Top Reasons to Stay at Hotel Espresso

• The hotel is located in the heart of Montreal’s Centre-Ville, amid antique shops, boutiques, and art galleries. Authentic French restaurants and lounges line nearby Crescent Street.
• Guests are ideally situated to enjoy the host of festivals— celebrating jazz, film, comedy, and more—held in Montreal throughout the year.
• Standard rooms are decorated in warm, neutral tones and feature in-room computers with free WiFi access.
• In the morning, the onsite restaurant serves an included full American breakfast for two. Return to the eatery at dinnertime for internationally inspired cuisine.
• At Spa Club Physique, you can get a relaxing Swedish massage or reflexology or shiatsu treatments.
• The fitness center is equipped with weights and cardio equipment. In warmer months, you can take a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool.

Montreal, Quebec: Canada's French-Speaking Cultural Capital

Canada’s second-largest city is set on the Island of Montreal, located about an hour's drive from the northern border of Vermont. The majority of the nearly 2 million inhabitants here speak French as a first language.

Cobbled streets, historic architecture, and horse-drawn carriages make up Old Montreal. A popular spot is the Bonsecours Market, a domed plaza where local merchants have been selling their wares for more than 100 years. As you stroll through this historic area, make sure to check out the iconic and elaborately decorated Notre-Dame Basilica, one of the city's most famous churches. Built in the Gothic Revival style, it houses a fascinating crypt filled with archaeological treasures.

Montreal is renowned for its music and arts scene. The Place des Arts, a huge complex of theaters and concert halls, occupies a whole square downtown. Opera, ballet, symphony, and jazz shows fill the complex’s calendar.

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