The Ritz-Carlton Montreal

The Ritz-Carlton Montreal sits at 1228 Sherbrooke Street West in the downtown core, a five-minute walk from Peel Metro station. The building holds one hundred and twenty-nine rooms and suites, from four-hundred-square-foot Deluxe King rooms to the twelve-room Royal Suite at four thousand seven hundred square feet. All rooms have marble bathrooms with heated floors and TOTO toilet-bidets; Signature rooms and suites add a deep soaking tub and a separate rain-and-steam shower.

Dining centres on Maison Boulud, a French restaurant that draws on Quebecois producers and opens onto a garden terrace. The Palm Court serves afternoon tea alongside a Champagne bar that pours by the glass. Room service runs around the clock.

Spa St. James offers treatments including aromatherapy and non-surgical facials, and connects to an indoor saltwater pool on the upper terrace, with Montreal's skyline visible from the water. The fitness centre runs twenty-four hours and includes a steam room. The Cosner Art Gallery, inside the hotel, exhibits works by Canadian painters including Jean-Paul Riopelle.

For events, the hotel holds twelve meeting rooms totalling over twelve thousand square feet. The Oval Room seats three hundred and fifty for a reception and has an adjoining terrace. The hotel has been open since 1912, and a kosher kitchen has operated on the premises for more than forty-five years, certified by the Kashruth Supervision of Canada.