Close to everything, on a quiet street
Far enough west that the road goes quiet at night, close enough that nothing in the city is a trek. Parking is free and on site, which in Montréal decides more than it should.
- About 15 min Downtown By car. Autoroute 720 west becomes Saint-Jacques.
- About 15 min Trudeau airport By car or taxi, east along Autoroute 20.
- About 10 min Vendôme metro The 90 bus from the door, or about 4 km by car. Orange and blue lines.
- About 10 min MUHC Glen site By car, with free parking waiting on your return.
- On site Parking Free, and no need to reserve it.
- About 20 min Old Montréal By car, about 11 km east.
- About 20 min Mount Royal By car, about 11 km. The lookout over the city.
- About 15 min Atwater Market By car, about 6 km.
- About 15 min Bell Centre By car, about 9 km.
- At the door 90 Saint-Jacques bus The stop is in front of the hotel. The 90 runs to Vendôme metro.
Family-scale, not chain-scale
Le Chabrol has stood on the same corner of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce since 1962, when it opened as the Le Cavalier Hotel-Motel. It has changed names more than once and been renovated more times than that, but it has never stopped being what it started as: an independent house of sixty rooms, run by the people who own it.
The front desk is staffed around the clock. Breakfast is included and parking is free, both of which are worth something in a city where neither is a given. Guests who book with us directly deal with us directly, which is usually the shortest route to whatever it is they need.
Suite Signature
The largest of the suites. A rectangular jacuzzi sits in an open-concept bathroom with a jet shower beside it, and the sitting room is separate from the bed rather than beside it.
There is one of it. In summer and over holiday weekends it goes first.
Suite Deluxe (Scarface)
An open-concept suite on the ground floor, a few steps from the front desk, which makes it the easiest of the suites to reach with luggage. A large jacuzzi in the room itself.
Executive Suite
Three suites built to the same plan, each with a spa bath in the room and a seating area set well apart from the bed. Because there are three, this is usually the suite still available when the others have gone.
For everything else, a well-kept room
Queen rooms, twin-queen rooms for families, and corporate rooms kept for guests staying on business. Plainly furnished, quiet, and looked after.
Queen bed
One queen bed on the ground floor, reached without stairs. The simplest room we keep.
Two queen beds
Two queen beds and room to spread out. The most straightforward room we have for four people.
Queen with sofa bed
A queen bed and a sofa bed made up with its own linens. The usual choice for a couple travelling with a child.