Living Room
Quartier international de Montreal, Montréal
Bar in Montréal, Canada
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Living Room is a smart pick for a polished Montréal hotel-lounge date when atmosphere matters more than cocktail-menu depth. Go earlier for easier conversation, later for the DJ-backed, fashionable-room energy. It works well as a pre-dinner drink or nightcap at W Montréal, not as a quiet specialist bar destination.
About Living Room
For a two-person night in Montréal, the basics for Living Room are direct: the listed price is $45 per person, the dress code is smart casual, the venue opens daily at 3 PM. It stays open until 11 PM Sunday through Thursday and until 1 AM on Friday and Saturday.
The grounded takeaway is practical: Living Room can fit an evening plan when the timing, price point, smart casual dress code match what you need in Montréal.
Best for a smart-casual Montréal plan
Choose Living Room when you want a Montréal venue with a $45-per-person listing and evening-friendly hours. The schedule makes it easier to plan an earlier or later stop, especially on Friday and Saturday when the venue runs until 1 AM.
For broader planning around dinner, lodging, or other nightlife options, compare it with ’s Montréal bars guide, ’s Montréal restaurants guide, or ’s Montréal hotels guide.
Plan the timing around the hours
Living Room is listed as open from 3–11 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, from 3 PM–1 AM on Friday and Saturday. If you want the latest possible timing, Friday and Saturday are the strongest options. If you prefer an earlier stop, any day of the week can work because the venue opens at 3 PM daily.
For an explorer-style Montréal itinerary, use Living Room as one piece of the evening rather than assuming details that are not confirmed here. ’s Montréal experiences guide can help with before-or-after planning, while ’s Montréal wineries guide suits a different kind of itinerary.
Bottom line: choose Living Room for a Montréal outing when the $45-per-person price, smart casual dress code, 3 PM opening time fit your plan.
Planning details
- Location
- 901 Rue du Square-Victoria, Montréal, QC H2Z 1J1, Canada
- Website
- marriott.com/en-us/hotels/yulwh-w-montreal/dining/?scid=feed67b0-9a2f-4de1-8df6-114544116108
- Phone
- +1 514-395-3180
Venue details
Ambiance
Dim, colorful lighting with sleek contemporary design, a buzzy DJ-backed soundtrack, and a fashionable crowd create a clubby, high-energy lounge atmosphere rather than a quiet hotel lobby bar.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
Format
Accessibility
At the Bar
- Bar Category
- Hotel Bar
- Late Night
- Open Until 2am
- Music
- Curated Dj Sets with Upbeat Lounge and Electronic Music
Planning details
Location
901 Rue du Square-Victoria, Montréal, QC H2Z 1J1, Canada · Directions
marriott.com/en-us/hotels/yulwh-w-montreal/dining/?scid=feed67b0-9a2f-4de1-8df6-114544116108
Also consider
Where to go if this is not the right fit
Pick Bar Le Mal Nécessaire if the priority is a more defined cocktail-bar night. Pick Nacarat Bar if the room and hotel-bar polish matter more than keeping the plan casual.
Bar context
How it compares for a Montréal bar night
Vinyl Bar is the stronger choice if the night needs a clearer music-led identity, while Living Room is the easier pick for a simple central meet-up around Square-Victoria. Choose Living Room when convenience and low planning effort matter; choose Vinyl Bar when the bar itself needs to carry the evening.
Bar Le Mal Nécessaire and Hiba are better cross-shops for readers who want a more intentional cocktail-bar decision. Living Room works as the lower-friction option, especially for a two-person plan that may move elsewhere after one round.
Flyjin and Nacarat Bar make more sense when ambiance is the priority and the evening is built around the room. Living Room is easier to justify as a practical downtown stop, but it is harder to recommend as the main event without confirmed price, menu, or awards signals.
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How it compares for a Montréal bar night
Vinyl Bar is the stronger choice if the night needs a clearer music-led identity, while Living Room is the easier pick for a simple central meet-up around Square-Victoria. Choose Living Room when convenience and low planning effort matter; choose Vinyl Bar when the bar itself needs to carry the evening.
Bar Le Mal Nécessaire and Hiba are better cross-shops for readers who want a more intentional cocktail-bar decision. Living Room works as the lower-friction option, especially for a two-person plan that may move elsewhere after one round.
Flyjin and Nacarat Bar make more sense when ambiance is the priority and the evening is built around the room. Living Room is easier to justify as a practical downtown stop, but it is harder to recommend as the main event without confirmed price, menu, or awards signals.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a reservation at Living Room?
Living Room is listed in Montréal with hours from 3–11 PM Sunday through Thursday and 3 PM–1 AM on Friday and Saturday, so check directly with the venue if you need a specific time.
What's the crowd like at Living Room?
What is confirmed is that Living Room is in Montréal, has a smart casual dress code, is listed at $45 per person.
Does Living Room have outdoor seating?
What's the best time to go to Living Room?
Use the hours to plan: Living Room opens at 3 PM every day, closes at 11 PM Sunday through Thursday, closes at 1 AM on Friday and Saturday. Friday and Saturday are the better fit if you need later timing.
