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Baking Apple Pies for the Neighbors

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When I was a child, my family used to have a tradition of baking apple pies together every fall. We would gather the ripest apples from our backyard and spend hours peeling, slicing, and mixing the ingredients... Read more

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This map from our partners at Stay22 will get you started as you search for Montreal accommodations. It shows both hotel and apartment/home rentals (recommended!) via Vrbo.

 

The 28 stylish, in-demand rooms at Le Petit Hôtel (168, rue St.-Paul Ouest, map) are modern and hip, all hardwood floors, plasma TVs, and minimalist accents, and the Old Montréal location puts you within easy walking distance of many sights. Small rooms with queen-size beds start at $159; loft-like extra-large rooms at $219 (all prices include a nice but basic breakfast and wi-fi).

Also in the luxury department, the Auberge du Vieux-Port (97, rue de la Commune Est, map; queen rooms from $159, including full breakfast and wi-fi) is a perennial favorite, for its beautifully appointed rooms—think brass beds, exposed brick or stone walls, wood-beam ceilings—and location across from Le Vieux-Port in Old Montréal. If you can’t snag a room with a water view, there’s always the seasonal rooftop terrace restaurant.

In the funky Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood, the Hôtel de l’Institut (3535, rue St.-Denis, map)—a teaching hotel, actually, for the hospitality industry—is a good bet, with its green initiatives and recently renovated rooms, most of which feature balconies with views of downtown or Mount Royal. Rooms start at $129, including full breakfast and wi-fi.

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