The hotel’s eight-story glass tower is flanked by the Maison Edward-William Gray and Maison Cherrier, two buildings first constructed in the 18th century.

The design honors Montreal’s artisan community with chic industrial elements like the reception desk cut from natural stone.

The lobby features a series of small living rooms decked out with eclectic seating.

A cluster of pendant lights descends from the lobby ceiling to create a dramatic aerial sculpture.

The green wall at Maggie Oakes restaurant provides a colorful disruption from the wood and brown palette.

Guestrooms inside Maison Edward-William Gray are punctuated with light, feminine materials as well as locally sourced artwork.

Locally crafted seating offers a splash of color in the otherwise monochrome guestrooms. 

Housed in the new tower, a white and gray bathroom delivers expansive city vistas.

Featuring a bar and kitchen, the outdoor rooftop terrace captures views of the Old Port.