Queen Elizabeth Hotel Montreal

The Open Mobile Alliance meets in Montreal this week at Montreal's largest hotel, the Queen Elizabeth. This travelogue is primarily for some photos, mostly taken at a relatively low resolution for easy of emailing. To see all the photos and reports, ...

... Restaurant.  The highlight of our visits has been dinner at the historic Beaver Club Restaurant in the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel.  Wonderfully prepared and presented food and pastries -- a treat we guarantee you'll always remember.  ...

We were up early to watch the sun rise from the Dome car, before arriving in Montreal at 9am. We quickly left our bags at the hotel and set off on a guided bus tour of Montreal, the easiest way to see the city in the short time available.  ...

... architecture. Its interior features superb woodwork as well as a silk damask from Westminster Abbey in honour of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. After leaving St. George's I followed the map until an interesting building caught my attention.  ...

... the Algonquin, St. Andrews, New Brunswick; the Chateau Montebello in Montebello, Quebec (only an hour from Ottawa); the Queen Elizabeth, Montreal, Quebec; the Royal York in Toronto, which when it opened in 1929 was the largest hotel in the British ...

... by Old Montreal, especially Place Jacques-Cartier.   During a business trip about ten years ago, I stayed at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, revisited familiar locations, and discovered the Stewart Museum located in the Fort de l'Île Sainte-Hélène. ...

Stayed at the Hotel Maritime, nice Queen Anne style room, most luxurious mattress and pillows too, shabby pool. Right in the city, walked around the shops, lu bought his Diesel shoes there. -30 degree weather so we were popping in and out of places to ...

... for sleepy time. Sunday I awoke early but that wasn't a good thing as I waited quite awhile for the shower. I headed to Queen Elizabeth Market and found it to be not what I expected. I guess after Thailand markets really don't impress me that much. ...

... , a pianist tickling the ivories and deep sumptuous armchairs. Famous guests have included Lawrence Olivier and King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1939. More famous though, is the resident ghost in room 202. Apparently, a woman hung herself in the ...

... very regal and inside is beautifully decorated - i'll put a couple of photo's on here for you.  In this centre, Queenie (Elizabeth) handed a letter to the Lord Mayor of Sydney which is addressed to all citizens of Sydney, but the letter is not to be ...