Can you spend the night at the airport?

Since Montreal airport serves a large number of flights and connections, it is normal to see a large number of passengers waiting for their flight late at night. Since the area is very cold at night and has many lights, it is recommended that you bring a sleeping bag, blankets, and a mask. You must stay in the terminal’s public area before the security controls close for the night.

Are there places to drink and eat 24 hours?

Only fast food restaurants are open late at night.

Where to rest?

The seats are generally uncomfortable and have armrests, but the check-in area has better armchairs to rest in. Inside the terminal, there are some VIP lounges, but they close at night. There is a hotel directly linked to the main building for lodging.

Showers are available at Montreal airport

Some VIP lounges have showers, but not in the public bathrooms.

Passengers with disabilities

Wide doors, ramps, elevators, moving walkways, accessible counters, modified telephones and restrooms, special lines at various controls, transportation vehicles, Braille signs, hygiene areas for service animals, and designated parking spaces are all available.

Vehicles designed for passengers with special needs are available from public transportation companies. On the Departures stage, wheelchairs may be requested at the information desks.

Is there a luggage storage service?

You can leave your luggage in the Domestic Arrivals Hall cloakroom, which is open 24 hours a day.

Does Montreal airport have free Wi-Fi?

Free for 60 minutes.

Other services

ATMs, baby changing facilities, children’s play areas.

Montreal Airport provides public transportation, approved taxis, buses, private transfer companies, and car rental services to connect the airport to the city

Access by taxi

Ranks are located near the central exit on the Arrivals level. The fare to downtown Montreal is fixed, while the fare to other destinations is calculated using a meter. It takes 25-40 minutes to get to the city center.

Access by bus

The Société de Transport de Montréal’s Line 747 connects the airport and the Berri-UQAM metro station in the city center 24 hours a day. Travel time ranges from 45 to 70 minutes. It also stops at the Lionel-Groulx station between 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. (25-35 min.) Tickets are available for purchase at automated machines on the International Arrivals level and allow unrestricted travel for 24 hours.

The 204 Cardinal line also links the enclosure to the Dorval train station, while the 209 line connects it to the Roxboro-Pierrefonds train station.

Greyhound serves Ottawa and Gatineau, while Orléans Express serves Trois-Rivières, Ste-Foy, and Quebec. They are located on the International Arrivals level, both have counters.

Aéronavette provides door-to-door service to Sherbrooke, Magog/Orford, Bromont, Granby, L’Ange-Gardien, and Richelieu 24 hours a day.

In addition, four times a day during the winter season, minibuses from Autocars Skyport depart from gate 7 of the International Arrivals level and travel to Mont-Tremblant.

Ride sharing

Uber and Eva cars pick up passengers at gate 7.

Access by train

Between the airport and the Dorval train station, there is a free minibus service. Through Rail trains with destinations along the Ottawa-Montreal, Toronto-Kingston-Montreal, and Quebec-Montreal routes can be boarded from there.

RENT A CAR at Montreal International Airport >>>

or BOOK a PRIVATE AIRPORT TRANSFER

The Montreal Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel is connected to the terminal through the US Departures Hall. There are other options nearby, many of which provide courtesy transfers for their guests.

Sheraton Montreal Airport Hotel (0.8 km / 0.5 miles)
Aloft Montreal Airport (0.9 km / 0.6 miles)
DoubleTree by Hilton Montreal Airport (1.1 km / 0.7 miles)
Quality Inn & Suites PE Trudeau Airport (1.1 km / 0.7 miles)
L’Auberge de l’Aeroport Inn (1.1 km / 0.7 miles)