1567 rue Saint-André
Montreal (Quebec)
H2L 3T5

tel.: 514.521.2238
1.800.451.2238
fax: 514.527-0512

Le Chasseur - Bed & Breakfast in Montreal

Located in the heart of downtown Montreal, the strategic site of "Le Chasseur" Bed and Breakfast gives you the opportunity to have access to many different faces of the city. Next to the famous Montreal Gay Village, you will find a incredible nightlife that will fulfill the expectations of the hardest one to please. Few steps away from St-Denis street, you will be charmed by the exquisite restaurants and the countless cosy "cafés", where you can discuss and relax in a friendly atmosphere.

" Montréal is a gay-friendly tourist destination. You'll always feel safe and secure in this tolerant, welcoming city, and especially in the Village, as it is known locally, one of the largest gay neighbourhoods in the World. Beaudry metro station, bearing the colours of the gay community, is located at the core of the neighbourhood, which stretches East to West along Sainte-Catherine Street, the main business thoroughfare, from Saint-Hubert Street to Papineau Street. The Montréal gay community, known for its wild nightlife, is renowned for its colourful, lively unity events. The Divers Cité (Diverse City) gay pride parade, in August, and the massive Black & Blue Party, in October, draw nearly half a million participants every year. The Village is full of energy during the daytime, too; its streets hustle and bustle with employees from nearby telecommunications (radio / TV) companies. The neighbourhood features a wide variety of service industries, including cafés, bistros, boutiques, antique shops, family restaurants and exotic eateries. To really get a feel for the place, take a stroll along the north-south side streets between Sherbrooke Street and René-Lévesque Boulevard and admire the carefully restored brick homes, shaded backyard gardens and window boxes brimming over with flowers. The gay community shares this friendly village with Montrealers of very diversified lifestyles. Throngs of students and young professionals with a wide range of interests flock to the neighbourhood, drawn by its lively rythms as well as the university and flourishing multimedia firms nearby. Families and senior citizens also make this area on the edge of downtown their home, enjoying the quality of life it offers"

Extracted from: Resource tourisme-montreal

When you stop by "Le Chasseur" Bed and Breakfast, you find yourself under the shade of St-Catherine street, mainroad of several international events like the Jazz Festival and Just For Laugh Festival. Finally, many means of transport like the bus, subway or taxi, can take you, in a minute to many places like.