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The Light District isn’t just a neighborhood—it’s a mood. Bathed in neon glow and alive with nighttime energy, this area turns Montreal’s evenings into a cinematic dreamscape. Stroll past glowing signs, catch a spontaneous jazz set, or sip coffee on a sidewalk bench as the city hums around you. It’s where every streetlight tells a story, and every corner holds a spark of urban romance.

Hyatt Place Montreal Downtown

Hyatt Place Montreal Downtown

4.3 / 5Good7 Reviews
1415 Rue St-Hubert
6.83KM from Verdun
Conference HallBarDry Cleaning ServiceIroning Service2024 Featured HotelsLaundry Service
per night
From
USD**3
Hyatt Centric Montreal

Hyatt Centric Montreal

4.5 / 5Great8 Reviews
621 Notre-Dame St. East
6.51KM from Verdun
Conference HallWedding Banquet ServicesBarChildren's MealValet ParkingDry Cleaning Service
per night
From
USD**9

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Verdun

Stay at Le Royal-Hilton Montreal, ideally located just a 5-minute walk from the Montreal Illuminations display at Place Notre-Dame. The hotel offers panoramic views of the city skyline, including the illuminated landmarks, from its high-floor rooms and rooftop pool. Its central location provides easy access to the historic Old Town, Sainte-Catherine Street shopping district, and the nearby Notre-Dame Basilica.

Unique experiences include guided night photography tours, French culinary workshops, and exclusive access to the annual "Illuminations Festival" during winter months. The hotel also features multilingual staff and curated local guides for an immersive urban adventure.

Take the MCTS Blue Line subway to "Square-Victoria-OACI" station, then walk 7 minutes to the Notre-Dame Basilica Square, where the Montreal Illuminations are located. Multiple bus routes (26, 30, 46) also serve the area, offering flexible options. During peak seasons, special shuttle services connect major hotels and tourist hubs.

Use the OPUS card or mobile payment apps like TVMobile for seamless travel. Along the way, enjoy scenic views of cobblestone streets and 19th-century architecture in Old Montreal, immersing yourself in the city’s rich heritage and vibrant urban charm.

Beyond the light displays, don’t miss the stained-glass windows and live organ concerts at the Notre-Dame Basilica, especially the nightly free performances. Join a guided night tour led by local historians to explore Old Montreal’s alleys and uncover stories of colonial roots and cultural fusion.

Visit nearby cafés like La Maison du Pain de Ménage for handmade crêpes and almond cream tarts paired with hot chocolate—a cozy treat after dark. During the annual "Illuminations Festival," enjoy interactive projection shows and street performances that transform the square into a magical winter wonderland.