King Room with View is 342$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for couples.

This double room features a bathrobe, minibar and cable TV.

2. Le Petit Hotel Montreal 4* – Hotels Near Vancouver Christmas Market

This hotel in downtown Montreal offers rooms with free WiFi. Le Petit Hotel features a European café and is located one block from Notre-Dame Basilica.

The boutique Le Petit Hotel Montreal features modern rooms with flat-screen TVs and jet-massage shower heads. Each room has a work desk and seating area.

A daily continental breakfast is served at Le Petit Montreal. The café, Le Petit Café, provides guests with a comfortable lounge and option of room service.

A block and a half from the Centaur Theatre Company and a 3-minute walk from Notre-Dame Basilica, this chic Old Montreal hotel is a 6-minute stroll from the Montreal Convention Centre.

The stylish rooms feature wood floors, original stone walls and oversized windows. All offer down bedding, multi-jet massage showers, and flat-screen TVs, plus iPod docks and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms have cathedral ceilings, loft layouts and/or separate living rooms with futons.

Complimentary continental breakfast is served in a 24/7 lobby cafe. Loaner bikes and laptops are offered, and valet parking is available for a fee.

Situated on Saint-Paul street, this 28 room boutique hotel is the perfect blend of elegance and modernity.

Colourful furnishings accent each cozy room while original stonework and clever layouts make for a Wonderland-esque setting. Our concierge moonlights as a barista and our front desk fills in for a trendy little cafe.

Helpful staff; perfect little room with individual heat-control;Wi-fi is spotty in the rooms but strong in the lobby (the building is solid rock); an amazing multi-head shower; simple but delicious breakfast of fresh-baked muffins, croissants, cereal, cappuccino (if you like), fruit.
Steps away from cuisine of essentially any sort: French cafe with delicious escargots;Polish restaurant; sushi bar across the street; upscale Indian and Brazilian restaurants. Food heaven. (Note: hotels and restaurants are more expensive in the old city, of course. ) It’s a straight, 10-15 min walk up to the arts center and Christmas market.

The location of the hotel in Old Montreal is amazing with Rue St. Paul really the place to be for accessing great restaurants, Notre Dame Basilica, the Old Port, Chinatown, etc. January is really the time to go to enjoy good deals at the hotel and having the area pretty well to yourself without the crowds from spring to Christmas which the staff at the hotel say means crowded streets and full hotels.

I would expect that the staff at Le Petit Hotel would step up and treat their guests with great care even with 100% occupancy.

Although it was one of the warmest Christmases at home as well as here, the historic feel of old port, stone walls and warm accents made this stay a perfect Christmas destination. The lobby is warm and petite as well but the perfect scene for when it did finally start to snow.

It was a stunning picture perfect sight looking out the front door and windows at big chunky flakes falling on the old cobblestone narrow street. Great location and great town.

We have been coming to Montreal at Christmas for many years now and since we have discovered Le Petit Hotel we can’t think of any other hotel that makes us feel like we are at a home away from home. The staff are very welcoming and wil cater to your every need. It is apparent that they want their guests to feel well taken care of. The hotel is very modern, cozy, extremely clean and has the best bed in town!

You simply can’t go wrong with the location and the wide variety of excellent restaurants nearby. If you are gluten intolerant, let the hotel know in advance.

It is right in the heart of Old Montreal, and in the summer it must be one of the best locations for stepping directly into the action. While driving to and from the hotel, we actually got stuck behind horse-drawn carriages touring the old port area.

The building itself is a showcase of historic architecture. We had a corner room with three large windows and stone walls…one of which curved gently, definitely not a modern hotel room.

It was a little chilly in the winter with such large windows and the exposed stone, but that made cuddling up in the cushy king bed even better!

How much does a room costs at Le Petit Hotel Montreal?

Prices start 110$/night for King Room. The Deluxe King Room
is 205$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for couples.

An extremely spacious room with a dining area and living area. TV is equipped with a Nintendo Wii. Bathroom features a multi-jet shower.

 

3. Hotel Épik Montréal 3* – Hotels Near Montreal Christmas Market