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Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth

Montréal, Quebec, Canada · Fairmont · Core Luxury

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Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth opened in April 1958 over Canadian National's Montreal rail terminus: 21 floors, about 950 rooms, still Quebec's largest hotel. Queen Elizabeth II's name was locked in while the project was on the boards; a decade later John Lennon and Yoko Ono recorded "Give Peace a Chance" in Room 1742 during their 1969 bed-in, turning a CNR flagship into pop-history infrastructure.

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History

Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth opened in April 1958 as the flagship hotel of the Canadian National Railway in Montreal, built above the CNR's underground rail terminus. One of the first hotels in North America to include escalators, air conditioning, and direct-dial telephones, it was a landmark of modern hospitality. The hotel's Suite 1742 became world-famous in May 1969 when John Lennon and Yoko Ono staged their 'Bed-In for Peace,' recording 'Give Peace a Chance' there. Following a major renovation completed in 2017, the hotel was reimagined with contemporary Québécois design.

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