SVG Image
Search

Hotel Le Soleil by Executive Hotels

Montréal, Canada

Previous
Next

Description

This Vancouver hotel offers an on-site restaurant and bar. Keurig coffee machine and refrigerator are included in each room. Vancouver Convention Centre is 5 minutes’ walk away. A 42" flat-screen TV is offered in all rooms at Hotel Le Soleil by Executive Hotels. All rooms feature a separate living area and work desk. An en suite bathroom offers Luxury bath amenities, bathrobe, and slippers. Alouette Bistro borrows its culinary philosophies from the enduring dishes and methods of classic French bistros and invigorates them utilizing West Coast flavors. Hotel Le Soleil features an on-site cardio room. State of the art full fitness facility, with top-of-the-line cardio machines, free weights, functional training, and indoor lap pool. Located next to the hotel. We will be delighted to offer you a complimentary full access guest pass, please visit the Front Desk to obtain your passes. Guests must be 15 years of age or older to use the facilities. A business centre is available for guest use. A 24-hour reception is offered. Pacific Centre Mall is 400m away. Access to Vancouver Airport and Richmond city centre is available from the City Centre Skytrain Station 5 minutes’ walk away.

Location

More about Montréal

Five Stars Hotel
Hey there, fellow travel enthusiasts! If you're looking for a vibrant city with a unique blend of cultures, then Montréal should

Discover Montreal: Location in Canada

Montreal is a city located in the province of Quebec, Canada. It is the largest city in the province and the second-largest in the country, after Toronto. The city sits on the Island of Montreal, which is situated in the St. Lawrence River. Montreal is the centre of the Montreal Metropolitan Area, which has a population of over 4 million people.


Montreal is known for its rich history and culture, and is often referred to as the cultural capital of Canada. The city has a strong French influence, as it was once a French colony. Even today, French is widely spoken in Montreal, along with English. The city is home to many historic buildings and landmarks, in...

Read more