Maison Sainte-Thérèse By Maisons & co
Quiet aparthotel steps from Place Jacques Cartier
Sobre este hotel
Maison Sainte-Therese By Maisons & co offers four-star aparthotel units with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, and a kitchenette, each apartment including a dining area and modern amenities like streaming services and a workspace. Set on a genuinely quiet street away from downtown's busiest race-week corridors, the property still sits a twelve-minute walk from Clock Tower Beach and just a few steps from Place Jacques Cartier. The Old Port of Montreal is 800 metres away and Eaton Centre Montreal 2.4 kilometres further, giving guests both waterfront calm and downtown shopping within reach. A terrace, outdoor seating area, and bicycle parking round out a stay built for guests wanting residential quiet over hotel-tower energy.
- Quiet street
- Kitchenette
- Terrace
- Near Old Port
A nossa opinião
This suits fans wanting genuine quiet after a loud day at the circuit, on a residential street close enough to Place Jacques Cartier and the Old Port to still feel connected. The kitchenette adds real flexibility. Fans wanting a lively hotel bar or restaurant scene on site should look toward a larger downtown tower instead, since this property keeps things deliberately calm.
- ✓Book this if quiet matters more than being in the thick of downtown's race-week noise and Crescent Street crowds.
- ✓Use the kitchenette for at least one meal a day, especially useful after three demanding days on your feet at the circuit.
- ✓Walk to Place Jacques Cartier in just a few steps for an evening out without leaving the quiet residential feel behind entirely.
Porque gostamos
- Genuinely quiet residential street setting downtown
- Just a few steps from Place Jacques Cartier
- Kitchenette included in every apartment unit
- Terrace and bicycle parking on site
Porque os viajantes adoramAfter three loud days at the circuit and around Crescent Street, coming back to a genuinely quiet street made a real difference to how rested we felt each morning. The kitchenette let us handle breakfast without joining the queues everyone else downtown seemed to be fighting during the busiest week of the year. We came back each night grateful for the quiet after the noise of the circuit and downtown.