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Four Seasons Hotel Montreal

Montreal • Golden Square Mile • SPLURGE

avg. $543 / night

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At a glance

A 2019 Montreal tower with layered bronze and geometric facades, Paris-apartment interiors, and Marcus Samuelsson's restaurant.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors visiting Montreal

Highlights:

  • Bronze fin screen and geometric lattice facade by Lemay and Sid Lee
  • Gilles & Boissier interiors with brass, taupe, and floor-to-ceiling windows
  • Marcus Samuelsson restaurant with Carrara marble and street-level terrace
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Anchoring Montreal's Golden Square Mile at the corner of Sherbrooke and de la Montagne, a 18-storey tower designed by Lemay and Sid Lee Architecture announced a new register for Canadian luxury hospitality when Four Seasons Hotel Montreal opened in 2019. The facade visible from street level speaks in layers: a bronze-toned vertical fin screen frames the hotel entrance against a curtain-wall glass tower above, while an intricate white geometric lattice panel — drawing loosely on Arabesque patterning — animates the podium, giving the building a material complexity that most Canadian commercial towers never attempt. Luxury designer Gilles & Boissier handled the interiors across the hotel's 166 rooms and suites, establishing a palette of pale grey, warm taupe, and brass that the images confirm throughout. Guest rooms carry slender steel four-poster beds, backlit circular brass mirrors, and oversized floor-to-ceiling windows framing Montreal's mid-century streetscape; the effect is closer to a considered Paris apartment than a conventional business hotel. The indoor pool runs beneath a soaring white marble wall of dramatic veining, the geometry clean and almost monastic in its restraint. At ground level, Marcus — chef Marcus Samuelsson's restaurant — deploys a Carrara marble counter, leather-cushioned bar stools, copper pendant fixtures, and a terrace dense with tropical planting, pulling the building into the life of Sherbrooke Street with an energy the architecture above deliberately withholds.

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More than a stay - it's a lifestyle, a whirlwind of elegance and excitement, wrapped in the charm of Montreal. Begin with a gastronomic delight at Marcus Restaurant, where each dish is a fusion of local flavours and international finesse. Indulge in the lavish tranquility of the Forbes Five-Star Guerlain Spa, a sanctuary of serene bliss and bespoke treatments. Follow this with a fashion-forward escapade at Holt Renfrew Ogilvy, where luxury shopping meets chic storytelling. Nestled in the heart of Golden Square Mile, our Hotel is the perfect setting from which to explore Montreal's incredible activities and rich cultural experiences.

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Four Seasons Hotel Montreal Reviews

358 reviews

"Our stay at the Four Season in Montreal was our first Four Seasons experience. I will say it did not disappoint. The staff (from the front desk to the doormen) were incredibly friendly, they remembered our names and who we were. We are a family of 6 and they treated us warmly the entire time. It was our son's birthday and they had a special treat for him waiting in the room. The rooms were incredibly clean and comfortable. We would not have known anyone else was staying there while in our rooms, it was so quiet. The pool was very clean and perfect temperature. They had a sauna and steam room as well. Along with a very clean gym. The location was pretty good. Easy access to the metro. Walkable to fancy shops and food. We would love to be able to return. The brand is definitely not a usual stay for us budget wise. But the value was definitely there. We now know why people are willing to spend that much money on a hotel. None of us wanted to leave."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 08, 2026

"I just wrapped up a three nights stay. The hotel is excellent all around. I was especially impressed with the great service with everyone we encountered. They were so accommodating to whatever we needed. I have stayed at many four seasons and this one impressed me. I would definitely return!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 03, 2026

"Small boutique hotel on slightly run down side street near Montreals financial district. Some really excellent staff but for business travellers the hotel is let down by its layout and small but very noticeable house keeping issues. Anyone used to Four Seasons Stateside or in Asia ( or Toronto ) likely to be disappointed. Not bad but unexpectedly more Four Seasons Lite than Four Seasons. Good points - Close to RBC and financial district - Excellent and helpful staff - Neil the concierge and Alex in the bar both mega - Elevators to check in on 3rd floor and rooms above efficient - Neighborhood has some good restaurants - Beds comfortable and aircon best in class - Shopping mall next door has stylish coffee shop Bad points - Pricey at $ 1200 per night - Entrance hard to find. Look for the empty parking lot opposite - Lobby chaotic and inefficient. Bellmen when I arrived from LAX were busy. - Only one informal area for bkfst/lunch/dinner. Informal rather than business vibe. - Guests looking for Michelin star entertaining will need to go elsewhere - Limited closet space in rooms. Water pressure in shower low. - Torn towels and carpets in a 4 Seasons ?"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 25, 2026

"A special thank you to our wonderful concierge - Sarah, who assisted in making our tour of Montreal so complete! Also, a special nod to Eric R. for the great welcome to our beautiful room! perfection! Everything was exceptional from the wine pours in Marcus Restaurant to the amazing room service in-room dining experience. We are grateful we stayed with you."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 16, 2026

"We are so grateful to the Four Seasons who came to the rescue after Accor lost our reservation for the fully booked Sofitel Montreal. Hotel staff were are able to secure us a beautiful room on a higher floor and even apologized for Accor! The rooms are sumptuous and every detail has been well thought out. Montreal is one of our favourite cities and now we have found the perfect hotel to complete the magic. Special thanks to all the staff at the hotel from reservations, front desk, housekeeping and Lounge personnel who made our stay so perfect. Merci beaucoup!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 06, 2026

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