Based on 11 April 19 departure from London Heathrow flying with Air Canada , staying for 5 nights room only in a Double Guest Room (2 adults sharing).
Our guide price gives you an idea of how much to budget for a stay at this hotel. The price will vary based on exchange rates, and your choice of room type, departure date, airline and cabin class, and any additional extras you’d like to add to your holiday.
Size without compromise in Montreal City.
The Queen Elizabeth Hotel is one of the city’s largest hotels, offering four-star luxury in a unique location directly above the Central Station and the Underground City. This renowned hotel offers a diverse range of facilities that might be surprising considering its truly central location. There’s a serene indoor swimming pool, the intimate Gibson Salon Spa, a health club and two eating and drinking venues for you to experience. Plus, you can head outside and within easy walking distance of top attractions including the Bell Centre and the Cathedral of Mary Queen of the World.
Take a dip in the indoor pool or visit the fitness centre for a workout
Approx. 30 minutes from Montreal Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport
1031 Reviews
74% of travellers recommended this hotel
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Jul 14, 2019
Meh
The room was pretty small and the attitude of the staff was terrible. The on-site bistro and restaurants are good though. Not as many amenities as you would expect in a five star hotel. I guess it was better before the renovation... I’ve given this hotel three tries.... not sure I’ll stay here again.
Jul 14, 2019
Fine hotel, but acid damaged my car in their valet lot
Fairfield, Connecticut
I have no complaints about the hotel itself--but they have only valet parking and while under their care, my car was damaged by some sort of acid that dripped onto the windshield and etched the glass. I noticed the drip when I picked up the car, but it never dawned on my it was actually etched into the glass until I was hundreds of miles away. I suspect a handful of other unlucky folks have had similar experiences there, and I would avoid this hotel--or at least park your car somewhere else.
Jul 14, 2019
The smallest things make the biggest impression
We consider ourselves "Fairmont People" and are members of the Club. The Fairmont Queen Elizabeth is in a good location. The rooms are very small. For upwards of $500 a night the bathrooms are way too small. Only a shower, no bathtubs, unless you get two double beds. Not sure if those rooms only have a bath or a bath and shower.
They nickel and dime the customer which is a real turnoff at a luxury hotel. No free peanuts or snacks in the bar. If you want a bowl of nuts it costs $5.00. If you need your luggage stored for a few hours because you arrived too early or are leaving well after checkout time, it costs $2 a bag to store. They "store" by piling them up on top of each other on carts near the entrance. Anyone could grab any bag if they were so inclined.
Those small costs, which admittedly don't break the bank for the customer, they also don't make the bank for the hotel and they aren't worth irritating people who pay premium prices to stay there. Our last impression was annoyance. We won't stay there again.
Jul 14, 2019
This hotel was welcome sanctuary away from the noise and heat of Montreal.
We came here seeking shelter from a bad experience at a lesser venue. Normally, we would have considered the Fairmount Queen Elizabeth a tad beyond our means. So happy we got a chance to stay in this place with it's fresh and romantic atmosphere. Our room was quiet, spacious and bright. From the concierge to the room service, we were treated like royality. I arrived with a twisted ankle and was immediately provided with a wheel chair. The exhibit celebrating the 50th anniversity of John&Yoko's sit in for peace was brilliant. Thank you for a wonderful stay!
Jul 13, 2019
Relaxed in our newly renovated king bed room facing McGill and Mount Royal and enjoyed the treats in the Gold Lounge
New York, NY
*Relaxed in our newly renovated king bed room facing McGill and Mount Royal and enjoyed the treats in the Gold Lounge
*Glad that fabulous hotel was within walking distance to many sights (museum, Old Montreal, McGill)
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1031 Reviews 
Traveller ratings
What to Expect
Reviews
Meh
Fine hotel, but acid damaged my car in their valet lot
Fairfield, Connecticut
The smallest things make the biggest impression
This hotel was welcome sanctuary away from the noise and heat of Montreal.
Relaxed in our newly renovated king bed room facing McGill and Mount Royal and enjoyed the treats in the Gold Lounge
New York, NY