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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, your private guide is a French-speaking Montrealer. The tour lasts two hours and is done on foot and by public transit. It is ideal for guests from France or Belgium.
Yes, both nights are booked with breakfast. Lunches and dinners are free, which leaves plenty of room for Montreal's restaurants. Your advisor can suggest a few tables near your hotel.
Yes, in a single room, at extra cost. The private tour then becomes a one-on-one with the guide. It is a lovely way to discover the city at your own pace.
Your guests need a valid passport and, depending on their nationality, an eTA or a visa. Your advisor checks the requirements at the time of booking. For a Canadian, photo ID is enough.
It is a floating spa set on a former ferry in Montreal's Old Port. Club Med suggests it as an activity during your free time, at extra cost. Your advisor can book your time slot ahead.
Your advisor can add nights before or after the getaway, depending on hotel availability. It is handy for enjoying a festival or waiting for a return flight. Transfers are then adjusted accordingly.
The walking and metro tour works well for families, and the guide adapts the explanations. For a family, your advisor checks the right room setup at the chosen hotel. Mount Royal and the Old Port are great playgrounds for young ones.
The guide's tip is already included. In restaurants and for other services, the custom in Quebec is to leave a tip, at your discretion. Your advisor explains these habits to guests from abroad.
Yes, it makes a great gift: everything is booked, from the transfer to the tour. Your advisor helps you pick flexible dates with the person receiving it. The Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth adds a special touch.
Yes, the Escapade à Toronto et Niagara is also booked as three days and two nights. The two cities are linked by train and plane. Your advisor organizes the sequence of the two stays.





