Warwick Le Crystal, Montreal
More photosWarwick Le Crystal is a stylish boutique hotel located in the heart of downtown Montreal. Opened in 2008 as “Hotel Le Crystal,” it holds the distinction of being one of the city’s first independent condo-hotels, offering guests a residential feel combined with high-end amenities. It joined the prestigious Warwick Hotels & Resorts collection in 2023.
A standout feature is its focus on spacious, suite-style accommodations, many of which include convenient kitchenettes. For those seeking relaxation, the 12th-floor wellness centre is a highlight; it features an indoor pool, a sauna, and an outdoor hot tub that offers panoramic views of the city skyline. Guests can also enjoy authentic Thai cuisine right on-site at the Siam Downtown restaurant.
The hotel’s location is unbeatable for sports fans and culture seekers alike. It sits just one block away from the Bell Centre, home to the Montreal Canadiens, making it the premier choice for hockey enthusiasts and concert-goers. You are also just steps away from the bustling shopping scene on Sainte-Catherine Street.
Beyond the immediate surroundings, the hotel serves as a great starting point for exploring the rest of the city. Iconic landmarks like the Mount Royal Park, the vibrant Quartier des Spectacles, and the historic charm of Old Montreal are all within easy reach. Whether you are in town for business or a getaway, the property provides a refined, central base.
Expert reviews
“With 131 suites, downtown’s Hotel Le Crystal offers anti-winter pampering perks like an indoor saltwater pool and an outdoor year-round rooftop hot tub, both with city views. Some executive suites and penthouses have operational fireplaces.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Montreal.
“In downtown, handy for shopping and the Museum of Fine Arts. If you want a contemporary look and on-site facilities, such as a pool, gym, spa, restaurant and parking, this is for you. All 131 suites have a kitchenette; the higher floors offer wide-ranging views.”
What guests liked
- Hot tub
- Boutique style
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
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