Quality Inn & Suites P.E. Trudeau Airport
3 StarsRelaxing sauna and hot tub, Modernized guest accommodations
Relaxing sauna and hot tub, Modernized guest accommodations
Heated indoor swimming pool, Contemporary loft-style living
Captivating runway views, Heated indoor pool and whirlpool
Modernized airport transit hub, Ground-floor garden access rooms
Diverse on-site dining and bar, Modern minimalist airport gateway
Heated indoor swimming pool, Modern West Island identity
Wellness center with pool and spa, Family-friendly indoor water slide
Indoor heated swimming pool, Le Semaphore restaurant and bar
Indoor pool with kid-friendly toys, Pet-friendly welcome amenities
Indoor swimming pool, Napa Lounge and restaurant
Indoor swimming pool, On-site French and international restaurant
Indoor swimming pool, Proximity to Montreal-Trudeau Airport
Dedicated airport layover accommodation, Proximity to Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport
Locally sourced dining at Eclipse, Largest West Island fitness centre
Contemporary airport retreat, Indoor saltwater swimming pool
Seasonal outdoor heated pool, Historic convent conversion
Tropical atrium and indoor pool, Le Tropik restaurant and bar
Authentic Italian dining at L'Euro, Modern airport gateway concept
Renovated West Island retreat, On-site fitness center
International dining at Restaurant Rivoli, Heated indoor pool and hot tub
Indoor pool with water slide, Modern airport-adjacent retreat
Heated pool with waterslide, Authentic Italian dining at Volare
On-site restaurant and lounge, Heated indoor pool and whirlpool
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Relaxing spa and sauna facilities
Authentic Italian dining at Il Soffio, Indoor pool and whirlpool
Heated indoor swimming pool, Saint-Laurent business district access
Seasonal heated outdoor pool, Wellness steam bath and sauna
West Side Social dining, Modern all-suite airport retreat
Newly renovated guest rooms, Proximity to public transportation
Romantic suites with sensory features, In-room therapeutic jetted tubs
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Many visitors will overlook Dorval as just being the Montreal suburb where the airport is, but this coastline stretch of West Island is much, much more. It has deep roots in the early days of settlement, plenty of heritage buildings to visit, and an intriguing history to explore. If you’d rather just kick back and enjoy some of the finer things in life, then Dorval can provide that by the bucket load too. Exclusive members’ clubs, luxury hotels, a golf course, yacht club, the list really does go on, so you’ll never be stuck for things to do in Dorval.
The story of Dorval has developed over centuries, starting with its origins as a mission for Sulpician priests back in 1665, when what is now Montreal was just a tiny French settlement called Ville-Marie. A few decades later in 1691, a man named Sieur d’Orval bought the fort set up by the Parisian clergymen and renamed it after himself, creating Dorval. It grew over time, into a village by 1892, then incorporated into a town soon after in 1903. By 1956 it was a city in its own right, with shopping centres, hotels, even an airport, and because its history can be traced all the way back to the mid-17th century, that makes it the oldest city in West Island, and one of the oldest cities on the entire North American continent! A great place to find out more about this fascinating city is the Dorval Museum of Local History and Heritage, where the entrance is free!
Dorval retains an air of prestigiousness from its earlier years, which can still be found at some of its more lavish establishments, from grand hotels to fancy clubs. Top of the list has to be the Forest & Stream Club, which is headquartered in the former villa of a chap named Alfred Brown, built in 1872. This was once a fashionable venue for the elites in Dorval, where opulent afternoon tea was served in the landscaped gardens on weekends during the 1920s. Established in 1884, it’s not quite the same now, after shaping itself into a wedding venue and restaurant, but it still retains its status as one of Canada’s premier private social clubs. Down by the water overlooking Lake St. Louis, the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club began life in 1888, when anglophiles still clutched for recognition from the British Crown. It’s still there, and its current patron is Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
Less than a kilometre from the Yacht Club and the shores of Dorval lies a small island named L’Île-Dorval , otherwise known as Dorval Island. With a total area of just 0.08 square miles, this tiny piece of land was once part of the mainland suburb, but a referendum changed this and at the start of 2006 it returned to being a city in its own right. Despite being settled since 1860, a census in 2011 logged the number of permanent residents at just five! Large-scale development never took off here, just a spattering of summer cottages were built instead of waterfront hotels, and it’s only connected to the mainland by a seasonal private ferry service. All this makes Dorval Island a fascinating place to visit, with its gravel paths, non-existent traffic, and lack of shops and businesses. You won’t even need that long here, you can walk around the entire island in roughly half an hour!
The Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport may take up around 60% of the land in Dorval, but that shouldn’t mean you never leave your hotel if you’re stopping over for the day. There are plenty of fun activities you can enjoy passing the time. First up is taking on the 18 holes at Golf Dorval, where you can also practice your swing at the driving range if you’re short on time. If you’re thinking more about rest and relaxation before a long flight then why not book yourself into a spa for a massage or other therapeutic treatment to really unwind. If it’s some retail therapy that you crave, then there’s nowhere better than Les Jardins Dorval . It’s one of the oldest malls in Quebec, built in back 1954, and since then has been expanded and renovated, now containing over 60 stores and a whole lifetime of memories for the local residents!
In Dorval, you might want to check out Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport, Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Montreal, Quality Inn & Suites P.E. Trudeau Airport, Aloft Montreal Airport. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Dorval, you might want to explore Chateau Saint-Marc, Cohen Hotel by Lodgo, The Ritz-Carlton, Montreal, Four Seasons Hotel Montreal. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Dorval with your family, you could look at Hotel Saint-Laurent Montreal, Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport, Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Montreal, Griffintown Hotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Aloft Montreal Airport, Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Montreal-Dorval, Home2 Suites by Hilton Montreal Dorval, Hilton Garden Inn Montreal Airport could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Dorval, check out Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport, Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Montreal, Holiday Inn Montreal Centreville Downtown by IHG, Old Montreal Castle & Suites – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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