Lounges at Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport

You can freshen up in the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge in the International Departures area:

The Montreal Airport Marriott is connected to the airport via the US Departures terminal. Travellers consistently comment that the rooms are modern, comfortable, and quiet. Rooms start at 220 CAD per night, and you’ll have access to an on-site spa, a well equipped fitness centre, a restaurant, and a heated indoor pool with a view.

For something a little more low-key, try Aloft Montreal – it’s two minutes from the airport which you can get to with their free 24-hour airport shuttle. Free Wi-Fi, fitness centre, and loft-style guestrooms for 139 CAD per night.

Jacques-de-Lesseps Park, inaugurated in 2012, provides aviation enthusiasts with one of the best possible vantage points for observing the runways at Montréal–Trudeau.

The park is located on ADM-owned land facing runways 24-L and 06-R, at the intersection of Halpern and Jenkins streets.

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