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CANADA
Sunday, April 1, 2007
INTERCONTINENTAL MONTREAL (CANADA)
At the gateway of old montreal and downtown core. Steps from shops, café boutiques and museum, across the street from the montreal convention centre with underground access
357 beautiful guest rooms including 23 suites
Marble bathrooms with separate shower and bathtub
Club intercontinental floors and 24 hours business centre
Fine dinning restaurants, Victorian style bistro, piano lounge.
Room service 24 hours, laundry and valet facilities, voice mail ,data port, TV with in house movies and entertainment system, coffee maker, alarm clock radio, hairdryer, bathrobe, in-room safety deposit box.
Video conferencing, inhouse audio-visual service company
Fitness centre including sauna, exercise room, massage rooms, outdoor landscape
18 function rooms, max of 300 theatre style, 150 classroom. 700 reception, 350 banquet.
Address
360 Rue St-Antoine West
Montreal, Quebec H2Y 3X4
Canada
Tel: 5149879900
Fax: 5148478550
Email: montreal@interconti.com
www.montreal.intercontinental.com
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