"Located within easy walking distance of downtown attractions, this property is celebrated for its cleanliness, exemplary service, comprehensive amenities, and excellent food—making it a convenient and well-rounded base for exploring the city." - Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel is a writer with more than eight years of experience editing and writing for both brands and online publications—with a particular focus on travel, fashion, and lifestyle. She’s also the founder of the travel site justpacked.com. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"When your cab (or, more likely, chauffeured limo) pulls up to the unmissable black-glass tower that houses the sparkling new Four Seasons Hotel Montreal, a bellhop whisks away your baggage—a metaphor, perhaps, of the emotional journey you’ll take as you breeze past an artsy ground-floor lounge and up an elevator to the third-floor lobby. This hotel is a contender for the most luxurious in town, managing to remain decidedly upscale without becoming ostentatious. Think: herringbone wood floors, stunning custom furniture pieces, and positively enormous marble bathrooms with heavenly Byredo amenities. It’s worth calling out the truly fantastic, spacious closets; they are beautifully lit, feature well-constructed built-in drawers, and have enough space to hide your luggage away, lending each room and suite a residential feel where you’ll almost forget you’re staying in a hotel." - Isa Tousignant, Todd Plummer
"When your cab (or, more likely, chauffeured limo) pulls up to the unmissable black-glass tower that houses the sparkling new Four Seasons Hotel Montreal, a bellhop whisks away your baggage—a metaphor, perhaps, of the emotional journey you’ll take as you breeze past an artsy ground-floor lounge and up an elevator to the third-floor lobby. This hotel is a contender for the most luxurious in town, managing to remain decidedly upscale without becoming ostentatious. Think: herringbone wood floors, stunning custom furniture pieces, and positively enormous marble bathrooms with heavenly Byredo amenities. It’s worth calling out the truly fantastic, spacious closets; they are beautifully lit, feature well-constructed built-in drawers, and have enough space to hide your luggage away, lending each room and suite a residential feel where you’ll almost forget you’re staying in a hotel." - CNT Editors
"Four Seasons Hotel Montreal offers an ultra-modern design with a signature scent that greets you upon entry. The luxury experience is a feast for the senses, though it lacks the distinct sense of place found in historic boutique hotels." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"A design-forward, swanky luxury property that returned to the city in 2019, known for a strong signature ambiance (scent, style) and highly comfortable beds that some guests buy for home. The 169 rooms are modern and clean-lined with marble bathrooms and floor-to-ceiling windows, and the hotel draws a cool crowd to its South Beach–style indoor-outdoor patio, pink-and-marble lounge, celebrity-chef restaurant by Marcus Samuelsson, and a luxury Guerlain spa." - Catherine Maisonneuve, Nicholas DeRenzo