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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
My wife and I recently stayed at the Le Cartier. We have only rave reviews for this charming bed and breakfast. In fact, things could not have been better. Our apartment was clean, neat and beautifully decorated. Richard, the owner, accommodated us in every imaginable...More
This was my third time staying at Le Cartier bnb, and it didn't disappoint! The location is easy to find since it's super close to the metro station (papineau). One of my other friends drove her car and was able to find free street parking....More
I booked a "studio suite" with "free parking" and "free breakfast" with these people via a 3rd party website, a month in advance. I was to stay for 6 nights. I arrive here after driving 6 hours from nyc. Stage 1: They have no real...More
Thank allthingsjason
Response from LeCartier, Manager at B&B Le CartierResponded 13 December 2017
We have already responded to the same review on other social media platforms. We will repeat here.
All information is clearly indicated on our website as well as other partner sites.
"Parking" - "information" page, it is clearly indicated "free public street parking around B&B"....More
We stayed here for 6 nights in Sept/Oct. Richard is a gracious host who loves his community and city. He was a wealth of information, sitting us down upon our arrival to go through the city map, marking must-see sites and how to get to...More
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
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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.
