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We have stayed at LeCartier now quite a few times. i can NEVER express enough how great of a B&B this really is. From the moment we check in to the moment we check out its a GREAT place to stay. Theres RICHARD, who is...More
Third stay at B&B Le Cartier and it won't be the last. Convenient location by Papinaeu Station. Metro grocery store is up the street as well along with lots of shops on Ste. Catherine. We booked the apartment again this year and it was a...More
ravelling can be stressful. Real stressful. I’m not talking the “I only have 5 minutes, I don’t know if that’s enough time to switch to Geiko” type stressful. I’m talking about the “my wife called and told me to pick up milk after work and...More
Great stay. No issues...went as planned.
Nice continental breakfast at your convience. local coffe depot cafe was a great spot to get started from in the morni g. Staff friendly and courteous. Room was great! Metro was easy.
Thanks for the hospitality!
Mark and Joann
Our little family (my husband and seven month old) decided on a short vacation to Montreal. We wanted to take the train from Ottawa but after doing a quick assessment of what we needed to take for the baby (aka, Her Majesty), we decided to...More
Beautiful Bed and Breakfast in Montreal downtown (Village) - private studio-suite style. One min from Ste-Catherine Street, but on a quiet side street. One min from subway station. Walking distance to all city …Moreattractions (Old Montreal, Latin Quarter, etc). Lively neighborhood surrounded by restaurants, cafes, nightclubs ...Charming suites/rooms within 100-year stone building with back garden. AC, cable TV/CD and HS Wi-Fi. Montreal-born host who knows the city from A to Z offers great advice. Also offer furnished apartment rental for group and long term stay - please inquire. Less
Hotel class
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Kitchenette, Non-Smoking Rooms, Suites, Family Rooms
Hotel class
Star ratings indicate the general level of features and amenities to expect. They are provided to TripAdvisor by third-party partners such as Expedia and Giata.
Kitchenette, Non-Smoking Rooms, Suites, Family Rooms
Number of rooms
3
Price range
US$76 - US$89 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Also Known As
Bed And Breakfast Le Cartier
,
b&b Le Cartier Hotel Montreal
Location
Canada > Quebec > Montreal > Olympic Park & Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (HoMa)
Hotel class
Star ratings indicate the general level of features and amenities to expect. They are provided to TripAdvisor by third-party partners such as Expedia and Giata.
Named for the Olympic Stadium complexes built for the 1976 games, the Olympic Park and the surrounding neighbourhood of Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (HoMa) make up an invigorated area dedicated to "Space for Life." Around the Olympic Village's arenas and stadiums, Rue Sherbrooke welcomes exploration of its sculpture gardens decorated in the works of Jean-Paul Riopelle and its museum culture headed by the historical Château Dufresne. Maisonneuve Park offers interactive experiences at its bio-dome, insectarium, planetarium, and botanical gardens. For a change of scene, the gentrified space along Rue Ontario Est is packed with the city's newest, edgiest cafes, where an imaginative, youthful crowd sips foamy cappuccinos. A visit here is incomplete without stepping into the vast halls of the Maisonneuve Market, with flower stalls, wine depots, and local produce.
