QUEBEC Hotels
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FEATURE HOTEL HOTEL DU VIEUX PORT |
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Built in 1750, Renovated
in 2000, the Hotel Vieux-Port is a Cozy Little Hotel At the Entrance
of the Old Port, near the River Saint-Laurent. Here in Old
Montreal Guest Find Themselves near the Leisure and Business
Activities of the City. |
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There are many great Quebec hotels and many interesting things to visit while you are here. Your visit to Montreal, Quebec will be an educating, enriching, and peaceful one. Book a Montreal hotel now with Hotel Savings for special discounted rates on hotels, airfare, and rental cars. Montreal is the second largest French-speaking city in the world, and is home to a number of multinational corporations. Also, Montreal is one of the most popular convention destination in North America. It’s also a vibrant cultural center, boasting several fine museums, including the Musee des Beaux Arts and the Biodome de Montréal. Montréal is also the “City of Festivals,” thanks to such prestigious events as the annual International Jazz Festival and International Film Festival. Be sure to visit Old Montréal and the Old Port; Olympic Stadium; and Ste-Catherine Street, the main commercial street downtown. “City Underground” is a 30-kilometer network of boutiques, cafes, theaters, hotels, shopping centers, even a university.
Hotels IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC
INCLUDING MONTREAL, & QUEBEC CITY
Hilton Quebec
Golf at Hotel Stastny -
Saint Nicolas
The Ritz-Carlton Montreal
Four Points by Sheraton Montreal
Center-ville
Quality Hotel Dorval Aeroport
Hotel
St. Paul
La
Presidence Deluxe Apartments
Hilton
Montreal Dorval Airport
Fairmont the Queen Elizabeth
Hotel
Inter-Continental Montreal
Chateau Versailles Hotel
OTHER Hotels IN QUEBEC
Best Western Europa Downtown
Montreal
Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel
Quebec Hotels
City Guide
Monteal
See the Montreal Holocaust Memorial
Centre The Centre is a commemoration of Jewish life and the
cultures heritage in light of the horrific events of the Holocaust.
There are photos, memorabilia, artwork, religious artifacts, and
much documentation that shows the persecution of Jews and their
survival. It also challenges visitors to consider the effects of
hate, which has targeted groups in the 1930's and 40's. Also, the
museum sponsor educational programs that hope to increase tolerance
and understanding between various ethnic groups.
