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Casa BiancavsLe Petit Hotel
Both properties are highly recommended by travel writers. Overall, Le Petit Hotel is the choice of most professionals compared to Casa Bianca. Le Petit Hotel is ranked #18 in Montreal with endorsements from 9 reviews including Travel + Leisure, Lonely Planet and Afar Magazine.
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Frommer's
4351 L'Esplanade Avenue, Montreal, Quebec H2W 1T2, Canada
From $85/night
- Free Internet
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Multilingual
- Tennis Court
- Air Conditioning
Travel + Leisure "The landmarked French Renaissance Revival building has beautiful historic details, including wrought-iron stairs and a terra-cotta fountain in the front hallway." Full review
BlackBook "Okay, it's not much of a mountain, but given that it's the city's namesake, it's always nice to have a view of Mont Royal just out your window."
Fodor's "Popular with love-struck couples with friends on The Plateau, this renovated mansion is an ode to French Renaissance Revival architecture and promotes an organic vegetarian ethic."
National Geographic "“French Renaissance Revival meets white modernism, freestanding claw-foot bathtubs; beds decked out with organic cotton sheets." Full review
Afar Magazine "Casa Bianca has the best of both worlds: the accommodations are beautiful and comfortable, and it's ideally situated." Full review
Fodor's "A magnet for love-struck couples who want some privacy while visiting friends on the Plateau. The white terra cotta tiles give this converted residential chateau a “wedding cake” panache." Full review
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YOU SHOULD KNOW There are only five guest rooms, so plan ahead to avoid disappointment.
Frommer's "This elegant B&B is a white house, as well as an architectural landmark...rooms are spacious with antique touches, and many have claw-foot bathtubs that add to the homey feel. " Full review
Le Petit Hotel Fodor's
Oyster Travel + Leisure
Rough Guide
Star Service
Gayot Afar Magazine
Condé Nast Traveler Frommer's
Lonely Planet Show All Reviews
168 rue St-Paul Ouest, Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1Z7, Canada
From $269/night
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Fitness Center
Fodor's "Couples seeking a hideaway can find it at this quiet boutique hotel that marries modern design with old stone walls and exposed beams." Full review
OysterUpper-middle-range
"The 28-room Le Petit Hotel is just as its name describes: petite. Yet, while it's small in size, this little charmer has character to spare. Exposed stone walls and other architectural..." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Housed in two buildings, including an old leather factory from the 19th century, the 24-room hotel appeals to young entrepreneurs with its tech-savvy touches like free Wi-Fi and plasma..." Full review
Rough Guide "Tang-orange accents play against old stone at this whimsical Vieux-Montréal hotel, housed in an elegant nineteenth-century building."
Star Service "The latest boutique-hotel to hit Old Montreal, Le Petit Hotel Montreal has quickly evolved into an "it" spot for hipsters and bon vivants who enjoy new trends and like to linger over a drink." Full review
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Signature spaces that are highly requested are Room 401 (XL) for its cozy vibe and 301 (L) for its exposed stonework in the entire room.
Gayot "Located in the heart of the historic district, this small hotel is housed in a 19th century building and is surrounded by picturesque streets, art galleries, boutiques and cafe's."
Afar Magazine "Although it’s small, the hotel packs a stylish punch, mixing century-old exposed brickwork and stone with funky hardwood floors and modern-day luxuries." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "The 28-room Le Petit Hôtel is the smallest boutique hotel in Montreal, yet the accommodations are stylish and comfortable at this prime location on Saint-Paul, the city's best shopping strip." Full review
Frommer's "Le Petit Hôtel is a chic and trendy standout of Old Montréal’s hospitality landscape. Everything—from the funky artwork to the music playing in the lobby—skews toward a younger demographic." Full review
Lonely Planet "Like the Hôtel Place-d’Armes... rooms here boast a sleek, contemporary design." Full review
