Nestled in the foothills of the Laurentian Mountains in beautiful
Mont Tremblant Quebec is a colorful little village reminiscent of a charming
European town. This lovely resort surrounded by picturesque rolling hills, luxurious
chalets and spectacular wilderness is one of Canada’s hidden gems and a
must-see destination. Tourists flock here from all over the world to experience
the ski village ranked #1 in Eastern North America and whether you crave
relaxation or adventure there is something for everyone!
There is no shortage of accommodations to suit your preferences
including quaint inns, B & B’s upscale hotels, beautiful condos tucked into
the mountains plus spacious suites, villas and studios.
With direct flights from Toronto and connecting flights
through New York getting here is easy and as you land in Mont Tremblant and
step into the warm log cabin airport, hectic city life seems to fade away and
become a thing of the past. Tremblant is where couples come for romance and
where families and friends come to play!
The airport shuttle service took us to the magnificent
Fairmont Hotel which sits majestically atop the splendid little village. This
full-service hotel with cozy fireplaces and rustic chandeliers is very large
and boasts fabulous restaurants, heated pools, hot tubs, a trendy lounge, spa, a fully equipped gym and a variety of
quality services to help you make the most of your stay.
We were greeted warmly at the reception desk and in our spacious room there was a welcome package with delectable treats infused with Canadian maple syrup!
The deck of the Fairmont Hotel
The view from our room was spectacular and for a hotel that receives
a high number of guests I was impressed with its level of cleanliness and
comfort. The bathroom was conveniently stocked with an array of great toiletries and there was a
large work desk, flat screen TV and a bed so comfortable I wanted to take it
home with me! After a long, thrilling day in the village the Fairmont was a fabulous place to kick-back, have a drink and enjoy the evening. Click HERE for more info and rates.
Photo Source: Fairmont Hotel Mont Tremblant
After settling in and grabbing our map we headed out to
explore. The resort is now transitioning out of winter and
preparing for the spring-summer season but there was just enough snow for ski lovers to hit the
slopes one last time.
The pedestrian village provides everything you need during your
stay including a wonderful variety of restaurants, 35 boutiques, a casino,
candy shops, lifts, bars, toasty outdoor fires, a grocery store, art galleries,
and even free concerts! There is no need to battle traffic and city smog,
simply take your time, stroll leisurely and enjoy the fresh mountain air.
For lunch we had reservations at Maison de la Crêpe which seems to be
quite popular with visitors. The restaurant is cozy and small but the food is
well worth the wait! I ordered the onion soup and a lunch crêpe with crispy chicken,
tomato, yogurt and guacamole.
We also went back for dessert the following night
to try the scrumptious dessert crêpes.
This mouth-watering creation is topped with homemade chocolate hazelnut sauce,
fresh strawberries, sweet banana, and vanilla ice cream! I highly recommend
stopping by to refuel between activities.
Aside from great skiing, snowmobiles, snowboarding and many
other winter sports there are countless other activities to choose from during the spring/summer season including: horseback riding, ziplining, helicopter tours, swimming, golf,
luge, canoeing, boat cruises, ATV tours, fly fishing, rafting, cycling,
rollerblading, paint ball, rock climbing, hiking, yoga, the Aqua Club, eco
tours at Mont-Tremblant National Park, dune buggy tours and more! The resort
even hosts an International Blues Festival with an eclectic mix of artists and
over 300 free shows! The seasonal and holiday events are fun
for the whole family. Check out the activity video below!
One of my favorite ways to unwind and relax during my stay was
spending a morning at the Scandinave Spa located just a short drive from the
village. This luxurious spa is situated in a lush oasis of tranquility and
seclusion, surrounded by forest and a sparkling river. The entrance is a
quiet trail canopied by trees which leads to complete serenity.
As you enter the toasty cabin you are provided with a fluffy robe, towels and water plus an explanation of your treatment plan.
The spa is well known for its hot baths, rejuvenating eucalyptus
sauna and restful relaxation rooms surrounded by nature. You can enjoy a
variety of soothing massages followed by a reviving dip in the various pools.
The steam treatment opens the pores, releases toxins and stimulates circulation plus the
invigorating jets and cascading waterfall helps loosen tired aching muscles to ease pain and soreness.
Photo source: Scandinave Spa Mont Tremblant
Photo source: Scandinave Spa Mont Tremblant
The Scandinave Spa or the Amerispa back at the village is
the perfect blissful retreat and romantic hideout for couples, my husband and I thoroughly
enjoyed the peace and quiet. You can visit the website by clicking HERE.
For dinner I highly recommend Coco Pazzo a delicious Italian
restaurant with authentic dishes and
ȎWok which serves exquisite Asian Fusion courses like Pad Thai and sautéed chicken skewers dipped in savory curry sauce. The variety of restaurants at Tremblant Village is a culinary delight and there are options to tantalize every palette.
ȎWok which serves exquisite Asian Fusion courses like Pad Thai and sautéed chicken skewers dipped in savory curry sauce. The variety of restaurants at Tremblant Village is a culinary delight and there are options to tantalize every palette.
At
night the village lights up with a variety of entertainment
including live outdoor bands. Guests can socialize and dance around a roaring fire or enjoy drinks in one of the many bars. Vacationing at Tremblant is never dull and there is always something to do!
If you
are looking for a fabulous getaway Tremblant resort is a Canadian treasure that
will satisfy your need to de-stress, indulge and explore your adventurous side.
For more information visit the website by clicking HERE.
*Special thanks to Pierre-Alexandre Legault, Tremblant Resort and The Fairmont Hotel
Oh I'm from Quebec originally and I'm ashamed to say I have never been. It looks incredible - I love the mountain air....and I love spa.
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