Name: Four Seasons Hotel Montreal
Address: Montreal, CA
Price range: From $647

Four Seasons Hotel Montreal, MontrealFour Seasons Hotel Montreal in Montreal, Canada has a corrected score of 4.0 ± 0.1 (solid evidence, 4 of 4 platforms), ranked 5 of 151 hotels we score in Montreal. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.2 before correction: Booking.com 4.1, Tripadvisor 4.1, Google 4.0, Agoda 4.5. Rooms from about $647 a night (cached, not a live quote).Four Seasons Hotel Montreal is a five-star hotel in the Golden Square Mile of downtown Montreal, housed in a 17-storey black-glass tower next to Holt Renfrew Ogilvy. Opened in 2019, it has 169 rooms and suites, a Guerlain Spa with a Kneipp hydrotherapy circuit, a gym, pool, rooftop terrace and the Marcus restaurant with its bar, lounge and terrace. The Museum of Fine Arts, Sainte-Catherine Street and the Underground City are all within walking distance. It suits travellers wanting a full-service luxury base in the city centre, and families are welcome. Rates start around $647 a night, so it is firmly at the top end of the market, and some guests report slow restaurant service.What stands out

Comfortable, well-designed rooms

Strong dining options on site

Spa, pool and gym facilities

Walk to museums and shopping

Watch out for

Restaurant service can be slow

Nightly rates are very high

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