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Absolument Montreal B&B

Posted by montrealvisitor 11 January 2008

This isn't the cheapest B&B option in this wonderful city (other than the weather, what's not to like about Montreal?), but it is certainly a great place to stay if you want to relax.

Kent and Stephane, the owners, are wonderful hosts. Their rooms are clean, and luxuriously comfortable.
Their location is handy for just about everything in this small but universally interesting city.
They are both straight- and gay-friendly.

But the best thing about staying at Absolument is their breakfasts, which are four-course, one hour affairs (only drawback is they don't leave much room for eating more during the day) served in your room anytime from 8-12. Jolly nice.

I love Montreal, and though I don't speak French, didn't find being in this largely francophone city intimidating: everyone was very friendly and accommodated my need to communicate in English with ease.

www.absolumentmontreal.com/en/index.html

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Francophone Montreal

Posted by bob76 13 June 2007

In Montreal as an anglophone it is tempting to stick to Ste Catherines and St Laurent, but it is definitely worth your while overcoming a fear of the language barrier and heading to the French side. The areas of Rue Mont Royal, rue St Denis and around provide better shopping, friendlier cafes and a real insight into the true heart of the city.

Leave metro Sherbrooke and walk north up St Denis, or station Mont Royal and walk East/West along rue Mont Royal and then South down St Denis

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Commensal

Posted by VickyM 25 November 2006

Montreal vegetarian restaurant - a vast, imaginative & varied selection of soups, salads & hot dishes all based on fresh & tasty ingredients.

Self service from buffet, sold by weight. I paid only 10 CDN for a massive & delicious plateful.

In Montreal’s Latin Quarter, décor features revealed red brick walls, decorative fireplaces, wood floors and tables.

1720 St-Denis Street (between De Maisonneuve and Ontario), Montreal

Metro Berri-UQAM

Telephone: 514-845-2627
Fax: 514-845-1180
E-mail: commensal.st-denis@videotron.ca

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Anne Ma Soeur Anne

Posted by VickyM 25 November 2006

Hotel-Studio right in the heart of Montreal's happening plateau district.

Friendly staff, small but totally functional rooms with cooking facilities & croissants delivered to your door each morning.

A great area to explore on foot, you are straight out of the door into the best shops & cafés in Montréal, an easy walk downhill to old Montréal or nearby Parc Mont Royal.

Secure online booking with rates from 80 CDN per night excluding taxes.

www.annemasoeuranne.com

4119 Saint-Denis
Montréal, H2W 2M7
Tel: 001-514-281-3187
Toll free from USA & Canada: 1-877-281-3187
Fax: 514-281-1601
Email: infos@annemasoeuranne.com

On Saint Denis, between rues Rachel & Duluth, 5 minutes walk from metros Mont-Royal (marginally closer) & Sherbrooke.

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