Palais des Congres de Montreal Transfers

Within downtown Montréal’s heart, the Palais des Congrès de Montréal offers a unique way to experience Canada’s French roots. Colorful stained glass lights up every inch of the venue’s front lobby, specific spaces including several dozen meeting rooms of all shapes and sizes, as well as a vast exhibition hall. Also connected to Montreal’s famous Underground City and its various hotels, shops and art galleries, guests can easily maneuver through the city in urban tunnels and skybridges. Among the connected sprawl is the Place-d’Armes Subway Station, where business travelers can easily explore the city before and after big events. Make it easier by booking a private lift instead, reserving a quiet sedan for the chance to see the island metropolis from an intimate perspective, or book an SUV to carpool across trendy neighborhoods with ease. Meet-and-greet services make things basic for professionals on the go as well, not only through taxis best for reaching Pierre Elliott Trudeau International but luxury limousines that take big moments in stride.

Nestled between the business district, Chinatown and the French-heavy Ville Marie neighborhoods, guests have a wide variety of cool neighborhoods to wake up. Especially close options include the gilded work-friendly lobby and high-rise rooms of Hôtel Monville as well as fashionable but focused suites at Le Westin Montreal. Slightly off-beaten options include the port-side simplicity of Auberge Saint-Paul Hostel as well as Holiday Inn Montreal Centreville’s rooftop pagodas looking over Chinatown. If time permits discover what’s close in the morning with a walk across the MAC Museum of Contemporary Art, home to hundreds of 20th century works worthy of critical thought, or consider a historic tour through the Château Ramezay Museum’s unique showcase of a former governor’s mansion. To end the night on a simple note, talk about what matters over dinner, idyllic networking choices located throughout Chinatown including the traditional-chic noodles at Nouilles de Lan Zhou as well as the specially-made dim sum in Chinatown Kim Fung.