Hotel Nelligan
Hotel · Vieux Montréal
106 Saint-Paul St W, Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1Z3, Canada
Highlights
Chic hotel in 19th-century building with French restaurant & rooftop bar
106 Saint-Paul St W, Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1Z3, Canada Get directions
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Chic hotel in 19th-century building with French restaurant & rooftop bar
106 Saint-Paul St W, Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1Z3, Canada Get directions
$$$
"You'll bask in an amber glow from the exposed brick walls as soon as you walk into this welcoming greystone building in Old Montreal. The lobby, with its earth tones and chocolate leather armchairs, might even make you want to light a cigar. The exposed brick walls in the lobby extend upstairs to the rooms, where earth tones and dark wood furniture offer a cozy, plush feel. Hôtel Nelligan is undoubtedly worth it. Set on one of the city's best shopping streets in the middle of Old Montreal, this is a gold-standard hotel with stunning views from its rooftop deck. At the restaurant, you'll rub shoulders with a crowd of 30- and 40-something locals having lunch or post-work drinks. Out-of-town guests, meanwhile, feel more established." - Isa Tousignant, Todd Plummer
"Located in Old Montreal, Hôtel Nelligan features a rooftop terrace with beautiful city views and excellent cocktails. The hotel has a charming ambiance with exposed brick walls and terracotta tile floors. It is 10.6 miles from the airport and near attractions like Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal and Bota Bota Spa Sur-L’Eau." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Set across four historic mid-19th-century buildings in Old Montreal, this 105-room property blends luxurious modern comforts (rainfall showers, down comforters, Bluetooth speakers, Le Labo bath amenities) with a plant-filled atrium anchored by a portrait of poet Émile Nelligan. Culinary draws include a destination-worthy steakhouse and raw bar at Méchant Boeuf Bar‑Brasserie and a recently renovated rooftop terrace that offers excellent skyline views." - Catherine Maisonneuve, Nicholas DeRenzo
"Start us off with an overview.You'll bask in an amber glow from the exposed brick walls as soon as you walk into this welcoming greystone building in Old Montreal. The lobby, with its earth tones and chocolate leather armchairs, might even make you want to light a cigar. What’s the crowd like?At the restaurant, you'll rub shoulders with a crowd of 30- and 40-something locals having lunch or post-work drinks. Out-of-town guests, meanwhile, feel more established—this isn't a hotel one would classify as hip and happening. Consistency is key. Do you get the same vibe from the rooms?The exposed brick walls in the lobby extend upstairs to the rooms, where earth tones and dark wood furniture offer a cozy, plush feel. Most important detail: the Wi-Fi. How is it?Take advantage of the strong free Wi-Fi and make this your remote office. What's the food situation?Breakfast isn't free, but you can start the day right for less than $20: a fresh Montreal bagel topped with smoked salmon and cream cheese, spiced breakfast potatoes, a little salad, and strong coffee. Are there any details that stood out to you during your stay?The ladder-style shelving in the bathroom is a cute contemporary touch. The vast rooftop terrace is amazing, with a huge local following for of its views (rue Saint-Paul and Notre-Dame Basilica on one side, the Old Port on the other), and cocktails, including a house cocktail that mixes peach purée, peach schnapps, orange juice, and sparkling wine. So in a nutshell, is it worth it?Yes, undoubtedly. Set on one of the city's best shopping streets in the middle of Old Montreal, Nelligan is a gold-standard hotel with stunning views from its rooftop deck." - Isa Tousignant
"Set across four buildings dating from the mid-to-late 1800s, the property had many lives, including as a fabric warehouse, a pharmaceutical laboratory, a paper company, and a lamp and table factory. Today, it’s a 105-room boutique hotel that readers adore for its location near the St. Lawrence river, the Notre-Dame Basilica, and the picturesque Old Port waterfront. The seasonal rooftop terrace is also a perfect place for sunset drinks." - Travel + Leisure Editors
