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Three starting points, all of them tailored to your group before anything gets booked. Tell us what you want the weekend to feel like and we handle the rest.
All prices in USD
8 to 16 guests · 3 nights
Hotel suites, every table held, a host on call.
from$822USD per person
Partner hotel suites, downtown
USD prices include Québec sales taxes and the card fee. Gratuities are extra unless listed.
Thursday · Arrival
Saturday · The big night
Add extras to your list; request swaps in your quote.
10 to 16 guests · 3 nights
Our pick
A house as the base, a chef in the kitchen, a host through the weekend.
from$1,250USD per person
Partner residence, Plateau or downtown
USD prices include Québec sales taxes and the card fee. Gratuities are extra unless listed.
Thursday · Arrival
Friday
Saturday · The big night
Add extras to your list; request swaps in your quote.
8 to 14 guests · 3 nights
Festival weekends and the things that sell out: the yacht, the suite, the best table.
from$1,726USD per person
Suites or residence, booked 8+ weeks out
USD prices include Québec sales taxes and the card fee. Gratuities are extra unless listed.
Thursday · Arrival
Friday
Saturday · The big night
Add extras to your list; request swaps in your quote.
Final rates confirmed in your written quote.
USD prices include Québec sales taxes and the card fee. Gratuities are extra unless listed.
Not sure which one fits? Share your budget and we'll recommend the right option.
Pricing depends on group size, dates, and which package you choose — a Grand Prix weekend and a quiet November weekend are very different trips. Tell us your group size and budget and we send a written quote within 24 hours, with no obligation.
Six to eight weeks is comfortable for most weekends. For Grand Prix, Osheaga, Jazz Fest, or Just For Laughs, book three to four months out — hotels and tables in those weeks sell out well ahead.
Typically 8 to 30. Smaller groups work fine, and we have run considerably larger ones — larger crews just need more lead time for tables and transport.
Yes. The packages are a starting point, not a menu you are locked into. Most groups end up with something customized — tell us what matters most and we build around it.
Still planning? Read the full Montreal bachelor party guide or see what a Montreal bachelor party actually costs.
