Banana Republic

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Hi, I used to live in Montreal and moved to London, Ontario 10 yrs ago but still have friends and famliy there. All I can tell you is that by the address, you are going to be a couple of streets east of St-Lawrence Blvd (or St-Laurent). This is a very french part of town, including restaurants and bars are mainly frequented by french patrons. Yes there are many clubs restaurants and you are need the Old Port of Montreal and several museums. However, if you could find a hotel west of St-Laurent it probably would be better, The better clubs are located on Mackay St, Crescent, Stanley, Bishop. between Rene Levesque and De Maisonneuve Street. Good Luck and enjoy the food!!! You have to try BarB Barn (on Guy Street) for superb chicken and ribs
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