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For those of you who are booked for cruises departing from Montreal, Canada and are not planning to buy a pre-cruise package from your cruise line, you might want to consider this. Cruise lines often provide their passengers, a pre-cruise package consisting of airport transfers, hotel accomodations and hotel-to
-ship transfers for a price. In the case of Holland America’s Canada/ New England itinerary leaving May 17th, passengers are on their own because it is too early in the season to offer any deals. Passengers will also have to arrange their own transfers between the port terminal to airport in Boston.
If you’re flying into YUL (ie. Montreal) and plan to stay a few days to visit the city, you might want to consider the Sweet Deal Package from Tourisme Montreal. They have a list of hotels starting as low as $119 for the first night and 50% off the second night. A lot of these hotels include a deluxe breakfast, high speed internet and free local calls. For instance, you can stay at the 4-star Ritz-Carlton Montreal for as low as $189 for the first night and $95 for the second night. If you want to start the pampering off early, plan on staying at the Centre Sheraton for the same price but get a food and beverage credit of $40 per stay.
The package also includes a special gift and 2 privileges passport coupons from Casino de Montreal.
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