Pierre du Calvet Hotel
In 1962, Jean-Jacques Trottier and Gertrude Beaupré Trottier decided to relocate their family and seven
children to the old house Pierre du Calvet where they founded the restaurant Les Filles du Roy. They
furnished it with family antiques, wicker chairs with counterpane cushions made of boys’ pants and
family portraits adorning the walls.
The renaissance of Old-Montreal had begun.
Gaëtan Trottier and his associate Ronald Dravigné, later became the owners of the Calvet house, transforming it into a fine grocery store and café where they held cultural meetings called "Thursdays at Calvet". Over time they joined the contiguous house to the original Calvet house and created what is
known today as The Pierre du Calvet Hostelries with its warm and magic familial atmosphere.
The House Pierre du Calvet offers luxurious rooms, a gastronomy table with a prestigious selection fromits wine cellar, access to its impressive library, its indoor garden and terrace which breath with comfort, sophistication and originality. All the more, this restaurant-hotel sits only steps away from the Old-Port and the many captivating historical attractions make Montreal city so adorable.
Thus, we call you upon to take root for a few days, be filled with wonder and take a part in our history.
To make a reservation at the Hotel Pierre du Calvet, see the hotel's web site: http://www.hotelpierreducalvet.com OR http://www.pierreducalvet.com .
To know the best prices about hotel rooms around the world, see their nonprofit organization at the site that follows: http://www.hotels-montreal.org .
For more information about the restaurant ''Les Filles du Roy'', we call you upon to see the following
For more information about Hotel Pierre du Calvet and the cultural activities in the Old-Port, visit theirs social media at the following sites: https://www.facebook.com/HotelVieuxMontreal and http://www.hotel-pierreducalvet.com/montreal/blogue .
Hôtel Pierre du Calvet
405 Rue Bonsecours
Vieux-Montréal, Québec
Tel : 514 282-1725 / 1-866 544-1725
