Hôtel William Gray in the Press

Nestled unassumingly within Old Montreal—a neighborhood still preserved in cobblestone and charm just steps away from the St. Lawrence River and the city’s historic port—Hotel William Gray is known for its sweeping terraces and intimate courtyards, of which there are plenty.

Two 18th century merchant homes, the Maison Edward-William Gray and the Maison Cherrier, are connected by a new, eight storey, glass structure, while the interiors blend stone walls and cathedral ceilings with contemporary artworks by local artists.

The William Gray Hotel on the St Lawrence River is a designer sanctuary with views over old Montréal’s wonderful architecture.

Along the old port of the St. Lawrence River, drop your bags inside the new William Gray in a slick, eight-story glass tower atop two restored 18th-century houses.

If The William Gray is cool enough for a GQ photo shoot with Stranger Things actor Joe Keery (aka Steve), than it's got our stamp of approval.

William Gray opened in 2016 as modern boutique hotel that uses two 18th-century heritage homes as its base

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Book a room at the new Hotel William Gray in the Vieux Port, which combines a sleek design with the chic restaurant Maggie Oakes, a coffee shop by Montreal favorite Cafe Olimpico, and a retail shop by OTW (Off The Hook).