We check out Montréal, a bustling hub of culture, design, art, architecture and food.

Don’t be fooled. Despite its Old World architecture, cobblestone streets, and century-old facades, Montréal is a bustling hub of culture, design, art, food… the list goes on. Only a train ride away from New York City (and a gorgeous one at that), Montréal also happens to be the second largest French-speaking city in the world! Due to the intriguing juxtaposition of old and new world, Montréal has its own romantic charm that distinguishes it from Paris and any other city, at that. Get a glimpse of that certain je ne sais quoi that both residents and visitors alike describe when visiting this glittering metropolis.

WHERE TO STAY
Hotel Gault lobby Hotel Gault: This boutique hotel focuses on creating a design-oriented experience with outstanding customer service. Choose from four different atmospheres to suit your tastes ? maybe you prefer an airy loft, a generous suite, a room with a terrace view, or a cozy apartment that’s like home. Of course you can’t miss snapping a picture in their lounge, with the statement sofa designed by Francesco Binfaré.
Hotel St. Paul: Luxurious jewel-toned tufted sofas, opulent facades, and even a decadent Black Suite, this hotel is a perfect example of Old World architecture merged with modern day design. For those who seek an experiential stay in a hotel, then the St. Paul is for you.
Hotel Chez Swann: For those who de...