One of five bright, spacious rooms in this pleasant B&B is yours to discover in this archetypal turn-of-the-century terraced home. Rooms are so clean and tastefully decorated they look brand new. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

After an exhilarating day of skiing at one of the region's many resorts, sink into a leather chair next to the cosy fireplace at this comfortable inn. One look at the stone building, with its wooden gables and surrounding woodlands, and you'll be whisked away to a country cottage… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The interior of this large yellow house is festooned with all the colours of the rainbow. Merry host Céline makes guests feel so comfortable that you may find yourself pyjama-clad, lazily sipping coffee in the garden all morning. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The dozen rooms at this humble inn have a choice of either twins, doubles, or queen beds. There's no shortage of natural light in all the rooms, which come with three big windows, at least one of which overlooks the lake and the river. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A sexy, drop-dead gorgeous archeological site? It sounds bizarre, but once you feast your eyes on the interior - striking designer touches and ancient artifacts vie for guests' attention - it should start to make sense. In the bedrooms, muted lights dance off the solid oak headbo… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Mont Tremblant's freshest new boutique hotel is great for those who want chic sophistication and the convenience of a main thoroughfare. The soaker tubs and cushy mattresses are greatly appreciated after a hard day on the slopes. The hotel is surrounded by pine trees and sits nea… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This grand hotel sits at the heart of Mont Tremblant's picturesque village, at the foot of one of Canada's biggest and best ski resorts. Living in the lap of luxury, Fairmont style, you have the option of taking a dip in the fitness centre's outstanding pool, or soaking up the wa… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This cliff-top castle with swirling turrets and a copper roof overlooks the St Lawrence and backs onto the Laurentian Mountains. It has been one of the most magnificent hotels in Canada since its construction in 1930, and one of the first to attract glamorous Hollywood stars. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The main allure of this first-rate hotel is its reasonable rate, and, considering the location, Hôtel des Coutellier is a phenomenal deal. On Rue St Paul, by the farmer's market, this pretty hotel fits in nicely with the charm of the Lower Town. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Hotel Godin is like a breath of fresh air in a stuffy room. An experimentation between sleek minimalism and cool Art Nouveau has produced a crossbreed that looks and feel brilliant. Giant picture windows in the rooms offer great city views and furniture, though sparse, is very co… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A vibrant garden bursting with wild flowers, scrupulously maintained by warm hosts Jean-Thomas and Nathalie, is the focal point of this B&B, as the name implies. Their hearty breakfast of eggs, pancakes, waffles and breads is worth getting up for, especially when you can dine in … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This bright and cheery B&B is in a centennial house, on a busy street overflowing with colourfully gabled grey stones and red-brick terraced houses. The three-storey pieds-à-terre here are possibly the most impressive in the Plateau. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This great B&B in the heart of Old Montreal is a perfect marriage of rustic charm and modern luxury. Exposed stone walls and antique lamps exude a gently aged beauty, but wi-fi Internet access and personal jacuzzi bring you right back to the present. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Frequent fireplaces keep the ambience warm and cosy, and sans TV, Maison Pierre du Calvet is an oasis of calm tranquility. Rooms defy the modern boutique hotel concept with opulent fabrics and copious antiques. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Some come for the novelty of staying in what appears to be a gigantic cheese-grater, others like the central location. The view from each half moon-shaped window gives a remarkable perspective of downtown, or the river if your room is located at the back of the hotel. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This place is perfectly situated, if you fancy prowling 'the Main' (St Laurent) - a haven for parties and seediness. It is an affable budget hotel, which provides simple, clean rooms with views of the Plateau. Full Lonely Planet Review ›