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InterContinental Montreal

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Weaves a 1988-1991 tower by Arcop and Provencher & Roy into Old Montreal's World Trade Centre around the 1888 Nordheimer building, a Neo-Victorian piano showroom whose 1,000-seat concert hall hosted Sarah Bernhardt and Maurice Ravel. Old Montreal's first major hotel since the Hotel Viger of 1896, its former artillery vault now houses La Voûte wine bar.

About InterContinental Montreal

History

The InterContinental Montreal is a 26-storey tower built between 1988 and 1991 by architects Arcop and Provencher & Roy as part of the Centre de commerce mondial (World Trade Centre) in Old Montreal. The hotel opened in 1991 and was inaugurated in 1992, becoming the first four-diamond hotel in Old Montreal and the district's first major hotel since the Hotel Viger of 1896.

The complex integrates the historic Nordheimer building of 1888, a Neo-Victorian structure originally home to the A. & S. Nordheimer piano and sheet-music company, whose 1,000-seat concert hall once hosted Sarah Bernhardt, Maurice Ravel and Emma Albani. The former artillery vault beneath is now La Voûte wine bar. The hotel was acquired by the MACH group in 2023.

The setting

6-minute walk to Notre-Dame Basilica in Old Montreal.

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