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Griffintown Hotel

With a significant historical heritage, Griffintown has become, in the space of a few years, one of the trendiest destinations in Montreal thanks to its design spaces and daring restaurateurs. Old buildings and modern facades are now home to independent businesses, trendy restaurants, design boutiques and art galleries.

Your four-legged family members are welcome. The Griffintown Hotel is the perfect place for your pet to enjoy. Take a stroll along the Lachine Canal or simply take a breath of fresh air at the attached dog park and even take advantage of the many pet-friendly stores located within a 2km radius of the hotel.

For more information, please read the dog policy.

This is a neighborhood that has no shortage of good restaurants. Often cited as an example in the national and international media, Griffintown never ceases to surprise with its culinary offerings. The neighborhood has experienced a real gourmet boom. We suggest you start your gourmet tour with a signature cocktail at OBAR, located in the lobby of our establishment.

Looking for the perfect place to hold your business events? Discover ŌBAR, and its terrace, which are available for private events. For an informal meeting, don't miss its luxurious, modern condos for more intimate corporate events.

Bota Bota, spa-sur-l'eau: Bota Bota, spa-sur-l’eau offers its passengers the healing benefits of a spa while being lulled by the natural movements of the St Lawrence River. With its enchanting ambiance, and Old Montreal as a magical backdrop, this mysterious and innovative floating spa offers all who come aboard privileged access to the river while enjoying the relaxing and energizing properties of the water circuit.

Musée McCord Stewart: The McCord Stewart Museum celebrates life in Montréal, past and present: its history, its people, and its communities. With local roots and a global outlook, the museum hosts thought-provoking exhibitions and educational and cultural events that engage people from within and outside Quebec by offering a contemporary look at history. It houses one of the largest historical collections in North America, with more than 1.5 million artifacts including the collections of Dress, Fashion and Textiles; Photography; Indigenous Cultures; Documentary Art, Material Culture and Archives.