Hotel 10 Montreal Style: Boutique/Design Rooms: 136 Suites: 13 Rating: Photo Gallery Hotel (10)(formerly the Opus hotel) in Montreal provides a unique boutique experience unlike any you'll find among the numerous hip boutique hotels in Montreal. Blending modern design with a nod to history in chic Montreal style, the intimate 136 guestrooms combine sleek minimalism with luxurious comfort. On the corner of Sherbrooke and St. Laurent, Hotel (10), formerly the Opus hotel, in Montreal, is steps from the vibrant entertainment district and minutes from both Old Montreal and the "plateau" Mont-Royal. Luxurious accommodations are complete with custom-designed furnishings and cutting-edge technology. Thoughtful amenities include personalized concierge service, in-room massage, 24-hour fitness center and room service. Breathtaking and flexible meeting and event space features the latest technology.

Hotel Address:

• Hotel 10 Montreal
• 10 Sherbrooke Ouest
• Montreal , H2X 4C9
• Canada

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Location Summary
Also known as "the Main," Boulevard St. Laurent is famous for its chic and eclectic shopping as well as its hip bars and restaurants. Culinary options are endless. The nightlife offerings feature everything from quietly elegant lounges to riotously energetic dance spots. "The Main" is definitely a place you will not want to miss.

Directions to Hotel
DIRECTIONS FROM I-87 NEW YORK: Take the I-87 North. Once over the US - Canada border, you will be on the Autoroute 15 Nord (North). Stay on the Autoroute 15 Nord until the exit for the Autoroute 10 Ouest (West). Take the Autoroute 10 Ouest and follow directions for Montreal / Pont Champlain. On the bridge, keep to your right hand lane. Follow directions for Autoroute Bonaventure / 10 Ouest. Autoroute Bonaventure / 10 Ouest will become Rue University Street. Follow Rue University Street for 8 traffic lights and turn right on Rue Sherbrooke Street Ouest/West. Follow Rue Sherbrooke Street Ouest/West for 7 blocks. Hotel (10) is located at 10 Rue Sherbrooke Street Ouest/West.