Partially housed in an historic 1914 Art Nouveau building (the first poured concrete edifice in North America), the Opus Hotel Montreal’s other half features a completely contemporary concrete addition designed by Dan Hanganu and award-winning interior designer, Yabu Pushelberg – … Read More
As the locals like to say, there are two seasons in Montréal: winter and festivals. And while Montréal’s winter can last for eight months, that still leaves an entire four months to celebrate 24/7 amidst a profusion of outdoor festivals. … Read More
Life at the Gault is life lived in your favorite shelter magazine, the one you read before sleep, so that maybe when you awaken, you might find yourself living your shelter dream. These thirty rooms represent all that you want … Read More
Either you receive a relatively large room (with W’s slightly irritating monikers such as Cozy, Wonderful, Mega, Wow and Extreme Wow) with a view of the neighboring office building and its atrium (Hello, cute clerical staff boy— wanna come over … Read More
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
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
