Located in two early nineteenth-century stone buildings on rue St. Paul Ouest (which flanks the St. Lawrence River), the Nelligan’s suites include fireplaces—and given that we don’t have a fireplace at our domicile, we were thrilled to find out upon … Read More
First of all, consider that the Raleigh’s icon is a pink elk astride the Raleigh shield: in other words, a bit of the rustic in the land of chic coral pink. The rooms take getting used to. Think Adirondacks cabin. … Read More
Is there any better hotel greeting than “You’ve been upgraded?” Actually, there is, and it goes like this: “We hope you don’t mind, but there’s been a room change, and we’re upgrading you to a penthouse suite.” For a moment, … Read More
While the look has been somewhat cannibalized by the rapid rise of West Elm and its ilk, the St. Paul Hotel was there first. Think rich dark floors and faux fur throws, with gauzy white curtains and pony skin chaises—and … Read More
