Ritz-Carlton – La Suite Royale

The Ritz-Carlton Royal Suite, also known as the Grimaldi Suite, has a long tradition of hosting the highest dignitaries. Many 20th century personalities have stayed at the Ritz-Carlton Montreal, including Queen Elizabeth II, Winston Churchill, Charles de Gaulle, Richard Nixon, Pierre Eliott Trudeau, Brian Mulroney, George Bush senior and Prince Albert II of Monaco. Here are the characteristics of the Royal Suite: 12 rooms over 4,700 square feet: 1 master bedroom with king bed, living room and fireplace 1 conference room/dining room accommodating 10-12 people 1 large living room with bar area, LCD television, fireplace and garden view 1 living room with fireplace 1 master bathroom with heated marble floor, double vanity and illuminated magnifying mirror. A heated towel rail, an LCD TV, a toilet and a bidet. A deep bathtub with separate rain-style shower and portable shower head 1 bathroom for gentlemen equipped with a magnifying mirror, an LCD TV and a shower 1 luxurious wardrobe 2 bathrooms 1 entrance hall decorated with works of art 1 pantry 1 security office 2 optional connecting rooms (with a King bed each)