Hotel Le Germain Montreal
Sleek, minimal, 60s-modern boutique. Think loft-like rooms with statement bedding, Brutalist bones exposed beneath polished finishes, and a lobby bar serving oysters and champagne. Business-friendly but not sterile.
Ask for a room with a view of Avenue Président-Kennedy — several room types offer it and it's worth requesting
Why It Matters
The property that launched Montreal's boutique hotel scene — a converted 1960s engineer's office tower that beat the big chains at their own game. Now MICHELIN Key-certified two years running, with a French brasserie restaurant that attracts non-guests on its own merits.
The hotel that started Montreal's boutique revolution. Originally a 15-story concrete office block built in 1967 for Quebec's professional engineers, it became Le Germain in 1999 and rewrote what a downtown Montreal hotel could be. The interiors — all dark wood, marble, and angular pendant lights — were redesigned by architect Zébulon Perron with a contemporary take on 1960s modernism. It holds a MICHELIN Key for the second consecutive year, and Le Boulevardier restaurant downstairs is a genuine destination in its own right.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
The Apartment Suite
The hotel's largest unit at 975 sq ft. It has a large private terrace, a separate dining room, and the same 1960s-inspired Perron design but stretched across a genuinely residential footprint. Two adults maximum occupancy. If you want privacy to host guests or need space to spread out, this is the one.
1 king bed · 90 sqm
The Classic Queen
The entry-level room, and still very good. The 60s-inspired design by Zébulon Perron gives it real character — angular lights, dark wood tones — while goose down duvets, feather pillows, and curated amenities make the comfort thoroughly modern. Some rooms offer unobstructed views of Avenue Président-Kennedy.
1 queen bed · 27 sqm
The Classique King
Same 60s-modern Zébulon Perron design as the Classic Queen but with a king bed. Goose down duvet, feather pillows, Egyptian cotton sheets, Nespresso machine, minibar — all the same thoughtful touches. A solid choice if you need the extra bed width.
1 king bedThe Prestige with a View
Spacious, bright, and designed to show off the view of Avenue Président-Kennedy through large windows. The bedding is the same luxurious Marie l'Oie goose down setup, but the light flooding the room and the city perspective make this one genuinely premium.
1 king bed · 33 sqmThe Round Bed
Exactly what it says. A round bed with feather pillows, Egyptian cotton sheets, and a goose down duvet. It's a fun room — a nod to the hotel's 60s design sensibility taken to its logical conclusion. Not the biggest room, but a memorable one.
The Signature
A step up from the Classic. Feather pillows piled on a king bed, heavy goose down duvet, Egyptian cotton sheets — the bedding is from Marie l'Oie, a renowned Canadian brand. The room has the same sharp Perron design language but more generous proportions.
1 king bedThe Signature King with Sofa Bed
The most spacious standard room configuration. A proper living room section with a sofa bed separates from the main sleeping area, and the bathroom has two sinks. Good for families or anyone who needs the extra living space without going full suite.
1 king bed + sofa bedThe Signature Suite
Sitting on the 18th floor, this suite has wide Montreal views and a full kitchen with appliances — unusual for a hotel suite at this price tier. The bathroom has both a separate bath and a shower, plus the trademark Marie l'Oie bedding. A legitimately comfortable base for an extended stay.
1 king bed · 40 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Full gym on the 17th floor with Peloton bikes, treadmills, elliptical, interactive training mirror, free weights, exercise mats, and locker rooms with showers. Views over Montreal make the cardio significantly more bearable.
The hotel's concierge Annie offers personalized Montreal recommendations — a proper local perspective rather than a laminated tourist sheet.
Three bright, modern meeting rooms equipped for corporate meetings, brainstorming sessions, and events. 24-hour business center available. The restaurant can be privatized for up to 125 people.
Seasonal events on the Flâneur terrace with winemakers, chef's bites, and multi-course sunset menus. Ticketed events with limited guest count.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Available around the clock for business travelers.
Complimentary throughout the property, with bandwidth suited for both work and streaming.
Available during mornings and evenings.
Quality espresso available to guests 24/7 in the lobby.
Indoor valet available around the clock. Can be added when making a reservation. Additional fees apply.
Pets are welcome at Le Germain Montreal for an additional fee.
There is no swimming pool on-site. The nearest pool is at the Omni Mont-Royal, one block away.
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