Sheraton Montreal

Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel’s Magnificent Transformation is a Winner

 The newly renovated Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel on René Lévesque Boulevard West in the heart of Montreal is a winner. If you stay here, you’ll definitely feel the pulse and vibe of the city’s vibrant cultural scene. The hotel offers easy access to iconic attractions like The Underground City,

“Joie de Vivre” Pubs, Spas and More of Montreal’s Winter Charm

 Montreal is a vibrant and diverse city with a rich cultural heritage and an infectious spirit. Some say the city has a “Joie de Vivre,” which translates to “joy of living.” Montreal has a sophisticated, cosmopolitan and festive atmosphere. It’s been referred to as The Paris of North America notably

Montreal: Magnificent at any time of the year

 Montreal’s Leonard Cohen has long been one of my favourite singers and this son of Montreal was known for his unparalleled love of his hometown. In describing the city that remains Canada’s greatest, he once said, “Some say that no one ever leaves Montreal, for that city, like Canada itself,

Experience Montreal’s famous joie de vivre at Hôtel Le Crystal

 Photo credit: Visit Montreal Montreal is a treat for tourists and locals alike. I’ve always loved that in less than two hours you can drive from Ottawa to Montreal to experience the many things Canada’s cultural capital city has to offer, whether it’s the historic sites of Old Montreal, the glorious Mont

Hit The Streets of Montreal

 It is hard to believe summer is nearly over. It's time for a last-minute memory maker for you and your kids. Hop in the car and head down to Montreal for incredible food, rich culture, an awesome vibe and a plethora of things to do. There is something going on day and night to fill

Living Large at the Ritz-Carlton Montreal

 A view of the Palm Court, leading into the opulent Oval Room. Photo by Moetreal. When my girlfriend Kathleen and I stepped into the fantastically elegant lobby in the Ritz-Carlton Montreal last Saturday, I immediately thought of the book buried in my backpack: The Remains of the Day by Kazuo