Mont-Tremblant hotels

Fresh from major renovations to its Fairmont Gold floor and outdoor pool, this is one of the best hotels in Mont-Tremblant for location, situated mere steps from the main gondola. Buy your lift ticket, select your equipment from the ski valet and glide straight into Eastern Canada’s most celebrated mountain resort. In summer, you can rent bikes and golf equipment to keep you entertained.

With its sophisticated decor, the Fairmont Tremblant is a great option for the business crowd as well, maybe moreso than its siblings in the celebrated Fairmont hotel chain.

While there are plenty of nice restaurants and bars nearby, I recommend staying in to enjoy the excellent hotel restaurant, Choux Gras Brasserie. Relaxing at the new outdoor pool after an adventure-packed day is also a good option.

Located just outside the pedestrian resort, Auberge Le Lupin is a lovely wooden chalet built in 1945, with a cozy and homey vibe. Inside, you’ll find trinkets like vintage cameras, store signs and dishware that pay homage to the history of the Laurentians.

Since this is a bed and breakfast, you’ll be served a tasty buffet to start your day, which includes pastries, fruit and eggs. While many visit for ski season, Auberge Le Lupin is also one of the best hotels in Mont-Tremblant during summer, when the B&B offers complimentary water sports activities like kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding at the private beach nearby.

It’s also close to plenty of terrific hiking and bike trails. I’m personally a big fan of the mountain biking trails around Mont-Tremblant, as they’re full of fun obstacles and challenging terrain.

In terms of location, Hotel Quintessence has the best of both worlds—it’s situated just steps from the resort village and gondola, but also overlooks Lac Tremblant for a breath of fresh mountain air. But that’s not all this 5-star resort has to offer.

Each of the property’s 30 luxurious suites is vast—measuring 700 to 1,200 square feet—and comes with a wood-burning fireplace. The on-site restaurant La Quintessence serves up first-class food, while the patio is a wonderful place to sit and unwind after a day of skiing or outdoor adventures.

Speaking of relaxation, each room comes with its own therapeutic spa bath tub, while the hotel hot tub overlooks the lake. What’s more, the bar lounge is the perfect place to stop for a glass of wine, with over 4,000 bottles housed in the vast wine cellar.

One of the best hotels in Mont-Tremblant for cozy B&B vibes, checking in at Le Pimbina feels more like arriving at a friend’s house than a hotel. Hosts Roxanne and Patrick are extraordinarily welcoming and make a terrific breakfast, which keeps loyal guests coming back time and time again.

Inside, it feels like a typical Quebecois home, with the added benefit of on-site massages and a hot tub in the garden. The hotel is located in Saint-Jovite, close to the city center, which offers a more authentic experience as well as cheaper prices than the areas around the gondola—a good option for those on a budget. You’ll also be close to one of the best food experiences in the region, Casse-Croûte d’en Haut, a typical Quebec fries-shack that serves an awesome poutine, made with golden French fries, savoury gravy and cheese curds.

Avid skiers Martha and Ben run this cute five-room wooden chalet. Maison Napoléon has authentic Quebecois vibes, but done well—clearly, these two have an eye for design. There’s gorgeous exposed wood throughout the chalet, stylish decor and an expansive back deck with a hot tub and barbecue.

The Tremblant room is my top pick, with a king-size bed, an antique Tabriz Persian rug and a vaulted A-frame ceiling. Maison Napoléon is located on the road between Mont-Tremblant village and the resort, providing easy access to the resort’s ski lift as well as the great food and local vibes in the village, making this one of the best hotels in Mont-Tremblant for location.

Be sure to pop into La Sandwicherie Cafe & Bistro for a coffee and a bite, or to pick up a local bottle of wine.

Located in the heart of the village, this is the ideal place for those looking for a truly authentic stay. The hotel boasts a classic-looking exterior, which dates back more than a century. Inside, guests can choose from 16 updated and comfortable rooms that are more fairly priced than many of the other hotels in the area.

On the ground floor, you’ll find the much-loved local drinking spot Au Coin Pub Gastronomique, which serves comfort food for lunch and dinner. The hotel is also very close to the Lac Mercier municipal beach in summer, and just three miles from the resort.

Be sure to ask the concierge if you need any tips for local activities, which include water sports, cycling, skiing and canoe camping in the nearby provincial park.

If you’re looking for accommodation that’s fun for the whole family, check out Hilton Grand Vacations Club Tremblant. The resort has an outdoor pool complete with barbecues, a hot tub, tennis courts, a playground, fitness center, a games room and a fire pit.

It’s also mere minutes away from many of Mont-Tremblant’s most popular activities, including the Golf Le Géant course across the street. The rooms and suites have a fresh, playful feel, with decor that includes fun wallpaper and checkered tile floors.

While the hotel doesn’t have an on-site restaurant, many rooms come with their own mini kitchens, so you can cook your own meals—particularly handy if you’ve got fussy eaters in tow.

This popular accommodation is one of the best hotels for families in Mont-Tremblant. There’s a fun waterslide and a heated indoor pool for the kids, and you can even bring along your dog, as this hotel is pet-friendly.

Microtel Inn & Suites is located just off the Trans-Canada highway, so it’s easy to return to after a long day of driving or skiing.

This is one of top choices when I visit, as I am close to plenty of activities at Mont-Tremblant resort, as well as one of my favorite places to go—Scandinave Spa. You’ll also easily be able to go to Mont-Tremblant’s city center to pick up groceries or to go out for dinner at family-friendly restaurants. I highly recommend the Resto Bar Lolita, which has great Mexican food.

Another huge benefit of this hotel is that it’s fairly priced compared to other stays in the area.

Located on the banks of Lac Maskinongé, just south of the city center, Les Dames du Lac has a great reputation in Mont-Tremblant. The lovely hosts make breakfast every morning with fresh local ingredients and bake their own pastries. Plus, they can serve their guests in English, French, Dutch, German and Italian.

The hotel was built during the Belle Époque era, with a long wooden balcony overlooking the lake. Inside, the rooms are comfortable and individually decorated, featuring cute design accents like an oblong gold mirror in the bathroom of La Rose room.

This hotel is located very close to the lake and there’s a dock with Muskoka chairs to relax and take it all in. It’s worth noting that the hotel is 10 miles away from the resort, so you’ll need a car to get around.

Just steps from the pedestrian village, Ermitage du Lac is one of the best hotels in Mont-Tremblant in terms of location and splendour. With its grand, Swiss-style architecture, this property has everything you need to enjoy your vacation.

There are 69 rooms and 47 suites to choose from, and all the suites come with a kitchen so you can cook your own meals. A continental breakfast is provided for all guests. Ermitage du Lac has a lovely outdoor pool and a four-season hot tub to relax aching muscles, as well as a fitness center (though it was under renovation at the time of writing).

While staying at Ermitage du Lac, make sure to go for a short walk to try a beer at the local microbrewery, Le Diable. Yaoooo Pizza Pub is also a solid option for pizza and drinks.