Exciting Montréal hotel news for fall 2025

France’s pioneering luxury hotel brand, Sofitel, has announced the complete beautification of its flagship Canadian property in Montréal’s Golden Square Mile. Located on prestigious Sherbrooke Street, the 20-year-old flagship’s complete beautification project will imbue all of the hotel’s facilities — including guest rooms, lobby, common areas and the Renoir restaurant — with the beauty of Montréal culture and French-style hospitality. The hotel will stay open throughout the 3-phase project.

Number of rooms: 256

Address: 1155 Sherbrooke Street West

Completion date: spring 2025

Designed as a contemporary multi-storey house, this small Griffintown hotel by the group behind the popular Grinder restaurant offers an intimate and tailor-made experience featuring Quebec furniture, heated bathroom floors, original brick walls, walnut parquet flooring and lime-wash walls. Guests will enjoy the included in-room breakfast, goose-down duvets and Nespresso machines.

Number of rooms: 15

Address: 1730 Notre-Dame Street West

Located in Montréal’s west-end NDG neighbourhood, Hôtel Railwayparc blends the city’s industrial past with its creative present. The stylish boutique hotel’s concept draws inspiration from its rail-adjacent location and the active residential neighbourhood it inhabits. Every detail, from curated artwork to textured interiors, was designed to reflect this connection to place. In addition to a lobby bar and restaurant, Quai 6645, it has a secret speakeasy that awaits discovery.

Number of rooms: 73

Address: 6645 Saint-Jacques Street

Surrounded by charming cobblestone streets and historic architecture, this beautiful new hotel by Marriott is near iconic landmarks such as Notre-
Dame Basilica, Marché Bonsecours and Auberge Saint-Gabriel restaurant. It features a 24h AC library, a 24h market and parking onsite with EV charging stations. Each room is crafted to embody the brand’s refined, understated and European-inspired aesthetic. 

Number of rooms: 124

Address: 445 Saint-Jean-Baptiste Street

SonoLux will be Montréal’s first sound and light immersive hotel, with transformative acoustics, experimental video art and augmented hospitality. Located in a 1914 Old Montréal building, this 36-room destination will feature transformative acoustics and experimental video art in multiple exhibition spaces, including the rooms. A property for those looking for a truly unique experience.

Number of rooms: 36

Location: 225 Saint-Jacques Street

Opening date: summer 2025

After suffering a devastating flood, this Holiday Inn property in the greater Montréal area of Laval has taken the opportunity to rethink their spaces and modernize their offer. An investment of $29 million will be poured into this initiative, turning the guest rooms into comfortable, homey spaces in keeping with the new H5 style of the IHG Hotels & Resorts brand. Work is predicted to be completed by December 2025. 

Number of rooms: 176

Location: 2900 Le Carrefour Boulevard, Laval

Renovations completion date: December 2025

Whether you’re staying for a few days, a few weeks or a few months, your daily routine matters. You’ll thrive thanks to the conveniences at this Residence Inn, soon to be fully renovated. You'll be able to unwind even better in the spacious suites featuring a full kitchen, plush bedding, free Wi-Fi, and ergonomic workspace designed with extended stays in mind — not to mention a free grocery shopping service and a 24-hour fitness centre.

Number of suites: 190

Location: 200 Peel Street

Renovations completion date: April 2026

This centrally located hotel across the street from the Montreal convention centre, Palais des congrès de Montréal, is amid a major $20 million renovation project affecting the lobby, restaurant, common spaces and the spacious, well-equipped suites. The last phase of work at the Embassy Suites is planned to be finalized in the summer of 2026.

Number of rooms: 210

Location: 208 Saint-Antoine Street West

Renovations completion date: Summer 2026

Set in charming Old Montréal, Hôtel Nelligan is a 19th-century building with luxurious, timeless decor and dedicated service for an exceptional stay. It was voted best urban hotel in Canada by Travel + Leisure Readers’ Choice Awards for good reason! And now it’s undergoing a stunning transformation. It will remain open during the revamp, which will refresh the reception area, guestrooms, speakeasy, ballroom, atrium and more. 

Number of rooms: 105

Address: 106 Saint-Paul Street West

Completion date: 2026

Adding to their already fully rounded Casino experience, Casino de Montréal owners Loto-Québec are planning a $150-million hotel project on their iconic Parc Jean-Drapeau site, in collaboration with the lauded boutique hotel chain Le Germain. The luxury property will consist of 200 rooms in a building that respects the importance and the natural beauty of the site, maintaining a low horizon line and a human scale. The views of the Formula 1 track during Grand Prix will be outstanding. 

Number of rooms: 200

Location: Parc Jean-Drapeau

Website: Coming soon

Opening date: 2026

InterContinental Montréal faces the Palais des congrès de Montréal, aka the Montréal convention centre, and links directly to the underground pedestrian network. Guests are treated to a world of elegance and comfort in its splendidly appointed guest rooms, luxurious suites, and its popular restaurant, Osco! In February 2026, it will be closing for a period estimated at 14 to 18 months for a complete refresh and renovation. 

Number of rooms: 357

Location: 360 Saint-Antoine Street West

Renovations completion date: 2027

Royalmount is a 1.8 acre, $7-billion, carbon-neutral real estate project featuring a luxury mall, already open to the public as the project’s Phase 1. This community also features dining, entertainment and Le Fou Fou, a gourmet European-style food hall, a perfect place to hold events. In its future phases the complex will also include an aquarium, an ice rink and a hotel: a hospitality hub located halfway between the airport and downtown Montréal, where patrons will be able to immerse themselves in the unique culture of the community.

Number of rooms: to be announced

Location: Town of Mount Royal

Opening date: 2026

Located on a famous site in the city’s east end, mere steps from the Olympic Stadium, this hotel complex project designed by Provencher Roy will stretch over seven stories and 16,000 square feet. The project will transform the beloved StarCité cinema space — which will remain, in part, and provide entertainment options for the hotel patrons. It will also include a large exterior walkway, a public plaza and direct access to the metro station. The hotel’s multifunctional space will be designed to welcome 1,000 people. 

Number of rooms: 200

Location: Olympic Park

Website: coming soon

Opening date: 2027

voco hotels, the fastest growing premium brand in IHG Hotels & Resorts' global portfolio, marks its entry into the burgeoning Canadian market with an upcoming property in Montréal. The new-build downtown hotel is the brand’s first Canadian property to break ground. It will be located a short distance from the Palais des congrès de Montréal, the Montréal convention centre. voco Montréal will offer spacious restaurant and lobby lounge concepts in addition to the well-appointed guest rooms.

Number of rooms: 55

Location: Downtown

Website: coming soon

Opening date: 2027

This second Petit Hôtel installment brightens Notre-Dame Street in Old Montréal with the same formula as the original Petit Hôtel on Saint-Paul, which includes attentive and personalized service, breakfast and complimentary barista coffee all day long. It’s only the first of many: the Gray Collection have announced they’ll be developing a Petit Hôtel chain. 

Number of rooms: 17

Location: Old Montréal

This historic property has fully restored its iconic Caf’Conc cabaret-style theatre, first opened in 1967. Short for “Café Concert”, the space’s name represents its purpose: with a speakeasy vibe, cozy ambiance and state-of-the-art acoustics, the intimate venue will serve to host musical performances and special presentations, accommodating up to 200 guests. It’s an exciting new venue to consider for events steeped in old-school glamour.

Number of rooms: 614

Address: 1050 de la Gauchetière Street West

Le Centre Sheraton Montréal’s recent $50-million transformation includes the renovation of its 825 guestrooms and 45,000 sq. ft. of banquet and foyer space. Located in the heart of downtown core, the hotel welcomes guests with exceptional service and amenities mere steps from the Bell Centre, a variety of restaurants, bars, cafes, shops, attractions and more. The update will continue into 2025, when Stanley restaurant will add a terrace onto René-Lévesque Boulevard West for outdoor dining. 

Number of rooms: 825

Address: 1201 René-Lévesque Boulevard West

Located in the heart of Griffintown, Moxy Montréal Downtown is Marriott’s first Moxy hotel in the city, conveniently close to the Bell Centre, Place Bonaventure and the Montreal train station. This boutique hotel spans 11 floors of a 63-storey mixed-use tower (one of the tallest in the area), offering 216 smart, flexible bedrooms featuring modular furniture and stylish touches, embracing today’s young-at-heart traveler. The property adds a bold and unconventional hotel experience to the dynamic Montréal market. 

Number of rooms: 216

Location: Griffintown