Quality Hotel Montreal

... ;t stay out too long and it was time to head on to the second largest French-speaking city in the world. The drive to Montreal was along the Trans-Canada highway we have been following for a couple of days but, understandably, this section is a big dual ...

We arrived in Montreal on Sat June 17 , check in the Hotel (Quality Inn) and pretty much all we did.  Had dinner at the hotel Restaurant (Grafitti's) and off to relax in our room. Room is small, not much to write home about but it is the only one ...

Friday, August 10, 2007 A Royal Mountain-Montreal   Dear Readers:   We rise early this morning to see Mark and Matt off for work and get ready for our train to Montreal. After breakfast and a shower, we say farewell to their beautiful ...

... /French Conflict in 1812. This battle again saw a smaller British force defeat a larger American attack. We drove into Montreal and looked for a hotel. For once the roads into the Downtown area were well signed. We stopped at a couple of hotels but they ...

... , it is now converted for leisure with a marina and various attractions, including a stunning view of the skyscraper dominated Montreal skyline.  Vieux Montréal contains the largest number of 17th, 18th and 19th century buildings in North America, ...

... one and to mum and Mel for keeping me semi-calm in between! :-) ) Easyjet and the Zoom-Zoom-Zoom to the Quality Hotel, "Mon-ree-al"! From both a tearful and expensive goodbye (£72 excess baggage!) I boarded flight one of the day Easyjet ...

... of the trip - the Montréal training meeting for the British, Irish, German and French language assistants. We stayed at the Quality Hotel Dorval just outside of the main Montréal airport, two nights being paid for by the Quebec Education Ministry. In ...

... one more meeting with tips about teaching/classroom management, and at 1 some of us met out responsables (the ones in the Montreal region...some people are going 12 hours away from Montreal so wouldn't be fair to make their responsables drive all that ...

... of Honour and Kung Fu Panda, I didn't bother with 21 - passed the time reasonably), so no real issues there. Landing in Montreal shoved me right into more chaos though, passport control and immigration took so long (a little over 2 hours) that our flight ...

... and I had a hot chocolate, we plotted out our day. We decided to spend it exploring all the sights of Vieux (Old) Montreal. We walked out of the hotel to the nearest subway station. Along the way, we found Rue Prince Arthur. This street has been closed to ...

... Shed Café. We walked back to the hotel in the rain. As I walked back, I realized that my uncomfortable feelings about Montreal’s layout had disappeared. I now felt comfortable about finding my way around town. The only problem was that I would be ...

... , for all you non-Frenchies), handpicked by Koon based on the fact that entrance is free for girls, which I think is a very meritable quality indeed. But that's just me. When we got there we felt a little under-dressed at first as the place was ...

... to Vieux Montreal and get some lunch. He had a different idea. He had seen signs at the Metro station advertising the Casino de Montreal, which resides on the neighboring island of Ile Notre Dame. “We ought to eat at the Casino. Casinos always have ...

... full size toiletries and Canadian electrical equipment! Typically, just as we're getting used to things like the way the hotel works and how to use the Montreal subway, it''ll soon be time to check out for our new room arrangements and then to move on to ...

... villages.             Nobody in the Montréal tourist office could tell me if Montreal, Canada was named after their small town. "I do not know, but I think so," was the ambiguous answer. Montréal ...

... . Seeing it from this angle made me anxious for our upcoming stay. But, first we had to visit Ottawa. The drive from Montreal to Ottawa was uneventful. The only anxious moments came when Tom started calling various hotels on his cell phone in an attempt ...

... our trip schedule so that we could be in Ottawa when the game was played (as we arranged our trip to be in Montreal when the Canadiens were playing). If that doesn't tell you how obsessed we'd become with hockey, I'm not sure what will.  ...

... äußerst ungewöhnlich ist. Das französische Geplapper, das hier noch stärker dominiert als im deutlich kosmopolitischerem Montreal, tut sein übriges dazu. Leider hatte ich mitunter ein wenig den Eindruck, dass das historische Stadtbild hier ...