Opus Hotel Montreal is a unique, boutique hotel blending contemporary style and design with a nod to the historic. The original avant-garde structure, built in 1914 by Joseph-Arthur Godin, was the first poured concrete building in North America. Created in an Art Nouveau style, the building featured little ornamentation save for a signature curving staircase. This simplicity of design is reflected in the unmistakably modern concrete addition, created by architect Dan Hanganu of Montreal and interior designer Yabu Pushelberg of New York, winner of the prestigious 'Platinum Circle Award'.

Opus Hotel Montreal provides the service and amenities of a luxury hotel within a stylish and intimate environment. The Montreal hotel is home to the dramatic Suco Lounge. Opus was selected as one of the world's hottest new hotels by Condé Nast Traveler magazine.