
An atelier hotel in Old Montréal
A stay,
cut to measure.
Seventy-four rooms, a market-led table, limestone baths and a discreet evening salon inside a former garment atelier.

The house / 01
Old stone.
New proportions.
Takeon Label keeps the useful discipline of its atelier past: good light, honest material, a place for everything. The city enters through the tall windows; the hotel edits out the noise.
Rooms / 02
Six cuts of the same cloth.
From a calm courtyard room to the broad two-bedroom penthouse, every category has its own plan, light and reason to stay in.

Evening salon / 03 · 18+
Chance,
well framed.
Twelve tables, a small machine gallery and hosts who understand the value of a quieter room. Gaming remains one part of the night—not the entire hotel.
Table / 04
Montréal, served without theatre.
Atelier 18 follows the market. Five smaller rooms take care of breakfast, a quick counter plate, an aperitif and the hour after the salon.

Atelier 18 · Dinner
A short menu
with good posture.
Quebec trout, charcoal vegetables, winter roots and sauces with a clear point of view. The room stays warm late, but the menu knows when to stop.
House rhythm / 05
Useful luxuries, on the right floor.
Each service is designed around the day guests actually have: early movement, weather recovery, a late press and an uncomplicated transfer.
B1 · 06:30–22:00
Bath Vault
Warm pool, cedar heat, cold rinse and limestone quiet.
Roof · 07:00–23:00
Winter plunge
A heated swim and sheltered glasshouse above the city.
Level 2 · 24 hours
Movement room
Strength, mobility and cardio without an audience.
Every day
House car
Considered transfers within central Montréal.
City / 06
A neighbourhood before an itinerary.
Start with a market, the river or the stone streets. Return for the bath, dinner and a small room with a very good sound system.

First Light Walk
A two-hour reading of courtyards, warehouses and the city’s changing edges.

Market Before Breakfast
Meet the growers and bakers shaping tomorrow morning’s menu.

Stone from the Water
A private launch traces Montréal’s industrial and civic shoreline.
Offers / 07
A little more time, properly used.
Our packages add things that improve a stay—breakfast, a bath ritual, a table, a later departure—without filling every hour.
In frame / 08
Three views of the house.
Winter above the roofs, music below the lobby and the limestone dining room between them.

The winter glasshouse
Warm water, a fire table and city blue hour.

The Listening Room
Thirty seats and a room tuned for small live sets.

Atelier 18
The original stone frame, set for dinner.
“Leave room in the day for the city to change your plans.”The Takeon Label point of view
Play well / 09
Keep the salon part of the evening.
The salon is an 18+ space. Set a limit before playing, step away whenever the room stops being enjoyable and ask a host for discreet support at any time.
Useful details / 10
Before you arrive.
A few answers that make the first hour easier.
Rooms are ready from 15:00. Luggage storage and a neighbourhood recommendation are available for earlier arrivals.
The salon is reserved for guests aged 18 and over. Government-issued photo identification may be requested.
Yes. The concierge can coordinate hotel dining, central Montréal transfers and the experiences listed on this site.
Concierge / 11
One useful conversation.
For a room question, a table, a ritual or a way through Montréal, contact the house team directly.
18 Passage des Ateliers, Montréal, QC H2Y 1J2 · +1 (514) 555-0186 · stay@takeonlabel.com

