11+ Romantic Bed and Breakfast for your 2018 Trip
We’ve narrowed it down to the best places in town. Which one would you choose?
We’ve narrowed it down to the best places in town. Which one would you choose?
Are you looking for the perfect place to stay while in Montreal? Have you considered the ever so popular B&B as your temporary dwelling place? Comfortable, homey, includes a yummy breakfast… we’re in love with bed and breakfasts! We’ve narrowed it down to the best places in town. Which one would you choose?
An absolute plateau gem, this B&B is a quintessential centennial home of the neighbourhood. They have a beautiful backyard full of enchanting greenery, set up with a garden and terrace for you and that special someone to bask in Montreal’s fine summer air. With rooms full of character, coming home to this B&B feels like true Montreal cultural immersion.
This eco friendly, award winning B&B is in the heart of Montreal’s vibrant Gay Village. It’ll win your heart over with its brick walls, classy décor, and charming owner. With a mini-fridge in each room, you even can bring your own goodies and hibernate with your love muffin for (almost) as long as you want.
This place is close to everything! Located in the Quartier Latin, it’s a great choice for a Montreal summer stay, as most of the festivals are right near by! It’s got a wide selection of rooms to choose from, so you and that special someone can pick to your liking: brick walls, dim lighting, cottage style, and all have gorgeous hardwood floors. It’s cozy, homey, and provides you with a delicious breakfast.
http://www.aladresseducentreville.com/en/home.html
What’s better than romantic time travel? Dating from the late 1800’s, this historically classic bed and breakfast brings together charm and elegance, making it perfect for those with un penchant for all things classic. What’s more? They have different themed rooms: Mexican, beach, Victorian… allowing for more travels within your vacation.
Located in the Gay Village, this this recently renovated B&B will make your weekend getaway memorable not only by its hardwood heated floors and sound proof rooms, but with its proximity to the nightlife. Mornings here are particularly special, with an above-par gourmet breakfast, and a sunny terrace (for those warmer months). The perfect choice for those looking for something a little more modern, come here and pretend you’re in the latest rom com, as you a enjoy fresh space with quality food and sleek furniture.
It’s no secret that privacy is one of the most important things to consider while picking a place to stay. These modern studios give you just that, and put an end to all your preconceived notions about B&B’s. Slick and stylish, Studio Living gives a modern twist to a classic service that’s usually associated with cute and rustic living. Located in the Gay Village, minutes away from Old Montreal and the Plateau, not only do you get privacy but close access to tons of perfect romantic dates: summer festivals, historic attractions, and a vibrant nightlife.
Right in the middle of Montreal’s darling Plateau neighbourhood, this 4-room B&B offers a clean, simple space with a fun atmosphere. Its location is an attraction in itself: walk around the area, look at murals, get a smoked meat sandwich at the famous Schwartz’, stumble down cobble stone streets (Duluth or Prince-Arthur) and enjoy a meal on one of its terraces. Montreal summer nights around here are something you won’t want to miss!
If you’re looking for somewhere to celebrate your anniversary, this is your spot. Whichever room you choose, you’re sure to have that enchanting experience: one has an antique bath, one has wooden walls and ceilings, and the sleek white room has the cutest little balcony for your morning coffee. Built in 1870 and located in downtown Montreal, you can easily escape to festivals, museums, and cultural events. It’s completely restored, luxurious high ceilings, quiet, and equipped with a beautiful terrace.
Located in the historic district of Mont-Royal, let yourself be charmed by these authentic lodging spaces. Its quirky rooms are oddly shaped, which are sure to inspire some comical conversation and memorable moments. Remarkably quiet, excellent food, and even environmentally friendly!
Owned by an artist and designer, staying at La Terra Nostra is like immersing yourself inside a magical painting. Not only that, but this B&B provides affordable luxury. Beautiful and situated on a quiet street, you and your partner can benefit from in-house relaxing massages, gourmet baskets, and even allows you to bring along your pet!
Built in 1912, this B&B features exquisite mouldings, wood panelling, and a unique indoor water fountain. There’s even a room with a fire pit, for the perfect cozy night with a hot chocolate. Casa Bianca’s rooms are all impressive in their own unique way. Offering an organic farm-fresh petit-déjeuner, simplistic charm, great locations, and even yoga lessons, you’ll truly enjoy your stay!
http://www.casabianca.ca
The Old Montreal Food Tour is your best friend when it comes to finding a great date idea. The 3 hour walking food tour brings you to 6 food stops, which will give you and your date plenty to savour and talk about! You’ll discover the city’s best portuguese poutine, some locally brewed craft beer, and tons more delicious treats. What else is that the tour focuses on culture and history too, so you can both learn as you hold hands (and maybe fall in love?) It’s really the perfect way to discover the old city.
6 food stops including the #1 classic St. Viateur bagel
3 hours and a 2.3-km (1.4-mile) walk - 10:30 a.m., 11 a.m. and more, Tuesday to Sunday - Starting at 57 CAD + ticketing fees and taxes for adult tickets (children's prices available)
5 food stops, including 3 sit-down restaurants and 1 brewpub
3 hours and a 2.3-km (1.4-mile) walk - 11 a.m. and more, Monday - Saturday - Staring at 67 CAD + ticketing fees and taxes for adult tickets (children's prices available)
5 food stops incl. a Schwartz’s smoked meat sandwich and craft cider
2.5 hours and 1.5-km (0.9-mile) walk - Starts approximately at 11:30 a.m. - Starting at 60 CAD + ticketing fees and taxes
5 food stops incl. a craft beer + the classic St. Viateur bagel
2 hours 15 minutes and a 1.3-km (0.7-mile) walk - 5 p.m. and more - Starting at 52 CAD + ticketing fees and taxes for adult tickets (children's prices available)
3 unique bars with food pairings and 2 more food stops
2 hours and a 1.1-km (0.7-mile) walk - Back in Spring 2019 - 74 CAD + ticketing fees and taxes (59 CAD without alcohol)
4 food stops, including 2 sit-down restaurants, a decadent brownie and 2 alcohol stops
2.5 hours and a 1.3-km (0.8-mile) walk - Wednesdays and Saturdays by reservation only - Starting at 74 CAD + ticketing fees and taxes