About your stay: Choose a hotel that fits the budget. All options are conveniently located right in the heart of the action, and have been vetted for quality and comfort.

Things to do: there are so many thing to do while staying in downtown Montreal. Explore the exciting downtown Montreal areas, just steps from the hotel, including Rue St-Catherines and Old Montreal, two vastly different but equally fascinating destinations. For more recommendations on things to do in the area, visit the hotel’s website

Dining Recommendations (reservations highly recommended):

• Bier Market
• Escondite Drummond Mexican dining
• Siam Centreville Thai Cuisine
• Sushi Rosa
• Restaurant Jérôme Ferrer – Europea
• Ye Olde Orchard Pub & Gril
• Bis Ristorante Fine Italian Dining
• The Keg Steakhouse + Bar
• Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ

Designed by one of Ireland’s most prolific golf course designers Pat Ruddy, there aren’t many golf courses in Canada that will capture your imagination like the Ireland course, bringing you right to the origins of golf. 

A parkland oasis that feels a world away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Montreal, Islemere’s has a truly incredible history. The original 18 of its 27 holes were designed by Willie Park Jr, one of the game’s most revered architects, while renowned Quebec course architect Howard Watson later added the other nine holes.

These historic designs have aged like fine wine and are still a great test of golf today. The course recently underwent an extensive bunker renovation to keep up with today’s game, and has some of the best bunkering in Quebec as a result. Strategy is key on this parkland gem. A bit shorter from todays standards (but no slouch), Islemere plays over 6500 yards from the tips, and is known as a tree-lined, tighter course where shot-making and strategy is at a premium.

The Bleu et Blanc nines originally constructed by Willie Park Jr played host to the Canadian open in 1959, and the Canadian Women’s Open in 1987.

 Designed by internationally acclaimed Pat Ruddy, this parkland course is visually stunning with thoughtful challenges that will test your game in the best way. A par 70, 6,407 yards from the tips, the signature hole #8, where the course gets its namesake from, is a par 5 that finishes on an Island green. If someone in your group is able to score an eagle on this hole, tradition states that each golfer in the group gets them a bevvy on the trip.