Loom Room
An arched-window king room with room to work, read and let a Montréal morning arrive slowly. King bed · City window · Writing ledge.
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Six plans.
No standard issue.
Each room begins with its own window, volume and way through the day. Rates shown are starting cues in Canadian dollars and require confirmation.
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Choose by rhythm, not hierarchy.
Courtyard quiet, atelier volume, a fireplace or a roofline view: the useful differences are clear before you request a stay.
Courtyard Room
The quietest plan in the house, with a velvet banquette against the planted court. Queen bed · Garden view · Marble shower.
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North Loft
Original beams, steel columns and a raised sleeping platform beneath north light. King bed · Atelier volume · Lounge.
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Draper Suite
A one-bedroom suite composed around a curved sofa, dark stone hearth and dining table for two. King bed · Separate salon · Fireplace.
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Pattern Suite
Broad atelier windows, a separate living room and the proportions for a longer stay. King bed · Corner windows · Dining for four.
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Takeon Penthouse
The top-floor residence with two bedrooms, dining for six and private terrace access. Two bedrooms · Roof terrace · House host.
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The details that earn their place.
Blackout drapery, quiet ventilation and the right support at the right hour—without a drawer full of objects nobody asked for.
Natural linens, blackout drapery, pillow choice and considered acoustic treatment.
Local drinks, proper tea, filter coffee and a short late-supper selection.
Steaming tools, pressing by request and same-day garment care on weekdays.