This page will present transport options in Montreal. To see how to get the hotel, click here. Click on this link for parking.

To get more information about Montreal's Underground City, click on this link.

Hotel Le Dauphin's central location in Downtown Montreal will allow you to get where you want quickly.

We suggest that you use "Google Maps" to see maps of Montreal and plan your travels around the city. Click on this link to access Google Maps.

If you plan on traveling by car, parking is available at the hotel and nearby. Parking is rented at an additional cost to your room, and is available at the front desk. As for most major cities, traffic in Montreal is very dense, and it is sometimes quicker to use public transportation. Montreal has an extensive public transit network, including a modern subway system, buses and trains. If you need more information in your regards to your travels in town, do not hesitate to ask our friendly staff.

Montreal's streets, boulevards and avenues generally are in either a north-south or east-west axis. Street numbers east and west go in two directions, increasing west of St-Laurent boulevard, and increasing east of St-Laurent boulevard (St-Laurent divides the city in two).

The hotel is located right next to the Place-d'Armes Metro station, which is only a very short walk away. To get there, turn left on Bleury street when you exit the hotel, then continue on Bleury until you reach the Palais des Congres (convention center). Enter the convention center (Palais des Congres), which is the first building you will encounter after crossing Viger ave. Following the signs, take the long corridor and you will reach the Place-d'Armes Metro (subway) station. Click here for a map.

If your destination is in Downtown Montreal, given the hotel's location, the fastest way of reaching it could be by walking. If you plan on using the public transit network, Montreal's subway system, the Metro, allows connections with the bus system. Additionally, several commuter train lines serve Downtown Montreal. Commuter train lines start at downtown's Central Station and Lucien-l'Allier Station.

Several taxicab companies serve Downtown Montreal. Rates and standards are determined by law. Quality varies a lot depending on the driver and vehicle. Because of traffic on certain streets, it is sometimes faster to use public transit or walk, especially if your destination is close-by. Many taxicab companies serve Montreal, including Diamond (514-273-6331) and Champlain (514-271-1111). For your safety, we suggest that you wait for your cab inside our lobby.

If you are unsure about the best way to reach your destination in town, don't hesitate to ask us at the front desk.