Hôtel Gault

"Hotel Gault is located in an ornate greystone building from 1871 in Old Montreal. The original facade was restored and reinforced, and today the luxurious 30-room boutique hotel has an open-plan lobby that's peppered with minimalist furniture. Rooms range from 350 ("Loft") to 1,020 ("Apartment") square feet. Whichever you choose, you'll have a comfortable workstation, modern design touches in the form of plush wool rugs, felt headboards, Bertoia chairs, and more, and vast arched windows that open onto Old Montreal. Rooms range from 350 ("Loft") to 1,020 ("Apartment") square feet. Whichever you choose, you'll have a comfortable workstation, modern design touches in the form of plush wool rugs, felt headboards, Bertoia chairs, and vast arched windows that open onto Old Montreal. Hotel Gault is a completely retrofitted five-story hotel featuring 30 rooms, all with contemporary furniture, shiny white porcelain, custom oak cabinetry, and arched French windows." - Isa Tousignant, Todd Plummer

"Hotel Gault is housed in a 19th-century Haussmanian greystone building and features contemporary interiors with open-concept bathrooms and heated floors. Rooms range from 350 to 1,020 square feet, and suites offer significantly more space and natural light." - Travel + Leisure Editors

"The historic Old Port ofMontreal, which dates back to the 1800s, is hugely fashionable—a hotbed of art galleries, trendy bars, and big-name restaurants such as Chez L'Épicier—with the Gault at the heart of it all. Minimalist design rules the day here, but with soft edges. Newly refurbished in 2015, all the rooms have warm, welcoming carpets, and each floor has its own color scheme including vivid reds and cool blues. Light from the vast French windows floods each of the spacious, open-plan rooms, and original architectural features are juxtaposed with ultra-modern Mondrian custom oak cabinetry, flat-screen LED televisions, and Blu-ray players."

"Start big picture.Hotel Gault is located in an ornate greystone building from 1871 in Old Montreal—truly one of the most beautiful structures in the city. The original facade was restored and reinforced, and today the luxurious 30-room boutique hotel has an open-plan lobby that's peppered with minimalist furniture. And who's there?Stylish, design-forward professionals. Zooming in a little, tell us about the rooms.Rooms range from 350 ("Loft") to 1,020 ("Apartment") square feet. Whichever you choose, you'll have a comfortable workstation, modern design touches in the form of plush wool rugs, felt headboards, Bertoia chairs, and vast arched windows that open onto Old Montreal. There are always little bathroom goodies. What are the standouts here?The Molton Brown products will make your shower even better, as will heated floors and plush bathrobe. What's the word on Wi-Fi? The Wi-Fi's free for all your internet needs. Say you're a bit hungry—is room service an option? More importantly, is it worth it?Room service, from the eponymous restaurant in the lobby, runs 24 hours; the menu includes breakfast tartines (like a poached egg on toast with caramelized onions and smoked cheddar), truffle mac 'n' cheese, and a cheese plate. Okay, sum it up for us.Hotel Gault is a completely retrofitted five-story hotel featuring 30 rooms, all with contemporary furniture, shiny white porcelain, custom oak cabinetry, and arched French windows." - Isa Tousignant