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Opus Hotel Montreal

10 Sherbrooke St W, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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Lowest price over the last 30 days: Can$ 207.00 (approx. US$ 203)

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  • 18 Feedback Score
    out of 20

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    • Rooms

      18.0

    • Service

      18.0

    • Public Spaces

      18.0

    • Overall

      18.0

  • 24 Verified
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What recent guests liked:

  • Marie-Christine

    “the service is very friendly”

  • Ross

    “I love this hotel - old building rooms are the … ”

  • Sally

    “Location is unbeatable, being right in the heart … ”

  • Julia

    “The service was excellent and the rooms were bi … ”

Opus Hotel Montreal

10 Sherbrooke St W

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Style: Cutting-Edge

Atmosphere: Happening

136 Rooms

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Fans of contemporary-design boutique hotels are already spoiled for choice in Montreal, but most often they’re confined to the scenic-but-sleepy old quarter. The Opus Montreal, by contrast, stands at the top of St. Laurent, what’s essentially the city’s main drag; maybe not where you’d stand to take a postcard photo, but right in the middle of everything you’ll want to do.

It’s an unmissable building, actually two buildings in one: the distinctive 1914 Art Nouveau residence was the first poured concrete structure in North America, and grafted to its side is the 21st-century equivalent, a grey brick monolith capped with an aluminum canopy, a striking visual contrast but a good match in spirit.

The interiors are no less striking, in concrete and glass, grey stone and metal, with spare modern furniture and just one 1914-vintage detail, a magnificent spiral staircase. Rooms differ between the old and the new building, some a toned-down Art Nouveau, others more stark beneath bare concrete ceilings, all outfitted with the lot: flat-screen televisions, wireless internet access and bathrooms straight from the showroom floor. Now open is the Suco Lounge, serving drinks and a globe-spanning small plates menu in a stylish and dramatic split-level space — perfect for a quick bite in, or a start to a big night out.

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