Bonaventure Hotel

Designed by a Montreal architect, the Bonaventure remains an exceptional achievement to this day. It is built on the roof of Place Bonaventure, 17 stories above ground, offering the occupants of its rooms and suites a breathtaking view of Montreal and its surroundings.

A very popular architectural trend between 1950 and 1970, the brutal style is easily recognizable by its prominent geometric shapes and its emphasis on raw and rough building materials, such as concrete. Place Bonaventure is a perfect example of this trend, appearing as a gigantic monolith in the heart of downtown Montreal.