Mont-Tremblant Hotels: Where to Stay and Best Resorts

Mont-Tremblant hotels

Ski-in/ski-out resorts, a car-free pedestrian village and boutique hotels on Lac Tremblant. Compare every Mont-Tremblant hotel in one search.

Best areas to stay in Mont-Tremblant

The pedestrian village (base of the mountain) is where most visitors stay. Hotels and condo-hotels sit steps from the gondola, ski school, restaurants, shops and the casino shuttle. It is the most convenient and the most expensive area, especially on winter weekends.

Lac Tremblant offers quieter boutique hotels and inns with beaches and docks, perfect in summer and for couples. Mont-Tremblant downtown (Saint-Jovite), a short drive away, has more affordable hotels and motels, local restaurants and easy access to Highway 117.

What to do near your hotel

In winter: alpine skiing and snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, dog sledding and Nordic spas. In summer: the Parc national du Mont-Tremblant (Quebec’s oldest provincial park), beaches, golf, mountain biking, the P’tit Train du Nord trail and festivals in the village. Fall brings some of the best foliage views in Quebec from the summit gondola.

Tips to save on a Mont-Tremblant hotel

Stay Sunday to Thursday, book early for the holidays and spring break, and compare village condos with kitchenettes against hotels if you travel as a family. Free-cancellation rates let you book early and re-book if prices drop.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How far is Mont-Tremblant from Montreal?

Roughly 130 km, or about 1 h 30 to 2 h by car via Highways 15 and 117, depending on traffic and weather.

Which Mont-Tremblant hotels are ski-in/ski-out?

Hotels at the base of the mountain, such as the Fairmont Tremblant, and many condo-hotels in the pedestrian village offer ski-in/ski-out or walk-to-lift access. Check each listing on Expedia for the exact distance to the lifts.

Is it cheaper to stay outside the village?

Usually yes. Hotels in downtown Mont-Tremblant (Saint-Jovite) and along Route 117 often cost less, and the village is a short drive or shuttle ride away.

When is the best time to visit Mont-Tremblant?

December to March for skiing, July and August for lakes and festivals, and late September to mid-October for fall colours. April, May and November are the quietest and cheapest months.

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