The Family Later Purchased Three Adjacent Townhouses, Thus Creating "Ch?teau Versailles" As It Now Stands, Bringing Together Four Distinct Homes, Styles And Histories. The Le Boudoir Offers Its Guests A Quiet, Cozy Atmosphere As It Serves A Magnificent Continental Buffet Breakfast Monday Thru Friday From 7:00 Am To 10:30 Am And Saturday & Sunday From 7:30 Am To 11:00 Am. The Guest Rooms Vary In Size And Shape, Are Well Appointed, And Tastefully Decorated. The Rooms Have The Extra Touches Such As Luxurious Bathrobes That Mean So Much To The Discerning Traveler. The Hotel Is A Converted Victorian Heritage Home That Offers The Individual, Personal Service In A Warm Old World Manner. In-keeping With This Old World Charm, There Are No Elevators In This 4-Story Mansion, Only Stairs. However, The Bellman Will Be Delighted To Help With Your Luggage, Of Course. The Chateau Versailles Has Fine Dining And Entertainment, And Is Convenient To Shopping.
The Hotel Also Charges $15.00+Tax In Cad For Pets Due Upon Check In.

The Chateau Versailles Is Located On Downtown's Golden Square Mile, Just 16 Miles From Dorval Airport And 40 Miles From Mirabel Airport. This Hotel Just Like All Great Hotels Has A Story To Tell. Ch?teau Versailles Stands On Grounds Originally Owned By A Religious Order Of Distinguished French Aristocrats Known As The Gentlemen Of St. Sulpice. At The Turn Of The 18th Century It Consisted Of A Fort And Ch?teau, With Landscaped Gardens And A Reflecting Pond, Designed By Abb? Vachon De Belmont In Honor Of The Original Ch?teau Versailles, Built By French King Louis Xiv. It Wasn't Until 1958 That Marie-louise And Andr? Villeneuve Turned The Vintage Townhouse At 1659 Sherbrooke Street West Into A Small Hotel, Called "Versailles Lodge".