Hotel Le Crystal is part of a Montreal building of 28 floors. Opened in spring 2008, is located at 1100 rue de la Montagne in the complex co-owned “Le Crystal de la Montagne”. The hotel occupies floors 4-11 although storey lobby (for reception) and 12 (for the pool and the beautiful whirlpool) are used by all the occupants of the building (resident owners and customers). Single project in Montreal with one building, residential condominium (52 condos), hotel owners (131 suites) and commercial entities Hotel Le Crystal, La Coupole and Amerispa. This structure requires the existence of three condominium cohabiting unions. This is the second hotel in Montreal whose rooms are held by owners – the first being Le Saint-Sulpice in the heart of Old Montreal, however, it has only one type of co-owners and therefore one union. Located north-west corner of Mountain Street and René-Lévesque Boulevard, this building is the first residential tower located directly in the city center of Montreal, two minutes from the highest skyscraper in the city.
History and facts about this building
The construction value of this building at was $ 80 millions
First project in Montreal regarding luxury residences & Hotel in the same building.
59 condo
131 Rooms
Located at the corner of Rue de la Montagne, and René-Levesque Blvd, this building will be the first residential tower located in the inner downtown Montreal, two minutes from the highest city’s skyscraper. His black coating will not stay unnoticed on René-Lévesque Boulevard.
Hotel Le Crystal is part of a Montreal building of 28 floors. Opened in spring 2008, is located at 1100 rue de la Montagne in the complex co-owned “Le Crystal de la Montagne”. The hotel occupies floors 4-11 although storey lobby (for reception) and 12 (for the pool and the beautiful whirlpool) are used by all the occupants of the building (resident owners and customers). Single project in Montreal with one building, residential condominium (52 condos), hotel owners (131 suites) and commercial entities Hotel Le Crystal, La Coupole and Amerispa. This structure requires the existence of three condominium cohabiting unions. This is the second hotel in Montreal whose rooms are held by owners – the first being Le Saint-Sulpice in the heart of Old Montreal, however, it has only one type of co-owners and therefore one union. Located north-west corner of Mountain Street and René-Lévesque Boulevard, this building is the first residential tower located directly in the city center of Montreal, two minutes from the highest skyscraper in the city.
