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Historical hotels in Montreal

We reviewed 12 properties across Montreal and picked the 9 best for history lovers.

12 hotels 7 rated 8.5+ typical CA$220

hotels

Omni Mont-Royal Hotel O Central & spacious

Omni Mont-Royal Hotel ★★★★

Montreal

8.4Great1,181 reviews

A downtown Montreal hotel with spacious rooms, a fitness centre, and staff that go out of their way to help.

FromCA$280per night
Intercontinental Montreal By Ihg I Central & Spacious

Intercontinental Montreal By Ihg ★★★★

Montreal

8.6Great1,723 reviews

Old Montreal base with some of the city's most spacious rooms and a breakfast guests consistently rave about.

FromCA$167per night
Chateau Versailles C Boutique Stay

Chateau Versailles ★★★★

Montreal

8Great871 reviews

A refined boutique stay near the art museum, with private parking and a pet-friendly policy.

FromCA$225per night
Le Square Phillips Hotel & Suites L Central & Pet-Friendly

Le Square Phillips Hotel & Suites ★★★★

Montreal

8.8Great3,977 reviews

Spacious rooms with kitchenettes in central Montreal, plus parking and a rooftop pool.

FromCA$320per night
Sens Hotel S Centrally located

Sens Hotel ★★★★

Montreal

8Great600 reviews

A 4-star Montreal stay with a strong staff rating and a central Sherbrooke West address.

FromCA$220per night
Auberge Du Vieux Port By Gray Collection A Historic & Central

Auberge Du Vieux Port By Gray Collection ★★★★

Montreal Inn

8.8Great969 reviews

Top-rated staff and river views in a historic Old Montreal setting.

FromCA$259per night
Manoir Sherbrooke M Guest favourite

Manoir Sherbrooke ★★★

Montreal

9Perfect5,145 reviews

A central Montreal stay with a superb guest rating and a location that puts you steps from Saint Denis Street.

FromCA$127per night
Hotel Kutuma H Top-rated Plateau stay

Hotel Kutuma ★★★★

Montreal

9.2Perfect715 reviews

A 4-star Plateau stay with kitchenette rooms, steps from the metro and a 9.2 guest rating.

FromCA$156per night
Le Merrill - Vieux Montreal L Central Old Montreal

Le Merrill - Vieux Montreal ★★★

Montreal Aparthotel

7.3Very good1,272 reviews

A boutique stay in the heart of Old Montreal, with loft-style rooms and a location steps from Notre-Dame Basilica.

FromCA$264per night
Trylon Appartements Hotel T Central & quiet

Trylon Appartements Hotel ★★★

Montreal Aparthotel

8.5Great607 reviews

Guests love the central location and modern apartments with kitchenettes – a peaceful base for exploring Montreal.

FromCA$110per night
All Suites Majestique A Central suites with kitchens

All Suites Majestique ★★★★

Montreal

6.4Nice

Suites with kitchens near McGill University and Place Emilie-Gamelin, at a fair price for a longer stay.

FromCA$120per night

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Historic hotels in Old Montreal

Old Montreal is where the city’s history is most palpable, with cobblestone streets and 17th-century architecture. Auberge Du Vieux Port By Gray Collection is your top pick here: a 4-star inn with an 8.8 rating, praised for its staff and river views. Le Merrill - Vieux Montreal offers loft-style rooms just steps from Notre-Dame Basilica, with a 7.3 rating. Rates in this district start around CAD 258 at the auberge, reflecting the prime location.

What is the best-rated historic hotel in Montreal?

The best-rated is Hotel Kutuma, a 4-star Plateau stay with a guest rating of 9.2 and rooms from CAD 155. Manoir Sherbrooke follows closely at 9.0, with rates from CAD 126. Both offer great value, but Kutuma’s kitchenette rooms and proximity to the metro give it an edge for those who want self-sufficiency.

Where to find cheap historic hotels in Montreal

Budget-conscious travelers should look at Trylon Appartements Hotel, a 3-star aparthotel with rates from CAD 110 and an 8.5 rating. All Suites Majestique is also affordable at CAD 119, though it currently has no reviews. Both offer kitchenettes, making them ideal for longer stays without eating into your travel budget.

Which historic hotels are central and close to attractions?

Most of these properties are centrally located. Le Square Phillips Hotel & Suites is in the heart of downtown, with easy access to shops and restaurants, and offers a rooftop pool. Chateau Versailles is a short walk from the Museum of Fine Arts. For Old Montreal’s attractions, Auberge Du Vieux Port and Le Merrill are unmatched – you can walk to the Old Port, Place Jacques-Cartier, and Notre-Dame Basilica in minutes.

Historic hotels in Montreal with parking and pet-friendly options

If you’re driving and traveling with a pet, Le Square Phillips Hotel & Suites (4-star, from CAD 319) offers both parking and a pet-friendly policy, along with kitchenettes and a rooftop pool. Chateau Versailles is another pet-friendly option with private parking and a boutique ambiance, rated 8.0. These are among the few in the set that accommodate both needs, so book early.

Frequently asked

What is the average price for historical hotels in Montreal?

Rates vary from about CAD 110 at Trylon Appartements to CAD 480 at Vogue Hotel. The typical price across the set is around CAD 219 per night.

Which district is best for a first-time visitor to Montreal?

Old Montreal is a great choice for history lovers – you'll be steps from the Old Port and Notre-Dame Basilica. For more local vibes, the Plateau (where Hotel Kutuma is) offers cafes, boutiques, and a young energy. Both are walkable, but Old Montreal is more tourist-centric.

How far in advance should I book a historical hotel in Montreal?

For summer (June-September) and during festivals like Jazz Fest, book at least 2-3 months ahead to get the best rates. Manoir Sherbrooke, with over 5,000 reviews, is popular and often sells out early.

Are these historical hotels walkable at night?

Yes, most are in safe, well-lit areas. Old Montreal is lively in the evenings, with restaurants and bars open late. Downtown and the Plateau are also safe, with the Plateau feeling more residential. Always take usual precautions.

Historical hotels in Montreal

Montreal’s historical hotels are a study in contrast: you can wake up in a 19th-century Vieux-Port inn with river views, or in a mid-century high-rise downtown that has hosted celebrities for decades. The city’s past is not confined to Old Montreal – the Plateau’s Victorian mansions, the Golden Square Mile’s Gilded Age palaces, and the downtown core’s grand railway hotels all offer their own chapter.

These properties range from budget-friendly 3-star stays like Manoir Sherbrooke (from CAD 126) to the 5-star Vogue Hotel (from CAD 480). Most sit in the 4-star bracket, offering a balance of historic character and modern amenities. Expect exposed stone, ornate lobbies, and elevator doors that clank – but also high-speed Wi-Fi, sleek bathrooms, and rooftop pools. For those who want an even more intimate base, the page also includes a couple of inns and aparthotels that fit the historic theme.

The bottom line

These historical hotels suit travelers who appreciate architecture, stories, and a sense of place – whether it's the cobblestone alleys of Old Montreal or the stately avenues of the Golden Square Mile. If you need more space for a family, look at the family-friendly options on our 'Family Friendly hotels in Montreal' page. For ultimate luxury and modern amenities, the 'Spa hotels in Montreal' page might be a better fit, and if budget is your top concern, our 'Cheap and budget hotels in Montreal' page has more choices.