The Perfect Hotel for Exploring Historic Montreal
Experiences
The largest city in Quebec, Montreal is a mix of European influences, tech innovation and romantic charm. Named for Mount-Royal, the hill that rises from its center, the city enchants with strollable neighborhoods filled with boutiques and museums, historic landmarks such as Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal and annual events including the Rogers Cup, the Osheaga Music and Arts Festival and the International Jazz Festival. At this downtown hotel, near McGill University, guests can begin their exploration on Sherbrooke Street before making their way to museums, markets and more.
Spa St. James at The Ritz-Carlton Montreal
Waterfalls, fireplaces and an indoor saltwater pool overlooking Montreal set the scene at Spa St. James. Signature therapies include an aromatherapy escape for couples and nonsurgical facial that uses safe, powerful technology in our Montreal spa.
Services,Treatments and Amenities
Body Scrub
Body Wrap
Couples Massages
Eye Treatment
Facials
In-Suite Massages
Makeup Services
Manicures/Pedicures
Massages
Men's Services
Scalp & Hair Treatment
Spa Restaurant
Fitness Centre
Guests may easily maintain their fitness routines at the Ritz-Carlton Montreal.
Facilities Available
Locker rooms
Sauna rooms
Steam Rooms
Equipment Available
Cardiovascular Equipment
Elliptical Machine(s)
Exercise Bike(s)
Rowing Machine(s)
Strength Equipment
Treadmill(s)
Swimming
Indoor Saltwater Pool
Mon-Sun : 6:30 AM-10:30 PM
Indoor Saltwater Pool
Indoor
Towels provided
Pool Heated
Lifeguard on Duty
Notre-Dame Basilica
The Montreal's oldest Catholic Church, built in 1656, is known for its intricately designed interior, which includes stained glass chronicling the history of the city.
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Montreal Symphony Orchestra
The Maison Symphonique de Montréal is the new home for the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, a must do when you come to the city. Get comfortably seated and let the show begin!
Saint Joseph’s Oratory
Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount-Royal is the largest shrine dedicated to Saint Joseph in the world. You must discover treasures like the votive chapel containing 10,000 lights and votive candles, the marvelous museum, the Chapel of Brother André built in 1904, the heart of Brother André, the spectacular gardens containing the Way of Cross, the Crypt Church and the majestic Basilica.
McCord Museum
The McCord Museum is home to one of the largest historical collections in North America (more than 1.4 million artifacts), consisting of First Peoples objects, costumes and textiles, photographs, decorative and visual artworks, and textual archives. It produces exciting exhibitions that engage visitors by offering them a contemporary look.
Montreal by Foot
From the Old Port of Montreal to Chinatown, from Little Italy to Plateau-Mont-Royal, Montrealers walk in the city at any time of the day and night. Going from one place to another is easy and enjoyable: from the city center, for example, you can have access to the Underground City, where more than 500 000 people flock every day.
Montreal by Public Transport
Public transport is a great way to explore the city. Just “hop in the subway” and within 10 minutes you are at the museum, the restaurant or in Old Montreal. The Ritz-Carlton Montreal is just a 5-minute walk from Peel Metro, on the Green Line.
Metros are very present in Montreal: two of the four main lines connect the downtown and the main tourist sites, as well as many bus stops and railway stations. Metros run every eight minutes on non-peak hours and every three minutes on peak hours.
For more information on public transportation in Montreal, visit www.stm.info
Montreal by Taxi
If you prefer to take a taxi, you may find one easily. All you have to do is to hail a car on the way or go to one of the many taxi stations in the metropolis. If you are coming from the Montreal Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau International Airport, the taxi fare is $40.00 to downtown.
Montreal by Bike
Montrealers love biking. Green city, geo-tourist and the world's first city recognized by the National Geographic Society, Montreal has 350 kilometers of bicycle paths. Several trails are set up in the tourist districts allowing you to explore the city easily.
BIXI is the bicycle as a true method of urban transport. Available since 2009, BIXI is one of the best ways to visit some of the main attractions of Montreal worry free, enjoying nature actively. The system is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 3 seasons per year (from April to November). This service allows you to borrow a bike from a station, make trips and take the bike back to any other station on the network.
For more information about BIXI, visit www.montreal.bixi.com
Montreal at the Race
For some sport travelers, the discovery of a destination is done by crossing the districts of their host city at the time of race. This is why we provide you with customized jogging routes, real urban exploration in an accelerated mode. From its peaceful pedestrian streets to its vast green spaces, Montréal is full of discoveries, kilometer after kilometer. So put on your sports attire, bring your itinerary and enjoy a beautiful and relaxing run in the heart of our city.
Each itinerary includes a map, the total distance to be traveled, the degree of elevation of the different stages of the route, the connections to the other circuits as well as the main attractions of Montreal to see.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal has a fitness center on-site for hotel guests.
Yes, The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal has one Indoor pool on-site for hotel guests.
Yes, Spa St. James at The Ritz-Carlton Montreal is located on-site at The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal. Click here to book a service now.
Montreal Old Port, Centre Bell, Biodome, Montreal Olympic Park, Montreal Botanical Garden (Jardin botanique de Montréal) and more are nearby The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal.
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